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Little Eva #30 (1956)

St. John · 1956 · 36 pages

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Contains 6 stories
Bigger and Better Ghosts
6 pp

Eva defies her friends' dare to face the haunted house on Greene Street, only to outwit their ghostly prank with clever preparation. When the boys hide in sheets to scare her, she calmly exposes their scheme, leaving them stunned and terrified by the very ghost they thought they’d summoned.

Shine and a Haircut, Two Bits
4 pp

A young boy named Ike is convinced his mother’s 75¢ haircut payment is too much to spend on just a trim, so he convinces his friend Nipper to give him a haircut in exchange for splitting the money. What starts as a lighthearted prank quickly spirals into a chaotic mess when Nipper’s amateur cutting leaves Ike bald, prompting a series of escalating mishaps and a heated debate over who gets the money first.

Fun Fest
6 pp

Little Eva and her friend Nipper sneak into a jewelry shop during a fun festival, pretending to be criminals to scare each other—until a real panic unfolds when the shopkeeper, Mr. Bender, mistakes them for actual thieves. As chaos erupts and the school principal shows up, mistaken identities and playful pranks lead to a surprising twist involving a stolen mask and a hidden bill collector.

Target Practice
1 pp

A young boy named Ike stands nervously as his father, pretending to be William Tell, aims a toy gun at an apple balanced on Ike’s head during a game of target practice. The father teases him about the height of the shot, joking that he doesn’t want to aim too low since Ike is his only son.

The Giant
4 pp

Nipper and a young woman ride a giant amusement park attraction that soars and dives with thrilling speed, leaving them breathless with excitement. As the ride repeats, Nipper insists on going again, eager to keep the fun going.

The Horrible Hat
7 pp

Eva sneaks her mother’s strange, old hat to the beach, much to Nipper’s dismay, only to have it blow away in the wind and trigger a series of mishaps—including a near-drowning, a dog attack, and a shared hot dog mishap. When the chaos finally ends, Eva and Nipper return home, only to discover the hat was already destined for the trash, and the whole ordeal was for nothing.

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