Four Color #528
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeDell's "Queen of the West" series brings Dale Evans front and center on this 1954 issue, her warm smile and signature cowboy hat making an immediate impression as she paints a wooden barrel or wagon wheel outside a rustic red barn. The photo cover captures her in a cheerful plaid shirt, paintbrush in hand — a down-to-earth, working-ranch moment that perfectly suits her wholesome Western persona. Inside, the story "Dale Evans and the Heiress" promises the kind of spirited adventure that made this series a favorite with young readers across the country.
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Dale's neighbor Jacques Redeau, the lacemaker, is ill and Dale brings him some soup. Redeau tells Dale the story of how he had lost contact with his daughter Violet when the relatives she was staying with in Belgium had gone to America and taken her with them. Redeau had later sold an invention and came to the States, but was not able to find his daughter. Dale gets a story printed in the newspaper, which draws two responses--the real Violet and an impostor.
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