'Vignettes of Life'.
Kemp Starrett was a newspaper cartoonist and comic strip artist, mainly active in the 1930s. He was staff cartoonist at the Brooklyn Eagle, New York Herald Tribune and, most notably, the Philadelphia Public Ledger. He drew the 'Roy Powers, Eagle Scout' strip during the first year of its run, until it was taken over by Frank Godwin, another artist for the Ledger. Also for this newspaper, he worked on features like 'Babe Bunting' and 'War On Crime', but his longest-running series was 'Vignettes of Life', which he drew from 1939 to 1952. 'Babe Bunting' was originally created by Roy L. Williams.
