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| Title | Krazy Kat |
| Author | George Herriman |
| Date Published | 1916-06-11 - Monday |
| Characters | Ignatz Mouse, Joe Stork, Krazy Kat |
| Contents | Baby_animals_(13), Bricks_(236), Cradles_(4), Domestic_life_(2), Houses_(39), Mice_(6), Moon_(49), Strollers_(Baby_carriages)_(4) |
| Transcript |
Caption: Joe Stork, who lives on the 'Enchanted Mesa', goes out early this morning- the lump of coal in the corner is Krazy Kat, who was out late last night. Krazy Kat: Ko-vadis? Caption: And 'Krazy' is as full of 'Kuriosity' as any of his kind. (Krazy runs out after the stork.) Caption: And- (Joe drops something down a chimney.) Caption: Now that his 'Kuriosity' is satisfied, let's go on with the tale. (Krazy looks into a door, above which is posted "Ignatz Mouse".) (Krazy runs across a field- -and into a furniture shop.) (Krazy runs back out with a baby buggy- -and there is Ignatz, who is standing on something in the middle of the road on which Krazy is running at breakneck speed with the buggy.) Ignatz: A perfect 'Brick', a perfect 'Day', and that 'Kat' nowhere in sight- (Krazy then ploughs over Ignatz with the buggy, and Ignatz gets knocked in.) (Krazy looses the buggy- -which hits the base of a door- -into which Ignatz goes flying. Inside is a mother mouse with a buggy full of mouse babies.) Mouse Mother: And oh, you lovely man, you've brought the little 'Dears' a lovely 'Go-Cart'. Ignatz: So that's what hit me! I thought it was an Automobile. Mouse Mother: He's an ideal father- (Ignatz pushes the buggy away, while Krazy stands nearby.) Ignatz: Well, I might as well take them to 'Kelly's Brick Yard'. Nothing like starting their education young. Krazy: I wonder- Would he let me be a 'Near-Uncle' to them little-'Dahlinks'? |