[PW] New Yorker cartoon

[Michelle Hawk]

Can anyone find for me a cartoon from the New Yorker? A patron remembers
it being in the Feb. 11, 1974 issue and features a minister being chased
by two women with umbrellas outside the church. The sign outside the
church says "Aren't we all prostitutes?" He says the artist was George
Booth.

 

I've tried the New Yorker website, which leads me to the Cartoon Bank,
but didn't find anything, either under George Booth or prostitutes as a
keyword. I also googled George Booth, but didn't find anything on the
websites about him. 

It also doesn't seem to be included in the New Yorker Album of Drawings
1925-1975.

 

Even a page number for that issue would be helpful...I didn't want to
ILL it without that. Thanks for your help!

~Michelle

 

 

Michelle Hawk

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