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Title | Pages | Credits | |
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·Silly Seal starring ·Ziggy Pig starring Notes: At the movies, Silly and Ziggy see "an old picture" – Frankenstein (Universal Pictures, 1931). They then meet "Dr. Picklestein," who uses electricity to create a monster out of loaves of bread. |
10 pg art | ||
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Timed for Teens
Notes: Ad for Miss America Magazine (vol. 3) 3. |
1 pg house ad | ||
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·Morty Monk starring ·Buck Baboon starring |
7 pg art | ||
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A Shady Stunt
·Dopey Duck starring |
2 pg text | ||
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·Silly Seal starring ·Ziggy Pig starring Notes: Ziggy rides a racehorse named "Tea Biscuit," an allusion to champion thoroughbred Seabiscuit (1933-1947). He feeds the horse "Fleeties, the Breakfast Food of Chumps," an allusion to General Mills' Wheaties breakfast cereal, whose slogan since 1933 had been "The Breakfast of Champions." His opponent in the race is a mustachioed villain named "Simon Degree," an allusion to wicked slaveowner Simon Legree in the novel Uncle Tom's Cabin by Harriet Beecher Stowe (1852). l |
8 pg art | ||
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Christmas Creations by You
Notes: Booklet entitled "Here's How for a Merry Christmas," composed of recipes, games, party ideas, and make-it-yourself gifts from the "Miss America Speaks" column in Miss America Magazine. |
1 pg house ad | ||
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Clean Sweep
·Buggy Bear starring ·Billy Bear starring |
2 pg art |