Terry-Toons Comics #39

In "Aladdin's Lamp," a clever mouse named Aladdin stumbles upon a magical lamp, only to have it snatched by a scheming cat thief. With the genie now under the cat’s command, every mouse in the city is captured—except for the one who’s always ready to fight back: Mighty Mouse.

In "Over Exposed," Percy attempts his latest scheme by posing a shotgun as a camera, boasting to Little Roquefort that he’s about to "shoot" his picture with a special new device. Roquefort, no stranger to cartoon antics, plays along with just the right amount of skepticism—and just the right timing—to turn Percy’s trick against him.

Gandy Goose is on the job painting a car at 16 Maple Street when Sourpuss stumbles by, convinced he’s been swindled out of the payment. His eyes catch the address—only he reads it upside-down, mistaking 16 for 91, and suddenly the whole town seems to be in his favor.

In "The Roller Rink," Papa Bear tries to quiet his rowdy kids by sending them outside to roller skate—only to find there’s no suitable surface. Determined to keep them busy, he has a brilliant idea: convert the old shed into a proper roller rink. With a mix of ingenuity and animal charm, the family sets to work, turning a forgotten space into a place of playful motion and laughter.