This Tom Lehrer song was already eight years old by the time this was printed, but they needed a couple pages to fill.
Here's the song if you haven't heard it
By Bob Tupper in Cabaret volume 2, number 5, September 1956.
This is also from that issue. I know nothing about “Troop” except that he was one of the balloon-breast gag cartoonists in a lot of these magazines. Always looking for more info.
Charles Dennis, also from that issue.
“Troop” again
I know nothing about J. Bonestell, and the fact that he used his initial makes it impossible to look up anything about him.
From Cabaret volume 2, number 12, May 1957
From After Hours #4, sometime in the 50s or 60s.
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Some seem to think he is George Troop:
ReplyDeletehttp://www.comicstripfan.com/gga/sextosexty/t/troopgeorge.htm
But I'm going with Roy Delgado:
http://roydelgadoblog.blogspot.com/2007/08/peter-wyma-cartoon.html
Grover Cleveland Troop, Jr.
March 8, 1921 - September 10, 1980
His father was a fireman in Denison, Texas.
In 1949 he lived in San Bernardino, listing his occupation as artist.
1957-1960 in Tacoma Wash. as Cartoonist.
Going to have to ask Roy where he got thatHatlo assistant information.
D.D.Degg