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Description 1916 cartoon satirizing fad for ukuleles and Hawaiian music. "Ukulele Square, the Hawaiian Quarter of New York".
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Source Cartoon by L. M. Glackens published in the "New York Tribune", Sunday, November 5, 1916. Via [1]
Author Louis M. Glackens
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1916 cartoon satirizing fad for ukuleles and Hawaiian music. "Ukulele Square, the Hawaiian Quarter of New York".

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