Olympic Games/ summer, 1924/ Colombes/ Paris/ Magazine Eleven copies of the humoristic weekly "Le Rire". For 14 weeks, from April 26 (N°1) to July 26 (N°14), "Le Rire" will devote one or two of its pages to the Olympic Games, under the title "Le Canard de Colombes, organe hebdomadaire et olympique". Marcel Arnac, in the style of Sem, steered this satirical operation, but R.Thoum'Azo, Nob, or Phily and Jean Oberlé (a July 19 color), also entered the saraband. Here are eleven numbers from this madness: 1, 3, 4, 5, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14. The big heads sketched by MA (Marcel Arnac) include : Lenglen, André, Paoli, Gaudin, Coubertin, Clary, Breton, Reichel, Paddock, Mourlon, Lewden, Nurmi.

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