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I just found this hilarious (and kind of creepy) image by chance while searching around the internet. Apparently it’s a cover from sheet music from the early 1900s. I don’t really know what “Foxy Grandpa” […]
Rick Aiello knows something about cheese – he was born and raised in Kenosha, Wisconsin. Since moving to Chicago in 1997 he has involved himself in Chicago’s music and arts scene, both as a cabaret artist and as a member of the Chicago Gay Men’s Chorus. With a taste for the ridiculous and fanciful, he began his personal blog, Rick’s Launching Pad in 2004. Rick lives in Chicago with his two furry children, Pippin and Screech, and enjoys photography, music, cooking and men… not necessarily in that order.
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It’s Bill Haddad!
yep- that’s Bill!
Are the twins supposed to make it more creepy?
C’mon, Fellas! Let’s not get nasty here! This cartoon series in newspapers from 1900-1918 was about Foxy Grandpa, and the boys shown here in the bg were his grandsons! (His wife, Grandma, appeared in at least one panel.) In the six-panel Sunday comic, the boys would try to embarrass Grandpa or play a practical joke on him, but it nearly always backfired on them. Apparently (I have not yet researched this), the strip was so popular that a Broadway musical was mounted using the characters. The illusttration shown seems to be the cover of a song folio of the songs in the show. But the comic strip was family-oriented clean fun. Let’s keep it that way!