Peanuts by Charles Schulz for April 25, 2021

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Okay, Violet.

I wasn’t sure it wasn’t Lucy, but you are right, the hair is different. I wonder what play it is this week?

Is that supposed to be War and Peace that Snoopy’s performing??? Gonna be one long puppet show

The lure of fame makes the most unctuous smiles

Statler: You know, I don’t think this will fit in the art museum of puppetry. Waldorf: Why?Statler: Because, it’s an art museum. Both: Doh ho ho ho!

I’m trying to figure out what play this is myself. Not War and Peace, the uniform in the 2nd panel isn’t right. I thought maybe Les Miserables from the 3rd panel. The “pawpet” on the left being Jean Valjean and the right one being Javert

Stick puppets in the title panel.

Good ol’ Pawpet Theatre!

I thought it was Lacy also. Then upon thinking about it, all the characters look alike. Even Snoopy and Spike! mmmm Maybe not Pig Pen and yet if you remove all that cloud and dirt he would be quite similar in a lineup of the characters.

Use your tail, Snoop! You could get one more character in.

First rule of the theater: play to your audience.

Playing to the critics, Snoopy?

True stereotype at play here.. cater to the one that benefits you the most.

Decades later I can still nod towards Peanuts as being the place where I heard ‘Beau Geste’ for the first time (Snoopy did a puppet show of it).

What a ham!

I’d give it a 4 out of a 5 star rating….

✍️ “A lot of action, but not much dialog…” ✒️

I hate going to concerts where the stage is in the middle of the audience. Someone is going to spend the night staring at musician’s backsides. No matter how nice that backside might be, it gets old.

Violet had a speaking part! In 1974!

Maybe she can pull a few strings for you Snoopy. Wait…

Snoopy qualifies as true entertainer in land of puppetry, India.

Violet cameo.

Sucking up to the critic might help. At least the critic is Violet. If it were Lucy it wouldn’t matter how much he sucked up or how good the preformance was. She’d give a bad review out of spite.

Pawpet Theater presents, “A Tale of Two Cities.” In Sensurround!

“Go on out to the lobby…”