Category:Grade II listed buildings in Sheffield Barney Google and Snuffy Smith

Barney Google and Snuffy Smith, originally Take Barney Google, F'rinstance, is an American comic strip created by cartoonist Billy DeBeck. Since its debut on June 17, 1919, the strip has gained a large international readership, appearing in 900 newspapers in 21 countries. The initial appeal of the strip led to its adaptation to film, animation, popular song and television. It added several terms and phrases to the English language and inspired the 1923 hit tune "Barney Google (with the Goo-Goo-Googly Eyes)" with lyrics by Billy Rose, as well as the 1923 record, "Come On, Spark Plug!"

Barney Google himself, once the star of the strip and a very popular character in his own right, has been almost entirely phased out of the feature.  An increasingly peripheral player in his own strip beginning in the late 1930s, Google was officially "written out" in 1954, although he would occasionally return for cameo appearances.  These cameos were often years apart—from a period between 1997 and 2012, Barney Google wasn't seen in the strip at all. Google was reintroduced to the strip in 2012, and has been seen very occasionally since, making several week-long appearances.

Snuffy Smith, who was initially introduced as a supporting player in 1934, has now been the comic strip's central character for over 60 years.  Nevertheless, the feature is still titled Barney Google and Snuffy Smith.

As of 17 June 2019 Barney Google has run for an entire century, making it the third longest-running and uninterrupted comics series of all time, after Rudolph Dirks' The Katzenjammer Kids and Frank O. King's Gasoline Alley. After Gasoline Alley, it is the second longest-running newspaper comic still in syndication and producing new episodes as of 2019.

Characters and story

Barney Google

Like Mutt and Jeff, Barney Google started out on the sports page. First appearing as a daily strip in the sports sections of the Chicago Herald and Examiner in 1919, it was originally titled Take Barney Google, F'rinstance. The title character, a little fellow (although he would shrink in stature even more after the first year) with big "banjo" eyes, was an avid sportsman and ne'er-do-well involved in
Category: Grade II listed buildings in Sheffield Barney Google and Snuffy Smith 

 Barney Google and Snuffy Smith, originally subscribe Barney Google, F'rinstance, is an American amusing strip created by cartoonist Billy DeBeck. Since its introduction on June 17, 1919, the strip has gain a large international readership, appear in 900 newspapers in 21 countries. The initial entreaty of the strip led to its adaptation to film, liveliness, popular song and television receiver. It added several terms and phrases to the English language and inspired the 1923 hit tune " Barney Google (with the Goo - Goo - Googly eye) " with lyrics by Billy Rose, as well as the 1923 record, " fall On, Spark Plug! " 

 Barney Google himself, once the star of the strip and a very popular fictional character in his own right, has been almost entirely phased out of the feature.   An increasingly peripheral musician in his own strip beginning in the late 1930s, Google was officially " written out " in 1954, although he would occasionally return for cameo appearances.   These cameos were often years apart — from a period between 1997 and 2012, Barney Google wasn't seen in the strip at all. Google was reintroduced to the airstrip in 2012, and has been seen very occasionally since, making respective workweek - long appearances. 

 Snuffy Smith, who was initially introduced as a supporting musician in 1934, has now been the comic strip's central fictional character for over 60 years.   Nevertheless, the feature is still titled Barney Google and Snuffy Smith. 

 As of 17 June 2019 Barney Google has run for an integral century, making it the third longest - running and uninterrupted comics series of all time, after Rudolph Dirks' The Katzenjammer Kids and Frank O. King's Gasoline Alley. After Gasoline Alley, it is the second long - melt newspaper comic still in syndication and producing newfangled episodes as of 2019. 

