File:Dr Seuss signing books.jpg
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English: Dr. Seuss [Theodor Geisel] signing books at a tribute in Los Angeles. Original caption: MAKING AMENDS—"I can't draw little girls very well," apologized Ted (Dr. Seuss) Geisel, who then made it up to the libbers by drawing a long line of big girls for autographs at the L.A. Library Association's Tribute Luncheon. |
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| Author | Larry Bessel, Los Angeles Times |
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