The Work of Gregory Clark and Jimmie Frise

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Old-Time Pirate

April 10, 1915

This is another early political cartoon by Jim about submarine warfare by the Germans before Jim joined up for World War One.

Aw, Phewie!

April 8, 1944

To Arms! To Arms!

March 30, 1912

This editorial cartoon by Jim shows Col. Sam Hughes, Minister of Militia, Boer War veteran, and a bit of a nut. As noted in Wikipedia “His penchant for colourful and flamboyant statements made him a media favourite, and journalists were always asking the defence minister for his opinions on any subject, secure in the knowledge that Hughes was likely to say something outrageous that would help to sell newspapers.”

Old Archie Reports That There’s No Syrup in the Sap This Season

March 21, 1931

“Lay Those Clippers Down”

March 16, 1946

What Price Chivalry!

March 11, 1939

Help Yourselves Ladies!

March 6, 1943

Saturday Night at Wes Clipper’s Barber Shop Ain’t What it Used to Be

February 27, 1926

Marcell waves were a popular hair trend in the 1920s, along with bobs.

The Goblin – 1925-02

The Goblin, February 1925

Here is another submission by Jimmie into the Goblin Magazine. And, no, I don’t get it either. I’m guessing “A.T.” next to the signature wrote the gag.

The Butcher Shop

February 21, 1920

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