Peanuts by Charles Schulz for October 26, 1955
October 25, 1955
October 27, 1955
Transcript:
Schroeder sits listening to Charlie Brown read. He reads, "Finally the day came for the rehearsal of Beethoven's new symphony..."<br> <br> He continues as Schroeder puts one hand to his mouth, "One of the soloists complained about the difficulty of her part.."<br> <br> Schroeder puts both hands to his mouth as Charlie Brown continues, "She asked the composer if he would make a few changes.."<br> <br> Charlie Brown flips over as Schroeder screams, "Don't Do It, Beethoven!"<br> <br>
bcn172000 over 12 years ago
Why does Schroeder need CB to read to him? There the same age I think.
LadyBlanc about 12 years ago
Actually, in the beginning, Charlie Brown was something like three or four years older than Schroeder. Schulz aged Schroeder to be about the same age as Lucy, which is a year or two younger than CB. Schroeder probably doesn’t need to be read to, but possibly they’re just enjoying a book together. No audio books in the 50s, after all.
yow4zip Premium Member about 9 years ago
I like the build up to his reaction.