Kathryn Crane and Marjorie Miller, SLT Members

 February 02, 1936.  An unusual looking paper doll by SLT member, Kathryn Crane.

October 04, 1936.  Gloria the paper doll with the very distinctive style of Miss Marjorie Miller.

Millie Muffet, the child-queen of the comics

September 17, 1936.  Here is a paper doll cut-out of Millie Muffet, child-heroine of LITTLE MISS MUFFET, a daily comic strip by Fanny Y. Cory.  I had never heard of this comic strip until I came across this pretty paper doll - and the dog is cute too!

Marjorie Miller Paper Dolls, 1936

 September 13, 1936.

March 01, 1936.  Two paper dolls by Marjorie Miller, a S L T Junior Club member.

More For Your SMILIN' JACK Airport

 March 13, 1936.  More cut-outs by Zack Moseley  from the "SMILIN' JACK" comic strip.  REARWIN Speedster.  95 H.P. Cirrus or 125 H.P. Menasco.  Top speed with 95 H.P. Engine = 144 M.P.H.  Cruising range = 600 miles.

 April 10, 1936.  The BELLANCA BOMBER.  Wright "Cyclone" Engines 715 H.P. each.  Top speed = 175 M.P.H.  Gross weight = 17, 749 LB.

 May 08, 1936.  BOEING 247-D  TRANSPORT.  Pratt & Whitney Engines.  Second place winner of 1934 MacRobertson England to Australia Handicap Race.  Turner and Pangborn, Pilots.

July 17, 1936.  LOCKHEED 12.  Eight-place, all-metal Transport - - Top Speed 231 M.P.H.  P. & W., Wright or Menasco Engines.

A Man, A Baby and A Dog

October 25, 1936.  I have not posted an A. W. Nugent cut-out in a long time.  I thought this cut-out would be appropriate for Father's Day.

BOYS Can Draw Paper Dolls Too!

 October 28, 1934.  A paper doll of THE BOSS by Walter Broman of the SLT Junior Club.

June 07, 1936.  A paper doll by Claude Diehl, another member of the SLT Junior Club.

For Your SMILIN' JACK Airport

 October 11, 1935.  From the comic strip SMILIN' JACK.  This cut-out is of the MACCHI-CASTOLDI 72 Seaplane.  World Speed Record, Nov. 1934 - 440.6 M.P.H. - Pilot - Lt. F. Agello.

 November 11, 1935.  The AERONCA C-3, 2 passenger cabin plane.

 January 10, 1936.  This one is my favorite.  The de HAVILAND COMET - Scott and Black winner of MacRobertson Race, Oct. 1934, England to Australia - 70 hrs. 59 min. 50 sec.

February 14, 1936.  Four Place KINNER ENVOY - 300 H. P. Kinner Engine - Top Speed=165 M.P.H. Landing Speed with flaps=55 M.P.H.

Paper Dolls by Ruby Tashima

 March 21, 1937.

September 30, 1936.  Two paper dolls by S. L. T. Junior member, Ruby Tashima.

BLONDIE

August 10, 1936.

EASTER is just around the corner . . .

March 22, 1936. And BOOTS can hardly wait to try on some of her new things. Many thanks to Edgar Martin.

HERKY The Clothing Designer, 1936

April 12, 1936. "HERKY DESIGNS LOIS' NEW EASTER TOGS!" From the comic strip, HERKY, by Clyde Lewis.

More SLT Junior Paper Dolls, 1936

March 15, 1936. An Irish Colleen paper doll by Kathryn Crane for St. Patrick's Day.

March 08, 1936. Another cutout doll by Marjorie Miller.

Myrtle, Daphne & Miss Valentine

February 11, 1940. Myrtle is ready for Valentine's Day. Paper doll by Dorothy Petznick, age 15.

February 17, 1929. Valentine Greetings from Daphne the Paper Doll by Virginia Boehrer, age 15.

February 09, 1936. Miss Valentine by Patricia Cooley, age 12.

A Paper Doll by Frances Montrose, 1936

August 16, 1936. A well drawn paper doll by Frances Montrose, a member of the Salt Lake Tribune Junior Club.

DIXIE JANE Paper Doll, 1936

May 24, 1936. Dixie Jane, a paper doll baby, by Marjorie Wales.

Paper Doll Babies

A piece of my childhood. These babies are from THE CANDY STRIPERS, A Paper Doll Book, 1973 The Saalfield Publishing Company.

January 12, 1936. A cute newspaper paper doll of a baby from a SLT Junior member.

BOOTKINS and Her Winter Wardrobe, 1936

November 29, 1936. Many thanks to Edgar Martin.

MODERN TIMES Coloring Contest, 1936

"A coloring contest that will provide lots of fun for Boys and Girls."

March 27, 1936. The first of four pictures of Charlie Chaplin to be colored in the contest.

March 28, 1936.

March 29, 1936.

March 30, 1936.

Rose Marie from Paper Playmates Series, 1936

From the newspaper paper doll series "Paper Playmates" by Dudley T. Fisher, Jr. March 07, 1936.

Little Miss BOOTKINS, 1936

BOOTKINS paper doll from October 18, 1936. Many thanks to Edgar Martin. (It rained!!)