Stripper's Guide: Wish You Were Here, from Albert Carmichael

Friday, November 03, 2017

Wish You Were Here, from Albert Carmichael

Carmichael produced a whole series of cards (Taylor Pratt & Company Series 668) based on the 1908 hit song "Has Anybody Here Seen Kelly?". This particular one is comfortably categorized as offensive, so you won't see it shown in the slideshow that accompanies this lovely rendition of the Americanized version of the song (the original lyrics are about London sites):

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My name is Allan Holtz. I am a comic strip historian, and author of "American Newspaper Comics: An Encyclopedic Reference Guide." This blog is my outlet for all manner of interesting, oddball and rare material related to comic strip history. 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? I'd love to hear from you! You can post a comment on any post (click on 'Post a Comment' at the end of any post), or email me (see below). Note: All images on this blog are thumbnails - click on the images to see full size readable versions. Some browsers may require you to click on the image a second time to see the image at absolute full size (not reduced to fit your screen).

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