16 thoughts on “Silent Sundays: Charles Addams (1955)”
That office looks fun
I’ve been trying to imagine where they all head out to for happy hour after work.
I think we should send them an application
And turn in my resignation with Infernal Affairs? Tempting, Ms. Swann, tempting.
Surely you can do part time at both
Yes, yes, I love Charles Aadams.
All his stuff is just so fun.
An Addams family business no doubt! How great!
I love that the advertising department resides in the basement. Touché, Mr. Addams.
Fantastic! Addams is superb!
I agree – it’s completely charming. Hope you’ve been enjoying your vacation, although I noticed you manage to post more on vacation then I do…well, ever!
Charles Addams, Remington Typewriter Ad for The New Yorker (March 1955)
That office looks fun
I’ve been trying to imagine where they all head out to for happy hour after work.
I think we should send them an application
And turn in my resignation with Infernal Affairs? Tempting, Ms. Swann, tempting.
Surely you can do part time at both
Yes, yes, I love Charles Aadams.
All his stuff is just so fun.
An Addams family business no doubt! How great!
I love that the advertising department resides in the basement. Touché, Mr. Addams.
Fantastic! Addams is superb!
I agree – it’s completely charming. Hope you’ve been enjoying your vacation, although I noticed you manage to post more on vacation then I do…well, ever!
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