Such magical witty gags expressed in such a splendid and lovely way, and drawn with such splendid skills and fantastic finesse. The marvellous master cartoonist FoXo always delivers through this magnificent masterpiece of his.
So yes of course, a big thumbs up, big applause, and three cheers once again for this epitome of a picture speaking thousand words, the most pleasant picturesque pantomime, the ever entertaining ever energetic ever excellent evergreen entertainer BOZO!
Such splendid joy and sheer cheer BOZO brings to me every day. Spread the word, friends, so that BOZO can spread more joy and cheer to more!
Book drop. Dog trot. Hot swap. I don’t know the protocol, but if a gentleman gives up his seat for a lady, is there some point in time she is expected to give it back? Can he sit down there again if she leaves to go to the lavatory? Can she pass it on to someone else? Life is complicated.
Since we had to go without our daily Bozo fix yesterday for whatever reason, am I the only one that actually snickered after reading the title “Disappearing Act” for the first comic set today? That sounds like something that only Bozo and Foxo would come up with.
Created in 1921, “Bozo,” the original pantomime comic strip, was published weekly in the Richmond (Virginia) Times-Dispatch from 1925 tho 1945. Bozo fought both the Nazis and the Japs for the four years of World War II and was rewarded with International syndication at war’s end by the Chicago Sun-Times Syndicate. The strip was carried by the Boston Globe, the Philadelphia Inquire, the Cincinnati Enquirer and many other papers. It was particularly popular in France and Japan.
Bozo was also carried by the “Stars and Strips,” the newspaper of the United States Armed Forces and was very popular with our men and women in uniform. A hundred of those wartime strips can be found in my book, “WHISTLING DOWN THE HALLS: The Times and Cartoons of America’s Original Pantomime Comic Strip Artist.” , a 260-page book that contains about 800 cartoons by Foxo Reardon (my dad) includind 500 syndicated Bozo strops. It is available at bearmanormedia.com, walmart.com, amazon.com, barneandnobel.com, booksamillion.com and other Internet outlets. If ordering, please enter the name of Foxo Reardon along with the name of the book. And many thanks for ordering!!
DISAPPEARING ACT-ABBRA CADABRA……“Pull a Rabbit out of your hat!” Granny Clampet. SEPARATE ENTRANCE- Well we found out Poochie is a girl. LADIES BE SEATED- “BABY GOT BACK” I like big butts and I cannot lieYou other brothers can’t denyThat when a girl walks in with an itty bitty waistAnd a round thing in your face…..(This lady has a Bustle on Sir Mix -A-Lot Hustle.)
Dirty Dragon over 2 years ago
1 – I hope Bozo wrote down how to reverse that trick.
2 – “For my next trick, I will saw this doghouse into three pieces.”
3 – It’s just like the cup and ball trick, only with hoop skirts.
some idiot from R'lyeh Premium Member over 2 years ago
The best part is the bartender ignoring the lady in the first three panels, giving her a reason to want to change seats.
Gent over 2 years ago
1. Ah! Magic!
2. Oh! Magical!
3. Huh?!! Magic!!!
All so marvellously magical!
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Such magical witty gags expressed in such a splendid and lovely way, and drawn with such splendid skills and fantastic finesse. The marvellous master cartoonist FoXo always delivers through this magnificent masterpiece of his.
So yes of course, a big thumbs up, big applause, and three cheers once again for this epitome of a picture speaking thousand words, the most pleasant picturesque pantomime, the ever entertaining ever energetic ever excellent evergreen entertainer BOZO!
