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  1. @pandanus Aha! It must have been the editor / publisher. Reilly was based in Chicago, where nowadays patio is "pay-show"

    owlcation.com/humanities/Chica

    #ozathon24 #patio

  2. @pandanus Aha! It must have been the editor / publisher. Reilly was based in Chicago, where nowadays patio is "pay-show"

    owlcation.com/humanities/Chica

    #ozathon24 #patio

  3. @pandanus Aha! It must have been the editor / publisher. Reilly was based in Chicago, where nowadays patio is "pay-show"

    owlcation.com/humanities/Chica

    #ozathon24 #patio

  4. @pandanus Aha! It must have been the editor / publisher. Reilly was based in Chicago, where nowadays patio is "pay-show"

    owlcation.com/humanities/Chica

    #ozathon24 #patio

  5. @pandanus Aha! It must have been the editor / publisher. Reilly was based in Chicago, where nowadays patio is "pay-show"

    owlcation.com/humanities/Chica

    #ozathon24 #patio

  6. On page 73 of The Magic of Oz there's a footnote. It's a pronunciation guide for the word patio (because apparently Glinda now has one in her palace).

    The footnote reads: *Pronounced pa'-shi-o'

    Was that really how it was pronounced in 1919 Los Angeles?

    #ozathon24 #reading #patio

  7. On page 73 of The Magic of Oz there's a footnote. It's a pronunciation guide for the word patio (because apparently Glinda now has one in her palace).

    The footnote reads: *Pronounced pa'-shi-o'

    Was that really how it was pronounced in 1919 Los Angeles?

    #ozathon24 #reading #patio

  8. On page 73 of The Magic of Oz there's a footnote. It's a pronunciation guide for the word patio (because apparently Glinda now has one in her palace).

    The footnote reads: *Pronounced pa'-shi-o'

    Was that really how it was pronounced in 1919 Los Angeles?

    #ozathon24 #reading #patio

  9. On page 73 of The Magic of Oz there's a footnote. It's a pronunciation guide for the word patio (because apparently Glinda now has one in her palace).

    The footnote reads: *Pronounced pa'-shi-o'

    Was that really how it was pronounced in 1919 Los Angeles?

    #ozathon24 #reading #patio

  10. On page 73 of The Magic of Oz there's a footnote. It's a pronunciation guide for the word patio (because apparently Glinda now has one in her palace).

    The footnote reads: *Pronounced pa'-shi-o'

    Was that really how it was pronounced in 1919 Los Angeles?

    #ozathon24 #reading #patio

  11. Unimpressed Ev building is unimpressed. From THE MAGIC OF OZ. #ozathon24 #reading

  12. Unimpressed Ev building is unimpressed. From THE MAGIC OF OZ. #ozathon24 #reading

  13. Unimpressed Ev building is unimpressed. From THE MAGIC OF OZ. #ozathon24 #reading

  14. Unimpressed Ev building is unimpressed. From THE MAGIC OF OZ. #ozathon24 #reading

  15. Unimpressed Ev building is unimpressed. From THE MAGIC OF OZ. #ozathon24 #reading

  16. Close encounters of the Oz kind. From THE MAGIC OF OZ (1919) #ozathon24

  17. Close encounters of the Oz kind. From THE MAGIC OF OZ (1919) #ozathon24

  18. Close encounters of the Oz kind. From THE MAGIC OF OZ (1919) #ozathon24

  19. Close encounters of the Oz kind. From THE MAGIC OF OZ (1919) #ozathon24

  20. Close encounters of the Oz kind. From THE MAGIC OF OZ (1919) #ozathon24

  21. "'Well, perhaps our Emperor is queer... but he is a kind master and as honest and true as good tin can make him; so we, who gladly serve him, are apt to forget that he is not like other people.'" (p. 15)

    #ozathon24 #TinWoodmanOfOz

  22. "'Well, perhaps our Emperor is queer... but he is a kind master and as honest and true as good tin can make him; so we, who gladly serve him, are apt to forget that he is not like other people.'" (p. 15)

    #ozathon24 #TinWoodmanOfOz

  23. "'Well, perhaps our Emperor is queer... but he is a kind master and as honest and true as good tin can make him; so we, who gladly serve him, are apt to forget that he is not like other people.'" (p. 15)

    #ozathon24 #TinWoodmanOfOz

  24. "'Well, perhaps our Emperor is queer... but he is a kind master and as honest and true as good tin can make him; so we, who gladly serve him, are apt to forget that he is not like other people.'" (p. 15)

    #ozathon24 #TinWoodmanOfOz

  25. "'Well, perhaps our Emperor is queer... but he is a kind master and as honest and true as good tin can make him; so we, who gladly serve him, are apt to forget that he is not like other people.'" (p. 15)

    #ozathon24 #TinWoodmanOfOz

  26. Four stars: Tik-Tok of Oz by L. Frank Baum and John R. Neill (1914) began as a theatrical retelling of Ozma of Oz. Baum, in his enthusiasm to flood the market with all things Oz, had lost the theatrical rights to Ozma, Dorothy and a bunch of other key characters. Tik-Tok, being a rather minor character in the book, was still his. So he created a new princess, a new girl, and a newish adventure centered around the wind-up man from Ev.

    pussreboots.com/blog/2024/comm

    #ozathon24

  27. Four stars: Tik-Tok of Oz by L. Frank Baum and John R. Neill (1914) began as a theatrical retelling of Ozma of Oz. Baum, in his enthusiasm to flood the market with all things Oz, had lost the theatrical rights to Ozma, Dorothy and a bunch of other key characters. Tik-Tok, being a rather minor character in the book, was still his. So he created a new princess, a new girl, and a newish adventure centered around the wind-up man from Ev.

    pussreboots.com/blog/2024/comm

    #ozathon24

  28. Four stars: Tik-Tok of Oz by L. Frank Baum and John R. Neill (1914) began as a theatrical retelling of Ozma of Oz. Baum, in his enthusiasm to flood the market with all things Oz, had lost the theatrical rights to Ozma, Dorothy and a bunch of other key characters. Tik-Tok, being a rather minor character in the book, was still his. So he created a new princess, a new girl, and a newish adventure centered around the wind-up man from Ev.

    pussreboots.com/blog/2024/comm

    #ozathon24

  29. Four stars: Tik-Tok of Oz by L. Frank Baum and John R. Neill (1914) began as a theatrical retelling of Ozma of Oz. Baum, in his enthusiasm to flood the market with all things Oz, had lost the theatrical rights to Ozma, Dorothy and a bunch of other key characters. Tik-Tok, being a rather minor character in the book, was still his. So he created a new princess, a new girl, and a newish adventure centered around the wind-up man from Ev.

    pussreboots.com/blog/2024/comm

    #ozathon24

  30. Four stars: Tik-Tok of Oz by L. Frank Baum and John R. Neill (1914) began as a theatrical retelling of Ozma of Oz. Baum, in his enthusiasm to flood the market with all things Oz, had lost the theatrical rights to Ozma, Dorothy and a bunch of other key characters. Tik-Tok, being a rather minor character in the book, was still his. So he created a new princess, a new girl, and a newish adventure centered around the wind-up man from Ev.

    pussreboots.com/blog/2024/comm

    #ozathon24