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- A man called Mullion rang up while you were out, chief, said Bob Trotter.
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- drama; detective-mystery
- Characters
- Jack Keen; Bob Trotter; Mr. Mullion
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- My husband forgot the rock-cake I made for his tea!
- Genre
- humour
- Characters
- Old Mother Riley; Belinda Bunkle; Crusty (crow); Benjy Bunkle
Old Mother Riley is a film character played by Arthur Lucan (in drag).
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- Where be you goin', mister?
- Genre
- humour
- Characters
- Frank Randle; Si Knowall
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- Late in the nineteenth century the famous Texas Longhorn -
- Genre
- western-frontier
- Characters
- Jim Kirk; Andy Brice; Latimer (villain)
Adapted from the Monogram Picture movie starring Wild Bill Elliott.
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- There is one thought only in the mind of Chief Paako as he leads the Navaho tribe to attack the stagecoach
- Genre
- western-frontier
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- Chief Paako (Navaho chief); Lorabella Larkin; Lieutenant Morgan; Captain Dempster; Nancy Dempster (his daughter); Vaughn (villain); Heath (villain); Levering (villain); Hardsaddle Harry (soldier)
Centre spread of twelve panels with captions beneath each, no speech balloons.
Adapted from the RKO Radio Pictures movie starring Brian Donlevy and Gig Young.
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- Stan Laurel speaking, folks! Have you ever had bed-and-board at one of those places where you can't tell the bed from the board?
- Genre
- humour
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- Stan Laurel; Ebenezer Bunchinn
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- Compose a song-hit for the new film, Red.
- Genre
- humour
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- Red Skelton; Ed Bottlewasher; Lucretia Lodgem; Egbert (her son)
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- You're a smart lad, Formby!
- Genre
- humour
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- George Formby; Clarence Clunk (his boss)
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- I'm going to be the life and soul of Gwen's Grandpa's birthday party!
- Genre
- humour
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- Bud Abbott; Lou Costello; Gwen; her Grandpa; C. Farr (optician)
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- Colonel Bruce Cheyney clipped the end from his cigar
- Genre
- adventure; spy
- Characters
- Derek Grantham
Second page includes two two-inch square adverts, one for Micromodels Ltd and one for Subbuteo table soccer, both with illustrations. Also a one inch by two inch box with the announcement: GRAND NEWS FOR ALL READERS NEXT WEEK