Peanuts by Charles Schulz for March 20, 1951
March 19, 1951
March 21, 1951
Transcript:
Charlie Brown stands tapping his foot in time to music he is playing on the violin.<BR><BR> He concentrates and leans over to the side as he continues to play.<BR><BR> Shermy approaches and asks,"Well, how's your playing coming, Charlie Brown?" An exhausted Charlie Brown replies,"Not too good"<BR><BR> Shermy sits on a chair and Charlie Brown sits on the floor. The latter concludes,"In fact, last night I dreamed that Beethoven strangled me!"<BR><BR>
MoonlitKnight Premium Member almost 13 years ago
Somewhere out there, Jack Benny is smiling
yow4zip Premium Member over 12 years ago
Beethoven is a tough critic.
valladao over 12 years ago
Don’t mind it Charlie Brown, Beethoven couldn’t hear you.
Dakota da'kid almost 10 years ago
I believe Schroeder would have done the same thing to Charlie Brown, if not worse
Best Commenter Ever about 4 years ago
Funny how Patty said that to Shermy in 1949.
Luna1120 about 3 years ago
Schroeder sent a message to Beethoven
Dakota The Light Blue Ice Master almost 2 years ago
Beethoven: WHY YOU LITTLE!
JoeTheDog Premium Member 30 days ago
huh… (Schroeder comes in later… so interesting he mentioned him even before… my guess: Shultz liked him.)