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6July 1934
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Ballyhoo #6

Dell · July 1934

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Identification plate

Series
Ballyhoo (Dell, 1931 series)
Issue
#6
Publication date
July 1934
Key date
1934-07-00
Indicia publisher
Dell Publishing Co. Inc.
Price
$0.15
Pages
36

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Contents

SeqStoryTypePagesCreditsCharacters
0-cover1pencils: Russell Patterson; inks: Russell Patterson; colors: Russell Patterson
1Why Don't Our Graduates Advertise?photo story2pencils: ? (photographs); inks: ? (photographs); letters: typeset
2Zilch Class Songtext story1letters: typeset
3Pres. Zilch's Graduation Addresstext story2pencils: ? (photograph); inks: ? (photograph); letters: typeset
4Campus Glimpesphoto story2pencils: ? (photographs); inks: ? (photographs); letters: typeset
5Commencement Day at Zilch Finishing Schoolcartoon1script: James Trembath; pencils: James Trembath; inks: James Trembath; letters: James Trembath
6Seniors 1934text story3pencils: Ralph Briggs Fuller; inks: Ralph Briggs Fuller
7Why Doesn't the Government Control Graduation?cartoon1script: James Trembath; pencils: James Trembath; inks: James Trembath; letters: James Trembath
8The Zilch Filchcartoon5script: Ralph Briggs Fuller; pencils: Ralph Briggs Fuller; inks: Ralph Briggs Fuller
9The Little Ha Cha Charttext story2letters: typeset
10-cartoon1script: ? [as Anderson] (signed); pencils: ? [as Anderson] (signed); inks: ? [as Anderson] (signed); letters: typeset
11There's the Door, You Jezabel - I Am No Longer Your Father!cartoon0.2script: S. J. Perelman; pencils: S. J. Perelman; inks: S. J. Perelman
12-cartoon0.2script: Ralph Briggs Fuller; pencils: Ralph Briggs Fuller; inks: Ralph Briggs Fuller
13-cartoon0.2letters: typeset
14-cartoon0.2letters: typeset
15-cartoon0.2script: ? [as James Montgomery Zilch] (signed); pencils: ? [as James Montgomery Zilch] (signed); inks: ? [as James Montgomery Zilch] (signed); letters: typeset
16-cartoon0.15letters: typeset
17-cartoon0.15script: ? [as Mike Froahdne] (signed); pencils: ? [as Mike Froahdne] (signed); inks: ? [as Mike Froahdne] (signed); letters: typeset
18-cartoon0.15script: Donald McKee; pencils: Donald McKee; inks: Donald McKee
19-cartoon0.15script: Donald McKee; pencils: Donald McKee; inks: Donald McKee
20-cartoon0.2letters: typeset
21-cartoon0.2script: Ed Graham; pencils: Ed Graham; inks: Ed Graham
22Advice to the June Bridephoto story1pencils: ? (photographs); inks: ? (photographs); letters: typeset
23-cartoon0.25script: Jack Markow; pencils: Jack Markow; inks: Jack Markow
24-cartoon0.25script: Ralph Briggs Fuller; pencils: Ralph Briggs Fuller; inks: Ralph Briggs Fuller
25-cartoon0.25script: Ed Graham; pencils: Ed Graham; inks: Ed Graham
26-cartoon0.25letters: typeset
27-cartoon0.15script: ? [as Gus] (signed); pencils: ? [as Gus] (signed); inks: ? [as Gus] (signed); letters: typeset
28-cartoon0.15letters: typeset
29-cartoon0.15script: Donald McKee; pencils: Donald McKee; inks: Donald McKee
30-cartoon0.15letters: typeset
31-cartoon0.2script: Ed Graham; pencils: Ed Graham; inks: Ed Graham
32-cartoon0.2letters: typeset
33The Inquisitive Reportertext story1pencils: ? (illustrations); inks: ? (illustrations); letters: typeset
34-cartoon0.25script: Ed Graham; pencils: Ed Graham; inks: Ed Graham
35-cartoon0.25letters: typeset
36-cartoon0.25script: Ed Graham; pencils: Ed Graham; inks: Ed Graham
37-cartoon0.25letters: typeset
38What the Summer Girl Will Wearphoto story1pencils: ? (photographs); inks: ? (photographs); letters: typeset
39-cartoon0.2script: Ed Graham; pencils: Ed Graham; inks: Ed Graham
40-cartoon0.2script: Ed Graham; pencils: Ed Graham; inks: Ed Graham
41-cartoon0.2letters: typeset
42-cartoon0.2letters: typeset
43-cartoon0.2script: Paul Reilly; pencils: Paul Reilly; inks: Paul Reilly
44Adlaffsphoto story2pencils: ? (photographs); inks: ? (photographs); letters: typeset
45-cartoon0.25script: Ed Graham; pencils: Ed Graham; inks: Ed Graham
46-cartoon0.25letters: typeset
47-cartoon0.25script: Ralph Briggs Fuller; pencils: Ralph Briggs Fuller; inks: Ralph Briggs Fuller
48-cartoon0.25script: Ed Graham; pencils: Ed Graham; inks: Ed Graham
49Let These Great Critics Choose Your Magazine Readingpromo (ad from the publisher)1pencils: ? (photographs); inks: ? (photographs); letters: typeset

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