In 194, the cartoon name Buster Brown was named for details. Who knows?

The character of Busteky Brown comic strip was created in 192 by Richard felton Ott, who was known to work with Brown Shoes Company. (The name "Terminator" comes directly or indirectly from the popularization of Buster Keaton, then the acrobatic star of children. ) This naughty boy is loosely based on a boy near Otto's home in Flushing, new york. Busteky Brown, his sister Mary Jane, and his dog Tige were well known to the American public in the early 2th century. Tige is considered to be the first time to talk about pets appearing in American cartoons, and, like many of his successors, his speech will not be noticed by adults.

buster brown is the wealthy parents of a young urban residential boy. He is very beautiful and charming (on the contrary, he told the children of the Yellow River, or Frederick Tong's works), but his actions hide his expectations. He may be in a girl's clothes and she is wearing his clothes, or break a window, his slingshot, or play a prank on his neighbor. The trick or abuse is found and his punishment is usually by his mother, but it is not clear now if he has a chance to repent. Many strips end Bastiki's self-defense morality has little or no connection with his criminal behavior. For example, a belt from May 31, 193 shows that he gave Tige a soda fountain from the drugstore. A woman's beautiful clothes were splashed after drinking, and the boy's mother spanks his hair brush. In the past, the group Bastiki wrote an email and began, "Determination! This is a legitimate robber druggests. They sell you carbonated drinks and sweets for you to abuse, so they sell you drugs to make you worse. "

Comic books started in new york Pioneer on May 4th, 192. Ott left William Rudolph Hearst's employment in 196. After the lawsuit, Ott continued to take the now unknown paper in Hearst, while the pioneers continued their own version of Bastiki Brown and other artists. The latter lasted until around 1911, and until at least 1921.

among a series of short-term action subjects, Pup (who played Tige) of Stern Brothers Pete in 192 and Gus Maines, the director, both came later and became popular (the little villain was ousted).

Busky Brown and Shoes started with John Bush, and the sales executive with Brown Shoes Co., Ltd. persuaded his company to buy the right Busky Brown name, and the brand was introduced to the public at the 194 St. Louis World Expo. Brown shoes are still used on the logo today.

Mugabe was hired by Brown Footwear Co., Ltd. to play Bastiki on a tour of the United States. These little people, who are attached with baseball, were exhibited in department stores, cinemas, and shoe stores from 194 to 193.