JIMMIE & ROGER, Two Boy Paper Dolls

 August 20, 1933.  JIMMIE is ready for school and play.  This paper doll was drawn by Elsie Barrett, a SLT Junior member.

June 05, 1930.  ROGER, A Lad of Old Salem.  Another paper doll by Margot Lucile Ridge.

ANGIE from Young America

 January 13, 1930.  ANGIE, a very pretty paper doll by Margot Lucile Ridge.  Her paper dolls appeared in many newspapers in 1930.  I believe the paper dolls are from a book by Margot Ridge that was published in 1929.  She was a popular writer of children's books during that time.

February 04, 1930.  I included two ANGIE paper dolls from two different newspapers.  In one, the doll is cleaner and prettier, and in the other, the clothes are more detailed.

SALLY Enjoys A Spring Shower

June 21, 1930. Sally, the newspaper paper doll, enjoys a Spring shower while looking for her nose.

FLORA Paper Doll by Dorothy Hughes

January 25, 1930. Dorothy Hughes drew many newspaper paper dolls. I wish that the newspaper had not spread the paper doll across two pages for the doll lost an arm in the process.

BOOTS, yet again

Here she is, the final Boots paper doll of July 1930. In total, the series consisted of three Boots paper dolls and nine outfits. The next Boots paper doll series begins in February of 1931.

BOOTS, Again

Here's Boots again from July 1930 with three new outfits.

Boots

My favorite comic strip character as a paper doll - Boots. Edgar Martin was the creator of Boots and Her Buddies. This is the earliest Boots paper doll I have been able to find. It appeared in newspapers in July of 1930.