Ladies Day.

Sunday Dizzy Day. 

It's Me Dilly! waas a delightful comic strip from the late fifties and early sixties on a familiar subject. The slightly rique adventures of a pretty single woman  in the big city. Dilly may not have been as dumb as her predessors Dumb Dora, My Friend Irma and Jeanie or her successor Soozi, but she wasn't always very bright either. She was thought up by Mel Casson when they were the chairmen of the Cartoonists Society in the late fifties. Cassosn was the writer and Andriola was supposed to be the artist - which meant that he let his Kerry Drake assistant Sururi Gumen do the art on Dilly as well. In fact, he may have done all of it here, while Kerry Drake might have had some actual work done by Andriola (or another assistant). The art is the star here, but the gags are not as bad as they could have been.