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New Yorker Exhibit
Opening today for a two-weeks' showing at the new gallery of the Fine Arts Guild at 162 Mt. Auburn Street is an amusing exhibition of original covers and cartoons selected from the New Yorker. Included are Regional Marsh's black crayons of "Green pastures" and "new York Ain't What it Used to be", black and white brushed by Robert Day, colored covers by Alajalov, and cartoons by Ginyas Williams, formerly of the CRIMSON and Lampoon, and by Cart Rose.
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