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The Nelson Lee Library
Date | Number: v1 428 | Lang: English (en)
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NotesSt. Frank's in Filmland - a St. Frank's story by Nipper

The Silver Dwarf [Part 8 of 11] by Maxwell Scott

A Derek Clyde story by W. Murray Graydon
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   By crashryan
An unexpected treat--as a longtime Los Angeles resident it was a hoot to read the descriptions of LA circa 1923. The author seems actually to have been there. His lengthy description of watering lawns has a certain irony, as tpday we are constantly on the edge of drought yet people keep on watering.
  
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