"Bugbears: The bachelor friend who tells your bride what a gay dog you used to be."  From Life (1908).

"Nothing like that will get me." From Baylor University's Round-Up yearbook (1915).

From The Judge, 1920.

The most Groucho glasses we've encountered in a single yearbook photo is 8.  Meanwhile, here are two students whose official portraits are as Harpo and Groucho.  From Washington and Lee's 1977 yearbook.

"The Feminish Movement."  From Indiana State Normal School's 1916 yearbook.

From Le Journal Amusant, 1898.

Here are all the images I've called "the people could fly."

Make an appropriate remark about his silk lingerie.  From Cosmopolitan, 1922.

Here's a sissified Venn circle overlap of homocentrics and eccentrics.  From Le Rire, 1911.

"I want you to come home with me.  We'll manage to whoop things up there."  From Hearst's Magazine, 1914.

"The most important thing in the world."  From Popular Mechanics, 1923.

"I've had an awful dream … I dreamt I was married!"  From Harmsworth Magazine, 1899.

"Isn't she a stunner?"  "Why, that's a picture of your brother in the Pudding Theatricals!"  From The Harvard Lampoon, 1883.

From Grip, 1883.

"Will you take me now, captain?"  From Philosopher Jack by R. M. Ballantyne, 1880.