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Line drawing of cats in 1920s fashion beneath a theatre poster reading Morsels of 1926 with Marilyn Mouser.

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How stars are made, William Ely Hill (1926). Via artnap.com

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A line drawing in the form of a playful theatre poster shows anthropomorphic cats in fashionable 1920s dress, including a figure in a fur coat and feathered hat, with a cat in a bathtub above. The text lettered across the top reads "Morsels of 1926 with Marilyn Mouser," and the caption below reads "How Stars Are Made." The work is a print by William Ely Hill, dated 1926.