The Laugh Round-Up (Grosset & Dunlap, 1946)

The Laugh Round-Up

The Laugh Round-Up was published by Grosset & Dunlap, Inc. in 1946. It consists of over 250 side-splitting cartoons by the country’s funniest gagsters, including seventeen by Syd. Here is a sampling:

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Man buys flowers at a florist shop.

“Will you buy them back?”

Woman scolds man doing dishes.

“It isn’t necessary to say ‘Yes, sir,’ every time I ask you to do the dishes!”

Two women look out of apartment windows.

“You were 100 percent right in that argument I heard you having with your husband last night!”

A policeman talking on a payphone.

“I just caught Slippery Joe, Chief.”

A boy resists going to the dentist.

“Try to be brave, Doctor.”

A man and woman arguing in a room.

“Why don’t you ever stop talking to me for a few days like the wives of other men?”

A police officer reunites with his wife.

“Do you still miss him?”

A woman scolds a man reading a newspaper.

“This is my wife – I’d like to have my eyes examined.”

Young woman puts a masher in his place outside a veterinarian's office.

“Can you patch up a wolf?”