Some Music Hath No Charms
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Some Music Hath No Charms, Carey Cartoon Service (1914). Via artnap.com
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A satirical cartoon titled Some Music Hath No Charms shows a German military band marching on the left, with musicians playing tubas, trumpets, and a bass fiddle while speech bubbles mock their playing. On the right, caricatured opera singers including Caruso, Scotti, Ruffo, and Sammarco appear under a Grand Opera Brigade banner, with one asking Barbarians, you call this war? The drawing was produced by Carey Cartoon Service in 1914.
