Nowadays, the Little Orphan Annie comics that Harold Gray drew from Aug. 5, 1924, through his death in 1968 are less ...

There were parodies, too, most famously the misadventures of Little Annie Fanny, a voluptuous young woman who got in trouble -- and often ended up naked. It first appeared in Playboy in the 1960s.

There were parodies, too, most famously the misadventures of Little Annie Fanny, a voluptuous young woman who got in trouble — and often ended up naked. It first appeared in Playboy in the 1960s.

"Little Orphan Annie" was part soap opera, part soap box. Conservative cartoonist Harold Gray used his characters in thinly-veiled attacks on FDR, big government and labor unions.

Little Orphan Annie is an American cartoon series created by Harold Gray, which features a man named Punjab as a supporting character. Syndicated by the Tribune Media Services, the strip had a ...

For its second summer musical in a growing theater community, Lakeview Public Schools will be hosting two shows of “Annie Jr.

After Gray died in 1968, Little Orphan Annie was passed to a series of successors, including former assistant Tex Blaisdell and cartoonist David Lettick. But their efforts proved unpopular, ...

The comic strip "Little Orphan Annie" made its newspaper debut in 1924, written and illustrated by creator Harold Gray and later renamed "Annie" after its main character, a spunky orphan known for ...

Little Orphan Annie, the long-running comic strip character, will soon end her run in physical newspapers. Tribune Media Services, which puts out the comic strip "Little Orphan Annie," announced ...

But throughout Lombard, the home, one of the finest in town, is still called the “Little Orphan Annie House.” Annie turns 100 The museum exhibition, “ Leapin Lizards!

Even though she’s a fictional character, it has been said that Annie was “born” in a home on North Main Street in Lombard. Harold Gray, creator of “Little Orphan Annie,” a comic ...