ALL WRAPPED UP- Ah Ms. Ima Snoot wants the dress in the window. Bozo knows that dress will not fit, but a sale is a sale, if it looks good on the mannequin, take the mannequin and the dress and try it on. NO SALE- People get upset when you break in line, so your telegram from your loved one far away, “well he is still far away!” CHOICE SEAT- Our Hero deserves some relaxation, SRO is not what he wants….steal a stool is what he gets!
Newest line. Wrong line. No line. I rarely go to movies anymore but I haven’t seen a packed house in a long time. I remember standing in a line around the block for E.T. back in the day.
2. Ah the good old days when telegram was not an app.
3. Ah the good old days when there was standing room in theatres. (Me has never seen any theatre with standing room. All was seats only).
…All 3 very splendid funnies, in subject, execution, as well as in drawings by especially excellent cartoonist, the Fabulous FoXo.
For those who come in late, these wonderful wordless wonders was envisioned and executed so brilliantly by FoXo Reardon, a true master cartoonist who told his funny tales with his awesome artwork alone, without any of his characters in BOZO ever saying a single word.
An especially excellent epitome of pictures speaking thousand words, BOZO also the most pleasant picturesque pantomime where every panel is like a photograph of a three-dimensional cartoon world of realistic-looking depths and details. Such was his powerful perspective artwork which brought to life a lovely lively world of BOZO!
FoXo a rare combination of both sharp wits and artistic talents which is rarely seen together in the same cartoonist, a true master and professional cartoonist whose work quality speaks for itself and as you can see for yourself BOZO is pure gold coming from a golden era of cartooning! More about FoXo and BOZO in the About page.
So no wonder that these wonderful wordless wonders still bring great joy and sheer cheer to many even today.
But despite being a great classic of great creative calibre, neither BOZO nor FoXo are much known or remembered these days.
Spread the word, friends, so that BOZO can spread more joy and cheer to many many more!
…
And yes, yes of course another big thumbs up, big applause, and three cheers once again for the marvellous master FoXo’s magnificent masterpiece, the most pleasant picturesque pantomime, the ever entertaining ever energetic ever enjoyable ever excellent evergreen entertainer, the brilliantly beautiful and beautifully brilliant BOZO!
Hollywood Art Director Philip Jefferies. was nominated for an Academy Award as Art Director of the 1973 motion picture “Tom Sawyer” which starred Johnny Whitaker, Celeste Holm, Warren Oates, Jeff East and Jodie Foster. From 1962 to 1986, Jefferies was Art Director of some thirty Hollywood motion pictures and nine TV production, until his passing at age 61 in 1986. A list of his 30 films can be found at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philip_M._Jefferies – from “The Manchurian Candidate” in 1962 to “The Mean Season” in 1985.
Backtracking to a warm night in April 1938, Philip Jefferies, age 12, wandered into the offices of the Richmond (Virginia) Times-Dispatch, one of the South’s leading newspapers. He had in hand his creation of a comic strip he named “Nicky.” Ignored in the hustle bustle of the night with looming deadlines, a voice then rang out, according to a full page article in the paper of May 1, : “Hey, just look at this wouldya?” Foxo was saying to anyone who would listen. “This boy is a wonder…why don’t you give him a story. Look at this drawing. It’s a knockout.”
Young Philip was then interviewed and his story published, with a photo of him and Foxo together, as a full page story in the magazine section the next Sunday, May 1, 1938. After that interview by the reporter, Philip had added:
“The main thing I wanted to say, though, is how much Foxo has helped me. He told me what kind of ink to buy and what kind of pen to get and I see all the difference in the world in my drawing. If you think this drawing of Nicky is good, you ought to see the one I’m going to make with the new materials. Besides, Foxo told me things to do to make my drawings reproduce better. I think he’s wonderful, and I hope I can draw half as well as he can one day."
