Cookie #32
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn Cookie #32 (1951), George lands Fritzi a role in a historical movie, but only if she gains 45 pounds in a month to match the "build of an early American pioneer woman." Owen Fitzgerald's expressive art captures Fritzi's transformation and her fiery reaction when the director dismisses her acting—prompting her to make George foot the bill for her weight-loss treatments.
In this 1951 humor tale from *Cookie* #32, George tries to help Fritzi land a movie role as an early American pioneer woman—only to discover she needs to gain 45 pounds in a month to fit the part. Despite achieving the "build" of a frontier icon, her performance leaves the director unimpressed, leading to a costly lesson in showbiz expectations.
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