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- Phew!" "Tee hee!
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- children
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- Richie Rich; Gloria Glad; pedestrians
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- As Richie and Gloria are walking around town, they see people casting shadows that look like a rabbit and a pig. Then they think for a moment that Richie is casting a shadow that looks like a dollar sign.
Panel 6 is similar to the front cover of this issue.
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- This gives me an idea!
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- children
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- Richie Rich; Gloria Glad; A. Chizzel
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- Richie commissions a sculptor to carve Gloria's likeness on the side of a mountain.
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- Richie Rich; Cadbury; Richard Rich; Bascomb; Regina Rich; Gloria Glad; amusement park ticket salesman; park-goers; door prize announcer; shady dealer; detective; policemen
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- After dressing in rags for a "rags and tatters" party, Richie receives a bump on the head and forgets who he is.
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Story continues in "The Luck of the Riches", immediately following in this issue.
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- Richie Rich; Texican Airways agents; passengers; Mr. Quickbuck; flight attendant; pilot; Mr. Miller; land developer; Mr. Skinner; con men; policeman; detective; district attorney; reward seekers; Richard Rich; Mr. Dobbs; Gloria Glad
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- Stricken with amnesia, Richie executes several business deals, parlaying money he has won in a door prize into a handsome sum. Meanwhile, Mr. Rich's efforts to find his lost son finally pay off and Richie regains his memory.
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Story continues from "From Riches to Rags", immediately preceeding in this issue. Page numbering begins again at 1.
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- I love the sound of water dripping in a cave, Richie!
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- children
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- Richie Rich; Gloria Glad
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- When Gloria tells Richie that she wishes that she could hear the sound of water dripping in the cave near her house, Richie sets up a machine to drop dimes, creating a similar sound.
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- Richie Rich; Mr. Bilder; Dot Polka [Little Dot]; Freckles Friendly; Lotta Plump [Little Lotta]; unnamed boy; horse trainer; Black Lightning; Richard Rich; Cadbury; Jimmy Jones
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- Richie prepares his new horse, Black Lighting, for the Richboro Steeplechase.
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Story continues in "The Steeplechase", immediately following in this issue.
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- Richie Rich; Cadbury; policemen; Black Lightning; police captain; horse trainer; Jimmy Jones; Richard Rich; Regina Rich; steeplechase spectators; steeplechase judges
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- Richie discovers that Black Lightning has been sneaking away at night to go to the farm of Jimmy Jones, who Richie asks to be Black Lightning's jockey.
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Story continues from "Richie Rich and Black Lightining", immediately preceding in this issue. Page numbering begins again at 1.
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- Lotta Plump [Little Lotta]; Lottie Plump; Officer Yancey; motorist
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- Lotta gets stuck in a large pipe and rolls across town, creating chaos and confusion.
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- Lotta Plump [Little Lotta]; Gerald; Joe James; Jenny James; Harold; Alice
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- After seeing examples of married couples that work together professionally, Lotta insists that she and Gerald must pursue careers in which they can work together.
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- What a rotten springboard!
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- Lotta Plump [Little Lotta]; Dot Polka [Little Dot]; Select Club members
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- Lotta enhances the "spring" of a diving board and ends up hurtling acoss a lake and into the pool of private club two miles away.
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- Will you boys donate money for an orphan's home!
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- children
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- Richie Rich; Reggie Van Dough; charity fundraiser
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- Reggie donates five dollars to a orphanage and sneers at Richie, who only gives one cent but promises to double it every day for a month. He is floored though, when Richie's final donation is over three million dollars.
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- Acme Piggy Bank Company
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- children
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- Richie Rich; girl; mother; guard
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- Richie needs a helicopter to put money into his huge piggy bank.
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- Richie Rich; Richard Rich; boys; father; oil company representative; Mrs. Van Dee
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- While pretending to be poor and playing with some boys in a poor part of town, Richie throws a lucky horseshoe over his shoulder and discovers oil, gold and a missing jeweled necklace, making his new friends rich.
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- Come on, everybody... we're gonna duck for apples!
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- children
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- Lotta Plump [Little Lotta]; Dot Polka [Little Dot]; children; father
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- When Lotta attends a party in which the children are "ducking for apples", Lotta eats all of the apples in one "duck".
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- My name's Hinky McGuirk! My mama takes in wash!
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- children
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- Richie Rich; Freckles Friendly; Hinky McGuirk; Mr. Swank; Mrs. McGuirk
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- When Richie and Freckles meet a boy whose mother makes money by doing people's laundry, Richie sympathizes and buys a large quantity of clothes, deliberately getting them dirty in order to generate business for Hinky's mother. However, she turns out to be the owner of a large laundry company.
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- Richie Rich; Reggie Van Dough; Gloria Glad; flower delivery man; pedestrian
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- Reggie decides he wants to woo Gloria, and asks Richie's advice on how to win over a girl, not telling Richie in whom he is interested. Richie suggests buying gifts of candy and flowers, but Reggie's attempts to impress Gloria with extravagant gifts only angers her.
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- Lotta Plump [Little Lotta]; Mr. Plump; Dr. Spire; chef; cafeteria patron; movie ticket saleslady; ticket taker; concession salesman; movie audience; actor; usher; amusement park patrons;
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- Lotta's father and his doctor conspire to make Lotta think she has gained thirty pounds, prompting her to go on a crash diet and avoid food.
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- anthropomorphic-funny animals
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- Charlie Chipmunk; Seymour Squirrel; Robbie Rabbit
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- Charlie and Seymour each have talents, but Robbie laments that there is none at which he is the best.
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- Little girl; man
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- A man asks a little girl if she has seen a witch named Who
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This story borrows heavily from the concept of Abbott and Costello's "Who's on First".
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- Richie Rich; Richard Rich; Regina Rich; chauffeur; Butch; thief
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- With all of the staff off-duty and his parents away on a trip, Richie is alone in the big Rich mansion. A thief posing as a new butler comes by, hoping to steal whatever he can when Richie is not looking. Richie, hoping to prove how responsible he is, determines to really test this new butler, and works him so hard that the thief leaves without stealing anything.