Philip Jefferies had two brothers who were also Hollywood Art Directors. One was as such for the TV show “Star Trex,” and he was the creator of the “Star Ship Enterprise.”
1) THE WHOLE PACKAGE: The ever-present Bozo is there to solve problems this one is to get a full wardrobe for a lady. And he does iut again! Just take the dummy with the cloithes still one!
2) NO TICKET NO SALE: Bozo waits in a long line only when his is about to come up he checks for money. Just empty so hea leaves post haste.
3) BEST SEAT: he returns with a stool and sits right down in front!
PoodleGroomer over 1 year ago
2. Military draft notice. Report Immediatly…
Dirty Dragon over 1 year ago
2 – The movie is “Sorry, Wrong Number”.
danketaz Premium Member over 1 year ago
1 That pretty much the only way she’ll get that dress to fit. (Fashion!—Lady Gaga)
2 Got to be good looking ‘cause she’s so hard to see. (Western Union— The Five Americans)
3 Bozo’s not going to miss out on this week’s exciting installment of his favorite oater serial. (Western Movies—The Olympics)
HappyDog/ᵀʳʸ ᴮᵒᶻᵒ ⁴ ᵗʰᵉ ᶠᵘⁿ ᵒᶠ ᶦᵗ Premium Member over 1 year ago
1• Sorry, last one!
2• I hope it wasn’t urgent. Say, I’ve seen that dress before.
3• Stolen stool!
Dobber Premium Member over 1 year ago
3. He paid for a seat, he’s gonna have one.
Just-me over 1 year ago
1. Homunculus havoc?
2. Special delivery
3. Hightop hijinks
Zebrastripes over 1 year ago
I got my book, " Whistling Down the Halls"‼️
LOVE IT! ❤️☺️
Zebrastripes over 1 year ago
((((((((( Gasp! ))))))) ….and that’s a wrap! The whole kit and caboodle!Bozo has a lot of patience…no urgency….
Bozo changed the meaning of an “aisle seat” ! Down in front!
Fuzzy’s busy these days…following Bozos every move! ☺️☺️☺️☺️☺️
General Trelane (Ret.) Premium Member over 1 year ago
Fuzzy sure gets around .
guenette.charlie(BozoKnows) over 1 year ago
1) Bozo won’t ask what the lady would want the mannequin for!
2) Sure took a long time for Bozo to deliver the ticket lady’s telegram!
3) Bozo knows he won’t be able to see much in the Standing Room section, so he finds his own seat!
Searcy9320 over 1 year ago
ALL WRAPPED UP- Ah Ms. Ima Snoot wants the dress in the window. Bozo knows that dress will not fit, but a sale is a sale, if it looks good on the mannequin, take the mannequin and the dress and try it on. NO SALE- People get upset when you break in line, so your telegram from your loved one far away, “well he is still far away!” CHOICE SEAT- Our Hero deserves some relaxation, SRO is not what he wants….steal a stool is what he gets!
vaughnrl2003 Premium Member over 1 year ago
Newest line. Wrong line. No line. I rarely go to movies anymore but I haven’t seen a packed house in a long time. I remember standing in a line around the block for E.T. back in the day.
the lost wizard over 1 year ago
3. The movie reminded me of the song “Along came Jones”. :)
Mark Thomas over 1 year ago
I’m baaaack.
1. Lady goes, "Wrap it up just as it is. Bozo goes, “OK”.
2. You need to respond by yesterday!
3. Bozo won’t stand for this movie.
Gent over 1 year ago
1. Here you goes. Its ALL yours!
2. Ah the good old days when telegram was not an app.
3. Ah the good old days when there was standing room in theatres. (Me has never seen any theatre with standing room. All was seats only).
…All 3 very splendid funnies, in subject, execution, as well as in drawings by especially excellent cartoonist, the Fabulous FoXo.
