Article · 1926
“'Hyar! Tha Big Flea Circus!'”
Publication
- Title
- “'Hyar! Tha Big Flea Circus!'”
- Author
- Corey Ford (Columbia College, Class of 1923)
- Form
- Article
- First published
- 1926
- Publisher
- The New Yorker (May 1, 1926)
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Cite this record
Ford, Corey. “'Hyar! Tha Big Flea Circus!'”. The New Yorker (May 1, 1926), 1926.
Foundation record: https://philolexianfoundation.org/members/ford-corey-cc-1923/hyar-tha-big-flea-circus-1926.html