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- It costs you nothing to try
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- greeting cards; sales
Ad for selling all-occasion cards for Cheerful House. "Cheerful House" appears to have been formerly known as the "Cheerful Card Company" - ads are virtually the same copy. Color ad on inside front cover.
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- Ah! My public! You lucky fans! Seeing me, your favorite star in person!
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- anthropomorphic-funny animals
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- Tom; Jerry; Tuffy; reporter; producer; two kidnappers
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- Jerry and Tuffy prevent movie-star Tom from being kidnapped.
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- fame-is-fleeting; kidnapping; stardom
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- Each groovy patch measures 3”.
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- mail order marketing; patches; sixties counterculture
Various cartoon characters, comic characters, and counterculture symbols offered as embroidered cloth patches sold by Gandalf Products Co. Between pages 4 and 5 of previous story.
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- Boys, I'm going to have to fix that hole in the roof!
- Feature Logo
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- anthropomorphic-funny animals
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- Tom; Jerry; Tuffy
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- Tom tries to patch a tiny hole in his roof. Thanks to his own ineptness and Jerry and Tuffy’s help, things only get worse. ...Much worse!
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- best of intentions; leak; rain; roof; series of mishaps; title or logo modification; unwanted help
In its original printing, this story was untitled. For this 1973 reprint, the title “Rough Roof” and a 1970s-style “Tom and Jerry” logo was added to the opening panel.
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- Sell Grit "America's greatest family newspaper".
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- newspaper; prizes; sales
Ad inviting boys in the continental U.S to sell Grit family newspapers for prizes and cash. Between pages 2 and 3 of previous story. Top half of page.
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- Own a bowl full of happiness – Instant pets!
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- mail order marketing; Sea-Monkeys
Ad for Sea-Monkeys. Between pages 2 and 3 of previous story. Lower half of page.
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- mail order marketing; novelty items
Ad for various novelty items from The Fun House. Middle left page of centerfold. Top half of page.
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- All in full color all different
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- mail order marketing; posters; sixties counterculture
Various psychedelic images and sixties counterculture symbols offered as mini-posters, sold by Gandalf Products Co. Middle left page of centerfold. Lower half of page.
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- mail order marketing; sixties counterculture
Various cartoon characters, comic characters, and counterculture symbols offered as iron-on transfers, sold by Gandalf Products Co. Middle right page of centerfold.
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- Phil De Lara
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- “Hurry up, Tuffy,” said Jerry, grabbing his ice skates.
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- anthropomorphic-funny animals
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- Tom; Jerry; Tuffy; other skaters
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- Tagging along with Tom, Jerry and Tuffy cause chaos when ice skating on a frozen river, but find that a rain barrel filled with frozen water suits their skating just fine.
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- alternative uses; ice skating; rain barrel; river; turning-lemons-into-lemonade
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- Tom Cat!... This Is Your Past!
- Feature Logo
- Genre
- anthropomorphic-funny animals
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- Tom; Jerry; Tuffy; Butch Bellows (bulldog); Miss Flitz (Tom’s old schoolteacher); Mr. Biffburger (Tom’s bankrupt first employer); Esmeralda (Tom’s jilted bride); taxi driver; construction worker
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- Tom is the guest of honor on the TV show “This Is Your Past”, hosted by Jerry – who soon realizes that he should have left “Tom’s past” in the past, as each one of Tom’s former friends and acquaintances has a score to settle.
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- biography; remembrances; TV show; unwelcome surprises
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- colorful… exciting… fun
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- Mickey Mouse; Donald Duck; Goofy; Pluto; (32 various Disney characters in all)
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- Disney character merchandise; mail order marketing
Ad for small, hand-painted Disney character figurines pictured in color photos. Between pages 2 and 3 of previous story. Two different versions of this ad exist. One has all the characters drawn as they appear as figurines, while another variation has actual photographs of the figurines. This is the “photograph” variant. Sold by Gandalf Products Co.
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- Harvey Eisenberg
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- (Whew!) I’m glad that job is done!
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- anthropomorphic-funny animals
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- The Mouse Musketeers [Jerry; Tuffy]
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- The Mouse Musketeers use suits of armor as scarecrows.
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- alternative uses; farming; historical setting; scarecrow; suit of armor
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- Yes, sir! My new chemical formula will perform miracles!
- Feature Logo
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- Tom; Jerry; Tuffy
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- Tom’s new spot-remover formula turns Jerry invisible.
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- formula; invention; invisibility; strange chemical properties; unintended slapstick consequences
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- mail order marketing; novelties
A full-page of small, single panel advertisements for various novelties sold by Honor House. Between pages 2 and 3 of previous story.
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- Russ Heath
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- 2 Complete Roman Armies!
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- mail order marketing; toy soldiers
Ad offering two complete armies of molded plastic Roman soldiers – one in blue, one in yellow.
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- J.S.C.A.’s Beautiful Greeting Cards Give You More Sell Power.
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- greeting cards; prizes; sales
Ad for Junior Sales Club of America, offering prizes or money for the sales of "all occasion greeting cards". Color ad on inside back cover.
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- Three kids with quotes endorsing this enterprise, seen in black and white photos.
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- Ad for selling vegetable and flower seeds for the American Seed Co., in exchange for prizes or money.
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- prizes; sales; seeds
Color ad on back cover.