WebSummary: Fourteen-frame comic strip in which Hairbreadth Harry gets his foot caught on railroad tracks, meanwhile, a couple of crooks are about to rob the approaching mail … WebIn 1923 the comic strip was moved to the Ledger Syndicate and from 1926-1928 several two reel silent Hairbreadth Harry movies were produced. After Kahles death, F.O. …

Hairbreadth Harry Sunday by F.O. Alexander from 7/9/1933 Full …

Web"Our Heroes' Hairbreadth Adventures : From Desperate Deeds to Wup-Wups : The Pioneer Story and Satire Strip Hairbreadth Harry" / by Mark Johnson. p. 51-65 in Nemo, no. 14 (Aug. 1985) -- Includes extensive Hairbreadth Harry reprints. 1. Hairbreadth Harry. 2. Kahles, Charles W. I. Johnson, Mark. WebBetty Sunday by CA Voight from 7/3/1938 Very Large Full Size Page GGA. $10.00. (48) "Rusty Riley" by Frank Godwin from 9-10, 1953 2.5 x 7.5 inches. $20.00. Boob McNutt Sunday by Rube Goldberg from 3/28/1920 Large Rare Full Page Size! $12.00. Mutt and Jeff Sunday by Bud Fisher from 2/27/1927 Very Large Full Size Page. gothomasmore.org/explore

C. W. Kahles Papers An inventory of his Papers at Syracuse University

WebAlmost all of the content of this comic consists of newspaper strip reprints modified to fit comic book format. The dates of publication of these strips have, in practically all cases, been removed. ... Hairbreadth Harry / comic story / 0.8 page (report information) Script F. O. Alexander (credited) Pencils F. O. Alexander (credited) Inks F. O ... WebMar 25, 2009 · cartoonist and creator of the newspaper comic strip Hairbreadth Harry. Kahles was born in Lengfurt, Bavaria, Germany on January 12, 1878. six, his family moved to the United States, settling in the Windsor Terrace section As a child, Kahles sketched the natural environment around him. His best-known creation was the comic strip Our Hero's Hairbreadth Escapes, later retitled Hairbreadth Harry, the Boy Hero and eventually just Hairbreadth Harry. It depicted Harry's many attempts to rescue Beautiful Belinda from the villainous Relentless Rudolph. In order to concentrate on Hairbreadth Harry, … See more Charles William Kahles (pronounced Kah'-less) (January 12, 1878 – January 21, 1931) was a prolific cartoonist responsible for numerous comic strips, notably Hairbreadth Harry. He is credited as the pioneer of daily … See more Kahles was an influence on several cartoonists and strips, including Harry Hershfield’s Desperate Desmond and Dauntless Durham of the U. S. A. and Ed Wheelan’s Midget Movies. In 1931, at the age of 53, he died of angina pectoris at … See more • Smithsonian Institution: C. W. Kahles papers. 1895–1966 • Four strips by C. W. Kahles See more Born in Lengfurt, Bavaria, Germany, Kahles arrived in America at the age of seven. His family settled in Brooklyn, New York, living in the Windsor Terrace neighborhood, then a semi-rural area. Young Charles Kahles grew up in Brooklyn, where he lived for many years. With … See more Curses! Foiled Again! is an unpublished biography of Kahles by his daughter, Jessie Phelps Kahles Straut (September 22, 1911-November 23, 1998), of Jacksonville, Florida. Before her 1955 marriage, she was a secretary to the Department of … See more gotholic