Billy Ireland Cartoon Library and Museum

Moon Mullins. Emmy Believes in the Darwin Theory / Moon Mullins. Question and Answers / Moon Mullins. Emmy Patches Things Up / Moon Mullins. Mr. Howl Has His Ups and Downs

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Description
  • Reg. U.S. Pat. Off.; Copyright 1928 by The Chicago Tribune
  • Three and four panel monochrome comic strips.
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Identifier
  • Digital ID: d_513
  • Finding Number: CGA.SFC153
Summary
  • Question and Answers: Moon talks with Miss Schmaltz and tells her he is going to talk with Mr. Howl about why he doesn't want him hanging around his daughter. Miss Schmaltz and Kayo watch as Moon heads to Mr. Howl's house. Kayo asks Miss Schmaltz if the dog following Moon bites. She tells him to be quiet and they follow Moon. Suddenly they turn back and run away as Moon is getting attacked by Mr. Howl's dog.
  • Emmy Believes in the Darwin Theory: Mr. Howl decides to investigate Moon's social standing since his daughter seems to be serious about Moon. He talks with Miss Schmaltz who tells him all about the Mullin family. She tells him their stock is good enough but has never paid any dividends.
  • Mr. Howl Has His Ups and Downs: Mr. Howl is sitting on the couch talking with Moon. Emmy is being noisy and wants to know what they are talking about. She comes in the room and Mr. Howl stands up. Moon tells him he doesn't need to stand. Emmy isn't the National Anthem.
  • Emmy Patches Things Up: Emmy (Miss Schmaltz) is sewing up Moon's pants after they were ripped by Mr. Howl's dog. She laughs telling him it was funny seeing that dog grasp onto his pants. Moon tells Emmy to wait a minute, he sees Mr. Howl coming up to their house.
Source Collection
Collection identifier
  • SPEC.CGA.SF
Repository
  • Ohio State University. Billy Ireland Cartoon Library & Museum
File Format
Date copyrighted
  • 1928
Date issued
  • January 10, 1928
  • January 6, 1928
  • January 9, 1928
  • January 7, 1928
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  • This item, made available for research and educational purposes, may be protected by copyright; the user is responsible for making a final determination of copyright status.
Version
  • clippings
Medium
  • ink
  • newsprint
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Extent
  • 11.5 x 32.5 cm each
Credit line: San Francisco Academy of Comic Art Collection, The Ohio State University, Billy Ireland Cartoon Library and Museum

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