Such splendid joy and sheer cheer BOZO brings to me every day. Spread the word, friends, so that BOZO can spread more joy and cheer to more!
danketaz Premium Member over 2 years ago
1 I suspect Umbrella Guy made off with the book.
2 Everybody gets their own bedroom.
3 Bozo had his eye on the lady the whole time and never saw her raise her skirt. Now that’s talent!
HappyDog/ᵀʳʸ ᴮᵒᶻᵒ ⁴ ᵗʰᵉ ᶠᵘⁿ ᵒᶠ ᶦᵗ Premium Member over 2 years ago
i) I’ve heard of disappearing ink but …
or did the book transport itself back to the store?
ii) What a lovely little litter, even if there are only two.
iii) Let’s talk about drawing that dress four times!
danketaz Premium Member over 2 years ago
3 Umbrella Guy going two-fisted.
jr1234 over 2 years ago
All 3 endings are hilarius, today :D
vaughnrl2003 Premium Member over 2 years ago
Book drop. Dog trot. Hot swap. I don’t know the protocol, but if a gentleman gives up his seat for a lady, is there some point in time she is expected to give it back? Can he sit down there again if she leaves to go to the lavatory? Can she pass it on to someone else? Life is complicated.
Mark Thomas over 2 years ago
1. Now Bozo has to go back and buy the second book in the series, “How to Make Things Reappear”.
2. Even the big dog is thinking, "What the ?
3. The first thing that came to my mind, may not be appropriate here.
beammeup1701 (Bozo by Foxo makes everyone happy!) over 2 years ago
Since we had to go without our daily Bozo fix yesterday for whatever reason, am I the only one that actually snickered after reading the title “Disappearing Act” for the first comic set today? That sounds like something that only Bozo and Foxo would come up with.
Have a wonderful day, everyone!
mreardon53 Premium Member over 2 years ago
Created in 1921, “Bozo,” the original pantomime comic strip, was published weekly in the Richmond (Virginia) Times-Dispatch from 1925 tho 1945. Bozo fought both the Nazis and the Japs for the four years of World War II and was rewarded with International syndication at war’s end by the Chicago Sun-Times Syndicate. The strip was carried by the Boston Globe, the Philadelphia Inquire, the Cincinnati Enquirer and many other papers. It was particularly popular in France and Japan.
Bozo was also carried by the “Stars and Strips,” the newspaper of the United States Armed Forces and was very popular with our men and women in uniform. A hundred of those wartime strips can be found in my book, “WHISTLING DOWN THE HALLS: The Times and Cartoons of America’s Original Pantomime Comic Strip Artist.” , a 260-page book that contains about 800 cartoons by Foxo Reardon (my dad) includind 500 syndicated Bozo strops. It is available at bearmanormedia.com, walmart.com, amazon.com, barneandnobel.com, booksamillion.com and other Internet outlets. If ordering, please enter the name of Foxo Reardon along with the name of the book. And many thanks for ordering!!
Searcy9320 over 2 years ago
DISAPPEARING ACT-ABBRA CADABRA……“Pull a Rabbit out of your hat!” Granny Clampet. SEPARATE ENTRANCE- Well we found out Poochie is a girl. LADIES BE SEATED- “BABY GOT BACK” I like big butts and I cannot lieYou other brothers can’t denyThat when a girl walks in with an itty bitty waistAnd a round thing in your face…..(This lady has a Bustle on Sir Mix -A-Lot Hustle.)
Night-Gaunt49[Bozo is Boffo] over 2 years ago
1) SEEING IS MAGICK: Bozo gets a tome on conjuring and makes the book vanish!
2) ACCOMMODATION: His dog has 2 puppies, so he cuts out 2 more smaller doors on the doghouse!
3) SITTING OR NOT: Bozo allows a lady in a long dress is sitting near, Bozo allows to ‘sit’ on his stool. Was she sitting?
Kip Williams over 2 years ago
Stool, shmool. Bozo’s doing better with the fairer sex this week. Nobody’s throwing him out or trashing his picture.
Gent over 2 years ago
Looks like Bozo do another disappearing act today. But no worries. Me go back and sees Bozo again from beginning.
patricev70 over 2 years ago
3) Fuzzy found an Umbrella Lady?
Kip Williams over 2 years ago
Now watch closely—I’ll make Monday’s strip disappear!
edeloriea14 over 2 years ago
1. Even the Wizard of Id would make his magic book disappear.
2. “The house is for you and the puppies.”
3. “What the heck? I thought she was sitting right here!”
Zesty over 2 years ago
3. BOZO—Ladies be seated
“It’s the only way!”
https://youtu.be/eN5dAQLYYrs?t=150