For those who come in late, these wonderful wordless wonders was envisioned and executed so brilliantly by FoXo Reardon, a true master cartoonist who told his funny tales with his awesome artwork alone, without any of his characters in BOZO ever saying a single word.
An especially excellent epitome of pictures speaking thousand words, BOZO also the most pleasant picturesque pantomime where every panel is like a photograph of a three-dimensional cartoon world of realistic-looking depths and details. Such was his powerful perspective artwork which brought to life a lovely lively world of BOZO!
FoXo a rare combination of both sharp wits and artistic talents which is rarely seen together in the same cartoonist, a true master and professional cartoonist whose work quality speaks for itself and as you can see for yourself BOZO is pure gold coming from a golden era of cartooning! More about FoXo and BOZO in the About page.
So no wonder that these wonderful wordless wonders still bring great joy and sheer cheer to many even today.
But despite being a great classic of great creative calibre, neither BOZO nor FoXo are much known or remembered these days.
Spread the word, friends, so that BOZO can spread more joy and cheer to many many more!
…
And yes, yes of course another big thumbs up, big applause, and three cheers once again for the marvellous master FoXo’s magnificent masterpiece, the most pleasant picturesque pantomime, the ever entertaining ever energetic ever enjoyable ever excellent evergreen entertainer, the brilliantly beautiful and beautifully brilliant BOZO!
And yes of course m…
mreardon53 Premium Member over 1 year ago
Hollywood Art Director Philip Jefferies. was nominated for an Academy Award as Art Director of the 1973 motion picture “Tom Sawyer” which starred Johnny Whitaker, Celeste Holm, Warren Oates, Jeff East and Jodie Foster. From 1962 to 1986, Jefferies was Art Director of some thirty Hollywood motion pictures and nine TV production, until his passing at age 61 in 1986. A list of his 30 films can be found at https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philip_M._Jefferies – from “The Manchurian Candidate” in 1962 to “The Mean Season” in 1985.
Backtracking to a warm night in April 1938, Philip Jefferies, age 12, wandered into the offices of the Richmond (Virginia) Times-Dispatch, one of the South’s leading newspapers. He had in hand his creation of a comic strip he named “Nicky.” Ignored in the hustle bustle of the night with looming deadlines, a voice then rang out, according to a full page article in the paper of May 1, : “Hey, just look at this wouldya?” Foxo was saying to anyone who would listen. “This boy is a wonder…why don’t you give him a story. Look at this drawing. It’s a knockout.”
Young Philip was then interviewed and his story published, with a photo of him and Foxo together, as a full page story in the magazine section the next Sunday, May 1, 1938. After that interview by the reporter, Philip had added:
“The main thing I wanted to say, though, is how much Foxo has helped me. He told me what kind of ink to buy and what kind of pen to get and I see all the difference in the world in my drawing. If you think this drawing of Nicky is good, you ought to see the one I’m going to make with the new materials. Besides, Foxo told me things to do to make my drawings reproduce better. I think he’s wonderful, and I hope I can draw half as well as he can one day."
Philip Jefferies had two brothers who were also Hollywood Art Directors. One was as such for the TV show “Star Trex,” and he was the creator of the “Star Ship Enterprise.”
Sluggo's Eloquence Coach over 1 year ago
1) Wrap It Up – Fabulous Thunderbirds 2) The Letter – The Box Tops 3) Here To Forever – Death Cab for Cutie
Night-Gaunt49[Bozo is Boffo] over 1 year ago
1) THE WHOLE PACKAGE: The ever-present Bozo is there to solve problems this one is to get a full wardrobe for a lady. And he does iut again! Just take the dummy with the cloithes still one!
2) NO TICKET NO SALE: Bozo waits in a long line only when his is about to come up he checks for money. Just empty so hea leaves post haste.
3) BEST SEAT: he returns with a stool and sits right down in front!
sergioandrade Premium Member over 1 year ago
1. She saw that dress in the window and had to have it. Carol Burnett