LL-L "Literature" 2006.03.17 (01) [E]

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17 March 2006 * Volume 01
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From: Felix Hülsey <felix.huelsey at gmx.de>
Subject: LL-L Literature

Hallo all,

Mark wrote:
> Felix asked about the Katzenjammer Kids.  Here's some background from the
> King Features website.  If you go to the site you can see an example of 
> the
> strip.

Thank you for this link! In the meantime I found a few scanned pages by
using the Google Picture Search. Fascinating, though it really is a
different kind of humor. The grafic style reminded me a bit of Little Nemo.

By the way, how do English-speaking people pronounce the Katzenjammer
part of the title? The only time I have ever heard it pronounced was in
a Woody Allen movie that was set around 1900 where Jose Ferrer
says [%kEtsn="dZEm@] (though later on he sings some lieder in very good
German). The German pronunciation is ["katsn=%jam@'].

All the best from Cologne
Felix 

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