| Little Audrey | |
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Real Name |
Audrey |
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First Appearance |
Santa's Surprise (1947) |
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Original Publisher |
Famous Studios |
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Created by |
Seymour Kneitel and Bill Tytla |
Origin[]
Little Audrey is a fictional character appearing in a number of theatrical cartoons from 1947 to 1959. She is considered a variation of the better-known Little Lulu, although similarities between the two characters are largely superficial. Audrey was adapted into comic form as early as 1948, first by St. John Publications, then by Harvey Comics in 1952. During the early fifties, the character was merchandised in various forms, including year books, hand puppets, sheet music, news strips and children's clothing, suggesting that in her heyday, the character had achieved the kind of popularity enjoyed by her predecessors.
Public Domain Appearances[]
Animation[]
- Santa's Surprise (1947)
- Butterscotch and Soda (1948)
- The Lost Dream (1948)
- Tarts and Flowers (1950)
- Goofy Goofy Gander (1950)
- The Seapreme Court (1954)
Comic Books[]
- Little Audrey #1-24
- Little Audrey Yearbook
Typical slapstick gag from Little Audrey #4
Notes[]
- Harvey's version of the character is named "Audrey Smith" however, no surname was ever given in any public domain appearances.