From a series of images of Arthur Clark, his wife Tryphena, and Cleo the Globetrotting monkey; the Clarks had traveled 20,000 around the world with Cleo in tow, carrying her own passport (see article in Boston Globe Oct. 6, 1929, where Clark is described as an artist and author of New York City): Arthur Clark with Cleo on his shoulder, eating corn.
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