Around the time this photo was taken, young Mae:
a. was tending bar in Medicine Hat.
b. was playing trombone in a house band at some dive on the Barbary Coast of San Francisco.
c. was a typewriting instructor in Boston.
d. was on her way to South America to study tarantulas with a man known only as The Shadow.
Funny is a relative term, especially when your relatives are the sort that go dancing about of a morning singing in their undergarments.
A HAT FULL OF SAUSAGE
A STARTLING NEW PLAY
from the pen of G. Miles Teppendisch
starring
Flake Belmont as the charmingly sinister Madge Blanket
Robert Purn as the domestic equivalent of Shambo, the dolphin
and Winnie, the Incontinent Horse
OPENING SOON!!
DON’T MISS IT!!
It is not generally known that the newt, although one of the smallest of our North American animals, has an extremely happy home-life.
Ragwen, a California water elf maiden, tends to this stream and its crop of greenery.
i’ve brought you golden pears
ho hum so what who cares
i finished painting the stairs
ho hum so what who cares
i reupholstered all the chairs
ho hum so what who cares
I’M MOVING TO HONOLULU
ho hum so what who cares
A giant witch riding her giant broom crashed into the earth here long ago. The only evidence of her demise is the brushy end of her giant broom sticking out of the ground.
Try not to pontificate from a platform of ignorance.
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