Polly Pigtails #12
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThe issue contains a story titled "Don't Make Mine Music," in which a girl named Pete tries to help her friend Elaine prepare for a piano recital by sabotaging the instrument, then assists in covering up the damage. When Elaine discovers the wrecked piano, she must find a solution to perform anyway, eventually attempting to play a phonograph record hidden behind a curtain during the audition. The magazine also includes a comic strip featuring characters rehearsing for a theatrical production, with discussion of costumes, props, and stage preparations for an upcoming performance.
Grace Emett lives out her childhood dream as a professional lion hunter working alongside her husband Smokey on the ranch—but when a particularly dangerous mountain lion threatens local livestock, she discovers that motherhood and marksmanship must both be sharp when her partner's rifle jams at the worst possible moment. This true-life adventure from Polly Pigtails shows how an ordinary woman became one of the West's most capable hunters.
Tizzie is determined to prove that girls can be just as fast as boys in the upcoming sledding race, so she practices tirelessly—but oversleeping on race day nearly costs her everything when her sled breaks at the last moment. With only minutes before the starting gun, Tizzie's grit and all that practice pay off in a way no one expected.
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