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Al Capp made '''Merry Christmas''' strips in 1947 to 1950 with wishes for merry christmas to many named people, including [[Lee Falk|Lee]] and [[Constance Falk|Connie]] Falk.
Al Capp made '''Merry Christmas''' strips in 1945 to 1950 with wishes for merry christmas to many named people, including [[Lee Falk|Lee]] and [[Constance Falk|Connie]] Falk.
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Image:lad-19471225.jpg|''Li'l Abner''<br>December 25,1947
Image:Lad-19451225.jpg|''Li'l Abner''<br>December 25,1945 / [[Sardi's|Sardi]] cited on right part, line 12
Image:lad-19481225.jpg|''Li'l Abner''<br>December 25,1948
Image:Lad-19461224.jpg|''Li'l Abner''<br>December 24,1946 / Lee Falk cited on right part, line 19
Image:lad-19491225.jpg|''Li'l Abner''<br>December 25,1949
Image:lad-19471225.jpg|''Li'l Abner''<br>December 25,1947 / Lee Falk cited on left part, line 5
Image:lad-19501225.jpg|''Li'l Abner''<br>December 25,1950
Image:lad-19481225.jpg|''Li'l Abner''<br>December 25,1948 / Lee and Connie Falk cited on left part, line 4
Image:lad-19491225.jpg|''Li'l Abner''<br>December 25,1949 / Lee and Connie Falk cited on left part, line 9
Image:lad-19501225.jpg|''Li'l Abner''<br>December 25,1950 / Lee Falk cited on right part, line 16
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Latest revision as of 09:43, 18 October 2024

Al Capp
Al-Capp-10.jpg
from 1949
Biographical information
Born: September 28, 1909
Died: November 5, 1979
Nationality: Mini usa.gif American
Occupation: Cartoonist, satirist, radio and TV commentator
Website:


Al Capp is known for the comic strip Li'l Abner.

Biography

Al Capp was Lee Falk's silent partner at the "Boston Summer Theatre" (including "The County Playhouse" and "Marblehead Summer Theatre") in the years 1948-1956.

Al Capp made Merry Christmas strips in 1945 to 1950 with wishes for merry christmas to many named people, including Lee and Connie Falk.

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Further reading

See also

Spotlight on Lee Falk - The Theatre Years