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☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "Speakeasy Theatre," a wealthy man observes Pete and his dog gazing wistfully through the window of a fancy restaurant. Moved by their longing, he hands Pete some money—only for Pete to spend it on a drink at a bar that promises a free lunch, setting off a quiet chain of choices in a world where appearances and desires often clash. Written and illustrated by C. D. Russell, with a cover by Joseph Morgan, this 1930 issue captures a moment of small rebellion and fleeting hope in a time of quiet tension.
In a quiet moment of urban whimsy, a wealthy man spots Pete and his dog gazing longingly at a restaurant. Moved by their hunger, he hands Pete some money—only for Pete to spend it on beer at a bar that promises a free lunch.
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Reprinted in The Art in Cartooning #[nn] (1975)
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