Originally filled with chocolate candies, this advertising premium was made by The United Paper Box Mfg. Co. of
Cleveland for The Crane Chocolate Co.
The game consists of five rectangular boxes printed on all sides that combine to make funny faces.
One panel bears the signature by illustrator Carey Orr
Patented in 1925 the parlor game is illustrated by political cartoonist Carey Orr of the Chicago Tribune,
known for his comic strip Kernel Cootie from the early 1920's
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