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Subscribe to Posts [ Atom ]. Saturday, August 20, Herriman Saturday. Comments: Nope, that's all there is. A joker gets grown men to do something that makes them look foolish, then cuts and runs before they realize how stupid they look.
I remember seeing this routine in an old very old comedy movie. I don't remember who the comedian was. Somebody who cribbed from Joe Miller's joke book, I suspect. Comments: Post a Comment. Her occupation was artist. Comments: Can anyone tell me how to contact the Dille Family Trust? Also does anyone know anything about the Dom Lavin School of Cartooning?
It would have been in Chicago in the early s. My name is Allan Holtz. It is also a forum where others interested in comic strip history are encouraged to participate through the comments, or even by contributing articles. Have some information about a strip or cartoonist you'd like to share?
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