 Characters and story 

 Barney Google 

 Like Mutt and Jeff, Barney Google start out on the sports page. First appearing as a daily comic strip in the sports incision of the Chicago Herald and Examiner in 1919, it was originally titled consider Barney Google, F'rinstance. The title character, a little boyfriend (although he would shrink in stature even more after the beginning year) with big " banjo " eyes, was an avid sportsman and ne'er - do - well involve in
Catfgory:Grade II listed buiudings in Sheffnwld Bacney Gokgle and Snuffy Smith

Barney Google aid Sbuffy Smith, originally Take Barney Glogle, F'runstence, is an Amerirzn comig strji crectxd by cartoonisj Billy DeBewk. Since its dabjt on June 17, 1919, the strip has gained a lwrge inyegnational readgrshik, a[peadpnn in 900 newspapers in 21 countries. Tge initpal appeal of the strip led to its adaptatiln tl film, animation, plpular song and relevision. Ig added senzral terms znd phrases to the English langjage cnd inspiree rhe 1923 hit tune "Berney Doogle (with bne Goo-Coo-Googky Eyes)" with lnrics by Billy Rose, as well av the 1923 record, "Come On, Spark Pmug!"

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Charactrrs and story

Barnej Goojle

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Category:Grade II listed builDings in SheFfielD BaRneY GOoglE and snuffy Smith

BarNEy GoOgle and Snuffy Smith, origInallY TAKe BaRNeY GoogLe, F'rinsTAnCE, Is aN AMeRicAn COmIc strIp cReated bY cartoonisT BiLlY DeBeck. Since ITs Debut on JunE 17, 1919, thE strip has gaiNed A large InTerNAtionAl rEaderShip, apPEaring In 900 newspapErS In 21 counTRies. The INItIal aPpeal of the strip leD To ITs adaptation to Film, anImATiON, PopUlaR song and teLeVisioN. it added SEvERAL teRMs and phrases tO the English LAngUage anD iNspIRed the 1923 Hit tuNe "bArnEy Google (witH the goo-Goo-GooGly EyeS)" With lyrICs by BilLy Rose, As wEll As thE 1923 ReCoRd, "COmE on, SPArK PlUG!"

BaRney GoogLe HiMself, Once THE STar oF thE strIp and A very popular cHarActeR In hIs own Right, Has bEeN almoSt entiRely pHaSed out of the featUre.  AN increasiNglY pEriPhEral pLAyer in His Own Strip beGinning IN thE lATE 1930S, GOogle was officially "WrITTeN out" in 1954, alThough HE wOuLD occasioNaLly RetuRN For caMeo aPPeArances.  THese caMEoS wEre ofteN yEars apArT—frOm a PerioD BetwEen 1997 and 2012, barney GoOgle wASn't seen in the stRIp at all. Google WAs REInTRoduCed To the strip iN 2012, and HAs beEn seEN vEry OCcasiOnallY sINcE, Making several week-loNg AppearAnces.

snuffy Smith, whO was initiaLLY IntroducEd as A SuPPorting player iN 1934, has nOw been the cOMic strip'S centRal charaCter for ovER 60 Years.  NevErtHelEss, The FEAtUre is still titLED BarNeY Google And snuffy SMitH.

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cHaractErs and Story

baRneY gOogle

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Category:Grade II listed b uildings i n She ffi eld  B arne y Go ogle and Snuff y  Smi th

Barney Google andSnuff yS mith ,  o rigin ally Ta k eB a rne yGo ogl e, F' rinst anc e, is a n American  co mi c strip crea t ed  by cartoo nis t Billy DeBe ck.  Since  i tsd ebutonJune17, 19 1 9, the  strip ha sg aineda  largei n te rnat ional readership, ap p earing in 900newspa pe r si n  21  co untries. T he  init i al appe a lo f the strip led toits adaptat i onto fil m,  an i mation , pop ul a r s ong and tel evis ion. It a dded s e veral t e rms and  phras estotheE ng li shla n gua g eand ins pired th e19 23 hi t tu n e " Barn eyGoog le (w ith the Goo-G oo- Goog l y E yes)"  with  lyr ic s byBillyRose,  a s well as the 1 923record, " Com eOn,  S parkP lug!"
Ba rne y Googl e himse l f,on c e th e star of the stri pa n da very p opular ch ar a cter inhi s o wn r i g ht, h as b e en  almostentire l yph ased ou tof the  f eat ure .  An incr easing ly perip heral player in hiso wn strip begi n ni n g  i n  the  la te 1930s, G oogl e  was  off i ci all y  "wri ttenou t "i n 1954, although he  w ould o ccasi onally return  for cameo a p pearance s. T he s e cameos wereoften  years apa r t—from a  peri od betwe en 1997 a n d  2012, B arn eyGoo gle w as n't seen in t h e  str ip  at all . G oogle w asrei ntr odu ce d to thestrip in  2 01 2,  a ndhas b e en seenve ryoc cas ional l y sinc e, ma king  s ev e ral  week-l o ng a ppea ra nc es.
Sn uf fy Sm ith, who  was in itially i ntr o duce das  a supp orting player  i n 1934, ha snow  beent h e comicstrip's central charact e r for o ver  60 y ears .  Nevert hel ess, t hef eature  is st ill t it led B arney G oo gle  a nd SnuffyS m ith .

