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- I promised Aunt Suzie, I wouldn't move from this spot until she gets back!
- Genre
- teen; humor
- Characters
- Suzie; Angela; Suzie's mother; Bill Blow
- Synopsis
- Suzie's niece, Angela, comes for a visit and gets into all sorts of destructive mischief and mayhem.
- Script
- Ed Goggin
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- Virginia Drury
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- Virginia Drury
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- Ginger has just met Tommy Turner...
- Genre
- humor; teen
- Characters
- Ginger Snapp; Tommy Turner; Brenda; Dotty
- Synopsis
- Ginger gets into an ice skating competition with Brenda in order to win the affections of Tommy.
- Reprints
- Keywords
- ice skating
Credits taken from original publication; signatures have been removed here. Page numbers have been added that were not present in original printing.
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- Ogeegolly! I hope Mr. Goldwater isn't too hard to please!
- Genre
- teen; humor
- Characters
- Suzie; John Goldwater
- Synopsis
- Suzie gets a job as a chorus girl, but the usual destructive mayhem occurs.
Producer John Goldwater is a reference to the MLJ editor-in-chief and publisher of the same name. The portion of the story on pages 4-8 recycles the plot of the Suzie story in Top Notch Laugh Comics (Archie, 1942 series) #29.
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- Dear Diary: What do you know? Jack Carson finally gets the girl!
- Genre
- teen; humor
- Synopsis
- "Suzie" summarizes various gossip items and happenings in the world of showbusiness.
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- This short is tops with Suzie! It's a picture about the real America, for real Americans!
- Genre
- non-fiction; humor
- Synopsis
- Suzie reviews the movie, "It Happened in Springfield." There are several screen stills/photos from the movie with a short synopsis about key plot points in the movie.
(Instead of a review, it is more like a spoiler feature.)
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- One ticket to Riverdale, please!
- Genre
- teen; humor
- Characters
- Suzie
- Synopsis
- Suzie does not have the full adult fare for a train ride back to Riverdale, so she disguises herself as a child to get cheaper fare. Various incidents of destructive mayhem ensue on the train. When she finally reaches Riverdale she discovers she got on a train to the wrong Riverdale in Maine instead of New York.
Plot elements are recycled from the story "Second Childhood" in Archie Comics (Archie, 1942 series) #5.