Kirby, Rollin, 1875-1952
Rollin Kirby American political cartoonist (1875-1952)
Kirby, Rollin
VIAF ID: 36154575 ( Personal )
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Works
Title | Sources |
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Bailing out | |
Bing! | |
Haunted man | |
He who laughs... lasts, anecdotes from Norway's home front, edited and published by Hans Olav and Tor Myklebost,... Chef illustrator, Johan Bull. Other contributors : Rollin Kirby, Gluyas Williams, John R. Holmgren, Fred Cooper | |
How the Germans murder children, 1915?: | |
Hyah, rattlesnake!! | |
Men of destiny | |
No sale! | |
The paperhanger keeps his hand in | |
People we could do without | |
The phony express | |
The political Bluebeard | |
A poor scarecrow | |
"The present situation demands statesmanship of a high order" | |
A prophet without honor | |
A psychological susceptibility | |
Putting on his war paint | |
Real or feigned sleep? | |
Real or war of nerves? | |
The real victim | |
[Recueil. Dossiers biographiques Boutillier du Retail. Documentation sur William Edgar Borah] | |
A reluctant paying teller | |
The retreat to Moscow | |
"The road to success, my boy, lies in slow, hard work" | |
En route to Berchtesgaden | |
Le salut du Bronx | |
The sand is running low | |
The Senate dis-harmony boys | |
The separating wall | |
Shadow over Africa | |
She knows what's behind the desk | |
She turns up every four years | |
"She wants Gibraltar back" | |
Silhouettes de la guerre | |
So the war couldn't come close to us, eh? | |
Something in the composition that can't stand heat? | |
The spin of the wheel; a one-act comedy | |
Spring and the ancient mariner | |
"I still don't see any danger in that!" | |
Still more handwriting on the wall | |
The stooge | |
"Stop shivering, my nervous friend. There'll be no further inflation" | |
Strategic retirement | |
Strike me, lightning! | |
Studying New York City's traction problem | |
Sublime faith | |
Sudden activity induced by Maine | |
Swatting the swastika | |
Take it away, Mr. and Mrs. Voter! | |
Take it or leave it | |
"Tell me, Peake, is there anything in this unemployment talk?" | |
"That's a hell of a way for a democracy to act, Fuehrer!" | |
They asked for it | |
They who go up in the air in ships | |
This is the real France | |
Thunder in the East | |
To the last man | |
To Versailles | |
Tom, Tom, the Piper's Son | |
Too hot to handle | |
Too much Smith! | |
Toward the busted Utopia | |
Trapped! | |
Try these on your pianola | |
Trying to keep her afloat | |
Unconvoyed! | |
Unhappy position for a big fighting man | |
Unscaleable | |
Unter den Lindbergh | |
An unwilling slave | |
A vast improvement | |
Via Dolorosa | |
The vice-president was in conference with President Coolidge ... | |
A visitor drops in | |
The wage-earner returns | |
Walking in his sleep | |
A war aim? Here's one | |
Well, here they are! | |
Whaddya think I'm in this business for, anyhow! | |
What a relief! | |
"What goes on here?" | |
What Gov. Bricker couldn't do | |
What one house-painter has done | |
"Whee! Whoopee!" | |
When the levee broke | |
"Where do you think this is -- Germany?" | |
Where does this income group fit in under the Willkie plan? | |
Who says that war is man's business? | |
Why? | |
Window dressing | |
The winner if the filibuster wins | |
With the morning milk | |
[Woman entering train compartment] | |
Work for the ratcatcher | |
WwasW in Am., v. 3: | |
"You are asking for an embargo, my Asiatic friend" | |
You began it, Adolf | |
You can't help that way | |
You can't say the old gentleman isn't trying | |
You pays your money and you takes your choice |