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"The Picture Man" was published in '''Lee Falk – Storyteller''' / '''Lee Falk - Berättaren''', published in 2011 by "The Scandinavian Chapter of the Lee Falk Memorial Bengali Explorers Club". | |||
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"The Picture Man" was published in '''Coronet''' ''(April 1937)'', and reprinted in the '''Scholastic magazine''' about the same time. It was translated into Iclandic and printed in '''Vikan''' #11/1941 as: "[http://timarit.is/view_page_init.jsp?issId=300065&pageId=4524691 Götuljósmyndarinn]". | "The Picture Man" was published in '''Coronet''' ''(April 1937)'', and reprinted in the '''Scholastic magazine''' about the same time. It was translated into Iclandic and printed in '''Vikan''' #11/1941 as: "[http://timarit.is/view_page_init.jsp?issId=300065&pageId=4524691 Götuljósmyndarinn]". | ||
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Plot
Appearances
Time
- Late afternoon
Scene
- a quiet and empty street
Cast
- Bert
- Midge
- Richie
- Grace
- Mark
- The Picture Man
Publications
Books
"The Picture Man" was published in Lee Falk – Storyteller / Lee Falk - Berättaren, published in 2011 by "The Scandinavian Chapter of the Lee Falk Memorial Bengali Explorers Club".
Lee Falk
Berättaren
Magazines
"The Picture Man" was published in Coronet (April 1937), and reprinted in the Scholastic magazine about the same time. It was translated into Iclandic and printed in Vikan #11/1941 as: "Götuljósmyndarinn".
Radio
"The Picture Man" was adapted as a sketch by W. Spier. It was aired on October 11, 1938 by CMB and CBF (both in Canada) as part of the "Spotlight Parade". The Royalists, Charles Jordan and Allen McIver's orchestra complete the cast.