from "Larry MacPhail: Boss of the N.Y. Yankees" in True Comics #65 (Parents' Magazine Press, October 1947), creators uncredited and unknown
Monday, January 01, 2024
Today in Comics History, January 1, 1919: George M. Cohan immediately renounces his classic song
from "Larry MacPhail: Boss of the N.Y. Yankees" in True Comics #65 (Parents' Magazine Press, October 1947), creators uncredited and unknown
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“♪ 🎶 Remember me to light blue chair ♪ 🎶”
(PS: It’s Cohan not Cohen.)
Whoops! Corrected, and thanks!
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