Player - Ted Key

Saturday Evening Post - 1954

"He's the talk of St Petersburg."

Best Watchdog - Zeis

Saturday Evening Post 1949

"Best watchdog I ever had."

Man's best friend

Night at the Opera - Payslow

Saturday Evening Post - 1954

"Say, she's got quite a voice!"

Tripping the Light Fantastic - Vahan Shirvanian,

Saturday Evening Post 1955

"When he asks you to trip the light fantastic he really means it!"

Lawyer in Hell

c-1875

"Law gorging on the SPOILS of FOOLS & ROGURS & HONEST MEN among
FOLLY & KNAVERY producing Repentance & Ruin"

Moose Hunt - Caualli

Saturday Evening Post 1952

"I heard the moose yell 'Don't Shoot!', but I thought it was some kind of a trick"

Have You Got a License for That? - Ben Thompson

Saturday Evening Post 1950

"Well, it's either a larger dog or a very small man!"

I didn't know you needed a licence for that.

Close Shave - Vahan Shirvanian

Saturday Evening Post 1953

"You've never been shaved until you've been shaved by Pierre!"

Art in every day life.

The Doctor & The Doorknob - Walt Deeterberg

1951 - Saturday Evening Post

"There seems to be some sort of round, shiny obstruction - no, that's the doorknob!"

At first glance i thought that this cartoon was implying that the man was dumb as a doorknob. Upon a second look i think it is mearly implying that he is empty headed

Men's Wear - Reg Hider

1957

Men's Wear

boys want to be men and men want to be boys

A comic from Punch or The London Charivari

Another illustration  that some things never change

Caption reads -

Conscientious by half

"is that enough sir"

"yes that'll do very well,  And now shave me please"

"I ought to mention that Shaving is Threepensce extra. Do you really think it's worth while?" 

Some things never change boys want to be men as soon as possible. But men over a certain age want to be boys.