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George Pal's Puppetoons #12 (1947)

Fawcett · 1947 · 52 pages

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Contains 8 stories
Danger Ahead
5 pp · humor; children

Jasper, a mischievous boy, sees a red lantern marking a deep hole on a road and decides to play a prank by stealing it to see who falls in. After sneaking out to buy cake, he returns to the dark road, only to trip and fall into the very hole he tried to trick someone into falling into.

Squeeks Permitted
1 pp · humor

Jim Dandy is encouraged to play his violin in front of Mr. Moolah, leading to a humorous musical mishap. The story centers on the chaos that ensues when Jim’s playing — or perhaps the violin itself — causes unexpected trouble.

Times Have Changed
5 pp · humor; children

Rusty, frustrated after being told he can't go to the movies because he didn’t shine his shoes, wishes he could live in the days of the cave men—only to find the reality far less fun than he imagined. Stranded in prehistoric times, he quickly learns that life without language, fire, doctors, or even money is far from the adventure he expected.

The House Party
5 pp · humor; children

Punchy and Judy prepare for their house party in a rundown shack, transforming it into a cozy, inviting space with help from their friends. When the snobbish Syvester Butter Barth Sr. arrives, intending to sabotage their efforts by burning down the shack, he accidentally gets stuck in the chimney—just as the party guests arrive.

Death at Dawn!
5 pp · humor; military

In a comedic military prank set in Puppetville, a captured German spy named Von Heim tricks Sergeant Jan into wearing his execution hood and escapes by impersonating him, leading to a series of escalating misunderstandings. When Jan’s girlfriend, Mary Lou, arrives with cookies, she mistakenly believes the impersonator is her boyfriend, setting off a chain of mistaken identities and near-misses during the prison’s execution countdown.

Moonstruck
5 pp · humor; children

A young boy with a telescope and a mischievous scarecrow embark on a whimsical journey through the stars, where the scarecrow imagines himself soaring in a jet plane, swimming in the Milky Way, and even chatting with the Man in the Moon. When the scarecrow claims the Moon is made of green cheese and takes a piece, he’s met with a surprise from above — but not the one he expects.

The Adventures of Mopy Dick
6 pp · humor; children

In a whimsical sea adventure, a young boy named Rusty imagines himself as Captain Rusty, leading a daring mission to confront the fearsome Mopy Dick, a giant whale terrorizing the fishing fleet. As Rusty bravely pursues the beast in a small sloop, his bold plan takes an unexpected turn when he’s suddenly thrown into the water, leading to a chaotic scramble for survival.

Watch Trouble
5 pp · humor; children

Punchy and Judy set off to the railroad station to meet Judy’s aunt, with Punchy offering to help after Judy’s watch stops working. When Punchy promises to fix it, the supercilious Sylvester Butterly B. secretly sabotages the repair, only to be outwitted when Punchy discovers the damage and repairs the watch just in time for Judy’s aunt’s arrival.

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