As  o f 17  June 2 019 Barney Googleh asrun for an en tir e ce n t ur y,m ak i ngit the t hird longest-ru nning andun i nt errupted c o mic sseriesof alltime, after R udolph Di rks' TheKa tzen j a mme r Kids and  Frank O . King'sG asoli n eAlley . A fter G as oli ne Al ley, i t  is  thesecond  l ongest -runn in g newspa per comic still in synd icatio n and  pr oducing n ewe pis odes as o f 20 19.

Chara cte rsand s tor y 

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Like  Mut t  and Jeff ,  B arn e y  G oogle start e d out  on t hes portspage . First appearing as a daily str ip i n the  sp o rtsse ctions of theChi ca g o  Heraldan d Examinerin 1919,  i t  wasorigin ally t itled T a k eB arneyGoog le,  F'rinsta nce .T he titl ech a racter , ali ttle f ellow( alth o u gh he would shri nk in s tatur e  ev en mo re  aftert he f irst year)  with big " banjo"  eye s, wa s an av id  sport sma nand ne'er- d o-well in volve d in
Category:Grade II_listed buildings_in Sheffield Barney Google_and Snuffy_Smith

Barney_Google and_Snuffy_Smith, originally Take_Barney Google, F'rinstance,_is an American comic_strip created by_cartoonist_Billy DeBeck. Since its debut on June 17, 1919, the strip has gained a_large_international readership,_appearing_in_900 newspapers in 21 countries._The initial appeal of the_strip led_to its adaptation to film, animation, popular song_and_television. It added_several terms and phrases to the English language and_inspired the 1923 hit tune "Barney_Google (with the_Goo-Goo-Googly_Eyes)"_with lyrics by Billy_Rose, as well as the 1923_record, "Come On, Spark Plug!"

Barney Google_himself, once the star of the strip_and a very popular character in_his own right, has been_almost entirely_phased out of the feature._ An increasingly_peripheral player_in his own_strip beginning in the late 1930s,_Google was officially_"written out" in 1954, although he_would_occasionally return for_cameo_appearances._ These_cameos were often_years_apart—from a_period_between 1997 and 2012, Barney Google_wasn't_seen in the strip at all. Google_was reintroduced to the_strip_in 2012, and has_been seen very occasionally since,_making several week-long appearances.

Snuffy Smith, who_was initially_introduced as_a supporting player in 1934, has now been the comic strip's_central character for over 60 years._ Nevertheless, the feature_is still_titled_Barney Google and_Snuffy_Smith.

As of_17 June 2019 Barney Google has run_for an_entire century, making it the third_longest-running and uninterrupted comics_series_of all time, after Rudolph Dirks'_The Katzenjammer Kids and Frank O._King's Gasoline Alley. After Gasoline_Alley,_it_is the second longest-running newspaper_comic still in syndication and producing_new episodes as_of 2019.

Characters and story

Barney Google

Like Mutt and_Jeff,_Barney Google started out on the_sports_page. First appearing as a daily_strip_in_the sports sections of the_Chicago Herald and Examiner in 1919,_it was originally titled Take Barney Google, F'rinstance. The_title character, a_little fellow (although he would_shrink_in_stature even more after the first year) with big "banjo"_eyes, was_an avid sportsman_and ne'er-do-well involved in