- [last lines]
- Leo Donnelly: These manicure girls certainly love their job, for the tips are big. Why? 'Cause an elephant never forgets.
- Leo Donnelly: Food prices hit a new low on Third Avenue in New York City when this restaurant hung out a sign announcing a penny-a-dish menu. One cent will get you a bowl of soup, a plate of beans, a cup of coffee or a piece of pie. No tips, no hat check, and a good lunch for about a nickel - believe it or not.
- Leo Donnelly: [on a street vendor of cigarette butts] Interviewed by our financial editor, he said what this country needs today are bigger and better butts - wrapped in cellophane, if you puh-leeze.
- [first lines]
- Robert L. Ripley: How do you do, ladies and gentlemen - this is Robert L. Ripley, starting another Believe It or Not expedition, in search of the strange, curious and unbelievable.
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What is the Spanish language plot outline for Believe It or Not (Second Series) #9 (1932)?
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