Peanuts by Charles Schulz for September 03, 1952
September 02, 1952
September 04, 1952
Transcript:
Charlie Brown approaches Schroeder sitting behind the piano. He says, "Hey, Schroeder, Beethoven is here to see you..."<BR><BR> He smiles as Schroeder stands up and exclaims, "Really? To see Me?"<BR><BR> Schroeder walks off saying, "Gee! I'm so nervous"<BR><BR> He grimaces as he comes upon Snoopy sitting at the door furrowing his brow to resemble the composer.<BR><BR>
Lhasaapso over 13 years ago
Even in late ’52, Charles is still capable of pulling off an occasional joke or prank.
Great Pumpkin about 13 years ago
Schroeder forgot the Beethoven is dead.
yow4zip Premium Member about 12 years ago
Schroeder temporarily lost his senses.
Cinquefoil almost 12 years ago
“It’s Mozart! I’ve been tricked!”
I<3Garfield over 8 years ago
You’d think of all the things that Schroeder knows about Beethoven, you’d think he’d know that he’s dead.
BarrelO'Molasses Premium Member about 8 years ago
I think Schulz forgot the strip he made about Schroeder being sad because he figured out Beethoven was dead.
BarrelO'Molasses Premium Member about 8 years ago
Or maybe Schroeder forgot because he was little, like Great Pumpkin said.
BarrelO'Molasses Premium Member about 8 years ago
I had to think there a bit. :)
NougatBrains over 4 years ago
Hey, good imitation, Snoopy!
Commenter8888 over 3 years ago
beaglethoven.
FrostbiteFalls over 1 year ago
Snoopy’s first imitation, the first in a long series (vulture, kangaroo, pelican, Lucy, Beethoven again…), eventually giving way to more elaborate flights of fancy (world-famous grocery clerk, Joe Cool, and of course the WWI flying ace).