"Ole" Thousand Face

Promotional game made by a chocolate manufacturer. The game consists of five rectangular boxes, printed on all sides, that combine to make funny faces. Play consists of collecting the various components to make a face. Described as a parlour game, the game is in the grand tradition of British games like Mis-Fits and American games like Mixies. The box was originally filled with chocolates. The illustrator, Carey Orr, was employed by the Chicago Tribune as the creator of the Kernel Cootie comic strip.