School's Out
The kids mistake Miss Crabtree's brother for a potential boyfriend, and plot to discourage him.
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"Watching this put me back to my long ago childhood. There were afternoon children's shows that used the Little Rascals as fillers, killing fifteen to twenty minutes. They reran the ones they had over and over. I have to say that they were gentle and funny, with neat characters. While there was a lot of racism in some of the comments, African American children were regulars. This one didn't use the more recognizable ones (especially Spanky and Alfalfa) and was more coarse. I enjoyed that. It probably portrayed the lives of little kids very well...."
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Before a verbal History quiz, Bonedust sells answers to his classmates which he assures them are correct. "I got 'em out of a book." The answers, however, are disastrous, and Miss Crabtree insists on knowing where they came from. Bonedust shows her the book where he found them. A small line at the top of the cover page identifies it as "No.12 New Minstrel and Black Face Joke Book," an actual dime-store "pulp" book published by I. & M. Ottenheimer of Baltimore in 1907.
📖 Synopsis
The kids mistake Miss Crabtree's brother for a potential boyfriend, and plot to discourage him.