The rival operas by Charles Dana Gibson (1896)

Pen drawing of two men carrying rival puppet theatres while a monkey tangles their ropes on the ground.

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A pen-and-ink drawing shows two men each carrying a small puppet theatre, with a monkey tangled between them and pulling at their rope. The left figure grips a crank handle while the right figure glowers at the rival stage, and the image is captioned "The Rival Operas." Charles Dana Gibson made this print in 1896.

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1896

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