Geo Smith — Saturday Evening Post, December 20, 1947

"It's quite a story. First my hat blew off . . ."

Cartoon by George Smith, signed "Geo Smith"

The Saturday Evening Post, December 20, 1947 (Vol. 220 No. 25), page 73

Geo Smith — Saturday Evening Post, August 9, 1947

"You're holding your breath, aren't you?"

Cartoon by George Smith, signed "Geo Smith"

The Saturday Evening Post, August 9, 1947 (Vol. 220 No. 6), page 74

Geo Smith — Saturday Evening Post, August 30, 1947

"We'll have to omit the grand entrance . . . I can't budge you."

Cartoon by George Smith, signed "Geo Smith"

The Saturday Evening Post, August 30, 1947 (Vol. 220 No. 9), page 86

Geo Smith — Saturday Evening Post, September 6, 1947

"Why, I've been hoodwinked, you dirty, deceitful, cunning, insidious, delusive, tricky . . . h'm-m-m . . . how would you like to work for me?"

Cartoon by George Smith, signed "Geo Smith"

The Saturday Evening Post, September 6, 1947 (Vol. 220 No. 10), page 68

Geo Smith — Saturday Evening Post, November 22, 1947

"Okay, okay! I'll be in to dinner in a minute!"

Cartoon by George Smith, signed "Geo Smith"

The Saturday Evening Post, November 22, 1947 (Vol. 220 No. 21), page 153

Geo Smith — Saturday Evening Post, November 8, 1947

"Would anybody care for some peanuts?"

Cartoon by George Smith, signed "Geo Smith"

The Saturday Evening Post, November 8, 1947 (Vol. 220 No. 19), page 161