Billy Ireland Cartoon Library and Museum

Gasoline Alley. "But I say I don't want my fortune told or my palm read!"

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Resource type	Image
Creator	King, Frank, 1883-1969
Description	Eleven panel color comic strip. Copyright, 1922, by Chicago Tribune.
Subject	Ransom Dreams Kidnapping Uncles Infant boys
Rights statement	Copyright Not Evaluated
Language	eng
Identifier	Digital ID: d_8400 Finding Number: CGA.SFT38
Summary	Someone at the door wants to read Walt's palm. Skeezix walks out of the house and the fortune teller kidnaps him and takes him to her camp. She plans to hold Skeezix for ransom, but Skeezix walks away from the camp. In the last panel, Walt gets hit on the head by Skeezix by a alarm clock and realizes it was all a dream.
Source Collection	San Francisco Academy of Comic Art Collection
Published in	Chicago Sunday tribune
Collection identifier	SPEC.CGA.SF
Repository	Ohio State University. Billy Ireland Cartoon Library & Museum
File Format	image/tiff
Date copyrighted	1922
Date issued	May 28, 1922
Rights note	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	tear sheets
Medium	ink newsprint
Permanent link	https://hdl.handle.net/1811/2551d831-6108-4574-b87a-37cfc105fcf6
Time period (Topic)	1920s (1920-1929)
Genre	newspapers comic strips
Extent	59.8 x 43.4 cm

Credit line: San Francisco Academy of Comic Art Collection, The Ohio State University, Billy Ireland Cartoon Library and Museum

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