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Prohibition History - Prohibition Cartoons
| Prohibition Ended April 7, 1933 (Stage Magazine, 1933) Cartoonist Garrett Price (b. 1896) was drawing on staff at the Chicago "Tribune" at the time this gag was committed to ink and shortly thereafter he would sign-up at "The New Yorker". In this cartoon, Price played with the old stereotype about the "drinking writer" and "alcohol-as-muse" gag. Click here to see how weird the first car radios looked.
The War Encouraged Prohibitionists (Literary Digest, 1917)An editorial cartoon made to illustrate that some of the combatant nations across the sea had taken measures to discourage liquor consumption and with the recent U.S. Declaration of war, America would be doing the same thing (only on a far more radical level)... |
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