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Romantic Secrets
Date | Number: 38 | Lang: English (en)
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NameRomantic Secrets 38 | Published
PublicationPrice: 0.10 USD | Pages: 36 | Frequency: Monthly | Editing: Roy Ald
 
Cover1 page
 
Comic StorySo Long (1 page)
SynopsisDaisy's telephone cord is too long.
FeatureDizzy Daisy
ScriptHoward Boughner
PencilsHoward Boughner
InksHoward Boughner
GenreHumor
CharactersDaisy; telephone operator
NotesInside front cover, black-and-white.
 
Comic StoryI Tried to Trap Him into Marriage (11 pages)
SynopsisLois has long assumed she will marry her neighbor Gruff, but he says he loves newcomer Marlene. Lois has a nervous breakdown and insists Gruff is “indispensable” to her health. After talking to Lois, Marlene agrees to give up Gruff. Lois then realizes Gruff would never be happy if he marries her, and tells him so. She sends him after Marlene. Lois hopes someday she will find love.
PencilsBernard Baily
InksBernard Baily
GenreRomance
CharactersLois Davis; Mr. Davis; Gruff Johnson; Mr. Johnson; Mrs. Johnson; Marlene Edwin
NotesThe story was previously attributed to Sheldon Moldoff.
 
Comic StoryMy Consuming Envy (10 pages)
SynopsisJan feels Diane has an advantage in a piano competition because Diane's father is a mine superintendent and hers is just a miner. Jan stirs up the miners and they demand fair play; the board members are intimidated and unjustly award Jan the prize. Mine inspector Chris, who Jan is interested in, is upset at Jan’s attitude. Jan becomes jealous of Chris’s friendship with Diane and is envious when Diane goes on a concert tour. The miners take up a collection to finance a tour by Jan but she admits she isn’t talented enough and won’t take their money. Chris and Jan reconcile.
GenreRomance
CharactersChris; Jan Framer; Diane; Tom Framer
 
Text StoryCute Dish (2 pages)
ScriptRuth Sterling (credited)
Letterstypeset
GenreRomance
 
Comic StoryTrue to You (8.67 pages)
SynopsisRonnie moves to be near her boyfriend Jim, who has just been drafted. Jim helps pay her hotel bills, but is unable to spend much time with her. She begins dating George, a captain. Jim jealously confronts them and is confined to quarters, but leaves to see Ronnie and is arrested. George blames Ronnie: “If you really loved him, you would have waited until he returned to you. Instead, you came here to mess up his life.” Before she goes home, Ronnie apologizes to Jim. He says “there’s still a chance for us” if she just waits for him.
GenreRomance
CharactersRonnie; Alice; Jim Kendrick; Captain George; Al
 
Statement of OwnershipNo Title
SynopsisStatement of ownership and management.
Letterstypeset
 
Comic StoryPicture Biography of William Lundigan (1 page)
SynopsisBiography of actor William Lundigan.
FeatureDream Beau of the Month
GenreNon-fiction; Biography
CharactersWilliam Lundigan
NotesInside back cover, black-and-white.
 
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