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Radio Fun #986 (1957)

Amalgamated Press · 1957 · 20 pages

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This issue of Radio Fun contains three main stories. "The Falcon" follows the masked vigilante as he discovers that Colonel Steel and Professor Dalroy have been kidnapped by a crooked impostor known as "The Duke," leading the Falcon into an underground cavern where he rescues Jill Delroy and confronts the villains. "Norman Wisdom" presents a comic mishap where Norman frantically tries to deliver a forgotten letter to an artist, only to create chaos as he repeatedly crashes through doors and windows in his haste. "Andy and Sandy" tells of young Andy Wilson and his dog Sandy uncovering a jewel theft at a jeweller's shop, where a valuable diamond ring goes missing and they work with police to catch the thief Mr. Lazenby. The issue also includes a profile feature on radio and stage star Ronald Shiner and an Inspector Stanley mystery story.

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