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Collier's, The National Weekly February 16, 1935 Sony Animation His success as a commercialCover artist: Robert O. Reid Illustrations by: Mario Cooper, T. E. Powers, Floyd M. Davis, D. R. Fitzpatrick, Dan Sweeney, Jay Hyde Barnum, John Gannam, Frank Street, George Howe. One of the classic magazine titles of the twentieth century, Collier's magazine was a magazine of "fiction, fact, sensation, wit, humor, and news", publishing a mix of articles and fiction along with news and photojournalism. In this eighty year old magazine along with the