Interwar Modes, Manners, Fashion 1920s cartoons from Punch magazine

He. "There's Julia what's-her-name. You're not cutting her, surely? I thought she was such a pal of yours." She. "Yes; But, you see, it's Lent. Julia's given up cocktails and cigarettes, and I've given up Julia."

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Contained in galleries: Vintage Lifestyle Cartoons 1921-1961, Interwar Cartoons: 1919-1939, Fashion Cartoons, Best of Punch : Classic Cartoons

He. "There's Julia what's-her-name. You're not cutting her, surely? I thought she was such a pal of yours." She. "Yes; But, you see, it's Lent. Julia's given up cocktails and cigarettes, and I've given up Julia."