Ma Palooka Paper Doll, 1932.

October 09, 1932.  "Here's Ma Palooka with a few of the scrumptious clothes and jewels which her pride and joy, otherwise Joseph, bought for her."  This Ma Palooka paper doll is from the comic strip "Joe Palooka".

Dolly Dimple and Bobby Bounce Comic Strip Paper Dolls.

 July 24, 1932.  A Dolly Dimple comic strip paper doll.

July 31, 1933.  Bobby Bounce comic strip paper doll.  "Dolly Dimples and Bobby Bounce" by Grace G. Drayton.

Howdy! Pistol-Packin' Cowgirl TOOTSIE.

October 1932.  TOOTS is ready to Rodeo in her stylish cowgirl outfit.

TEDDY HOOFER Paper Doll.

August 28 & September 04, 1932.  Here is Colonel Hoofer's son and heir!  TEDDY HOOFER paper doll from "TOOTS AND CASPER" comic strip.

UNCLE ABNER Paper Doll.

August 21 & 28, 1932.  An UNCLE ABNER paper doll from "TOOTS AND CASPER" comic strip.

TOOTS Paper Doll and Costumes.

August 14 & 21, 1932.  Here is TOOTS and 3 costumes for you to color.  From the "TOOTS AND CASPER" comic strip.

MABEL CHARMING Paper Doll.

April 17 & 24, 1932.  MABEL CHARMING paper doll from the "TOOTS AND CASPER" comic strip.

NAN and Some Togs For Summer

July 1932.  A very pretty NAN paper doll and some of her new summer clothing.  Now she is ready to hit the beach with her friend BOOTS.

Now You Can Dress "BOOTS"

 March 1932.  A very pretty BOOTS paper doll that appeared in newspapers in late March of 1932.

How do you like BOOTS' turban?  It is the latest rage in fashion!  Have fun coloring and cutting out BOOTS and her up-to-the-minute fashions.

What Do an Owl, a Turtle and a Duck Have in Common? A.W. Nugent of Course!

August 21, 1932.  Keep your designer shoes and handbags - this is what makes me HAPPY!  Animal paper dolls, my favorite type of paper dolls, and especially ones from A. W. Nugent.  Come on - an owl in a top hat riding on a turtle - you gotta love it!

A Rabbit . . . and a Little Margy Paper Doll

March 27, 1932.  "Here is Little Margy, also two dresses and a cap for her!  Isn't she bashful?"  A Margy Lou Pippen paper doll from TOOTS & CASPER comic strip.  Margy is ready for EASTER with her stuffed rabbit toy.

LILY LOU Paper Doll by Amy Nakashima

May 08, 1932.  "That paper doll family must grow and grow!  So Amy has drawn Lily Lou.  She's a lovely little girl even if she has only three dresses.  May be you can make some more."  By Amy Nakashima, a S. L. T. Junior member.

Can You Draw TOM MIX's Face?

May 10, 1932.  "Above is an outline of Tom Mix's face and sombrero.  To the best of your ability sketch in the features which are missing and then color the completed drawing in the most realistic manner."   A newspaper contest to win tickets to see TOM MIX in "Destry Rides Again".

Marvin Graydon Paper Doll

May 15, 1932.  Here is little Marvin Graydon and a selection of outfits that he can choose from to wear on Halloween.  From TOOTS & CASPER.

TOOTS and Her Pretty Dresses

July 24, 1932.  TOOTS paper doll returns with some new pretty dresses and a beach hat.

TOOTS and Her Wedding Dress

August 14, 1932.  Here comes the bride!  A pretty wedding dress for this TOOTS paper doll.

JUNIOR Paper Doll

August 07, 1932.  "Here is JUNIOR - - - also loads of clothes and hats for him!"  Paper doll from TOOTS and CASPER coomic strip.

Junior's Sister Paper Doll

July 31, 1932.  Here is "Junior's Sister", and just look at all the clothes and hats for her!  A paper doll from the comic strip, TOOTS AND CASPER.

TOOTS Paper Doll

July 03, 1932.  "Here's the cut-out doll that thousands of children have requested!  Gorgeous TOOTS!  Paste her  on light cardboard, dry thoroughly, and then carefully cut out around the outside lines."  A TOOTS paper doll from the comic strip, TOOTS and CASPER.

Cunning Cut-Out for Dog Days

August 14, 1932.  A little dog paper doll by Anna May Dunn of Rupert, Idaho.  A young member of the S. L. T. Junior club.