Toonerville Folks comic strip character Mickey McGuire

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Toonerville Folks comic strip character Mickey McGuire is a mischievous, tough-talking neighborhood kid from Fontaine Fox’s early 20th-century comic strip, later inspiring a popular series of comedy film shorts.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf comic strip character
fictional child
film character
adaptedAs series of comedy film shorts
appearsIn Toonerville Folks
associatedWith Toonerville Folks
surface form: Fontaine Fox’s Toonerville trolley characters
basedOnWork Toonerville Folks
surface form: Toonerville Folks comic strip
characteristic mischievous
neighborhood kid
tough-talking
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
createdBy Fontaine Fox
culturalImpact part of early American kid-gang comedy tradition
fictionalUniverse Toonerville
filmSeriesTitle Mickey McGuire
genre humor
slapstick comedy (film shorts)
hasOccupation schoolboy
inspired Mickey McGuire comedy film shorts
languageOfWork English
medium newspaper comic strip
notableFor inspiring the stage name of Mickey Rooney
originalWorkMedium print comics
portrayedBy Mickey Rooney
other child actors in early shorts
publicationEra early newspaper comic era
roleInSeries leader of a gang of neighborhood kids
setting small American town neighborhood
targetAudience general newspaper readership
timePeriod early 20th century
typicalBehavior getting into trouble with friends
typicalDialogueStyle streetwise slang

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Mickey McGuire basedOn Toonerville Folks comic strip character Mickey McGuire