Bunny Drives Free at Last in Jake Little Orchestra
Joe known as Bunny, timid sax player, battles audience nerves in Hollywood band led by Jake Little. He longs for Marge head usher and her daughter Vingie, finally nails a solo with Charley Welch out, earns Marge’s praise, and asks to join her family as they head toward a future.
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Obstacle Races Gags For A Party Picnic
Nancy Pepper suggests two party gags to revive a mid evening gathering. Speed Suction prizes guests who drain a bottle dry while Straight and Narrow involves walking a chalk line seen through opera glasses. These teen tested bits promise laughs.
Samuel Colt’s Early Strides From Sea Vision to Firearm Patent
Samuel Colt left Amherst for the sea where a paddle wheel sparked his revolving pistol idea. At fourteen he built a model that worked. He left his father’s dye plant to pursue fortune as Dr. Coult. He secured a U S patent in 1836 after presenting plans in 1832. He later invented a submarine mine in his twenties and died wealthy at forty eight.
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