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FORD STERLING, October 8th 1921, THE KINEMA COMIC story called “A Fair Old Bust Up!” Jolly old Ford! Merry old Ford! To miss old Ford you can’t af-ford. The screen screams of the Mack Sennett Comedy K’nut! http://looking-for-mabel.webs.com/fordf ... pcomic.htm
and more to come...ti quote Ford standing in a English jewlrey store..."I'll have a couple of pounds worth of those (the comics are a real treasure!)

The Playful Pranks of FATTY (Roscoe) ARBUCKLE, The Famous Lasky Star “A REEL GOOD TURN!” from July 16 Kinema Comic 1921. http://looking-for-mabel.webs.com/reelt ... ecomic.htm

Polly Moran of Paramount Mack Sennett fame comic story called “The ‘Net Result” found in The KINEMA COMIC, July 16th 1921…POLLY – The Priceless Peach of the Pictures. http://looking-for-mabel.webs.com/netre ... ncomic.htm

Larry Semon - Kinema Comic, July 18th 1921, you can be sure of a hearty laugh if you read this, (try it on a chum!). Some Startling Stunts of Larry Semon OFF the Screen, “GERTIE” (a tale not a comic story) http://looking-for-mabel.webs.com/semon ... gertie.htm

Max Linder - A succession of hearty laughs and sparkling comedy, The Mirthful Maneuvers of Max Linder Dropping It On Him in The Kinema Comic, July 16,1921 “ !” http://looking-for-mabel.webs.com/dropp ... rcomic.htm

Snub Pollard the SNUB – but one that is appreciated! From July 16, 1921 Kinema Comic story called “Plane Sailing” has been added to the Kinema Comic page, Snub was “the famous Pathe film favorite”… http://looking-for-mabel.webs.com/planesailingpollard.htm

Louise Fazenda is the one for uproarious fun. Smiles Galore! Bravo! Encore! The Larks Louise Fazenda of: Paramount: Mack Sennett Fame. “NOT SO DUSTY!” from KINEMA COMIC July 16, 1921
http://looking-for-mabel.webs.com/notdustyfazendacomic.htm

CHESTER CONKLIN, in the Kinema Comic from the July 16th, 1921 issue is a story starring The Laughable Larks of Chester Conklin, the Paramount Mack Sennett Comedian in: “A JUMP AND A BUMP!” There’s nothing k-nuttier than Chester. One of the best – every time! http://looking-for-mabel.webs.com/jumpbumpconklincomic.htm

MABEL NORMAND comic “Darling, dainty, dashing’ Mabel, with the curly locks. Always happy and gay; that’s her way!” The Goldwyn star in a screaming comedy entitled: “CUT AND RUN” July 16th 1921 (Marilyn Slater © 2003 The Kinema Comic – compiled 1921 issue) http://looking-for-mabel.webs.com/cutrunmabelcomic.htm

Jack Cooper is the boy for fun, Jack’s the boy for play, Jack’s the boy that you can trust to chase the “blues” away! All The Girls Love Jack Cooper, The Famous K-nut of the Fox-Sunshine Comedies In ” It Was The Rival Who Was ‘Let Down’!” in Kinema Comic July 16th 1921. http://looking-for-mabel.webs.com/letdowncoopercomic.htm

Jack Cooper’s the boy for fun, Jack’s the boy for play, Jack’s the boy that you can trust to chase the “blues” away! All The Girls Love Jack Cooper, The Famous K-nut of the Fox-Sunshine Comedies. (Yes, another one) In “All A Plant” A Kinema Comic story from October 8th 1921. http://looking-for-mabel.webs.com/allaplantcoopercomic.htm

LOUISE FAZENDA is the one for uproarious fun. Smiles Galore! Bravo! Encore! The Larks Louise of: Paramount: Mack Sennett Fame. “PUT OUT!” from KINEMA COMIC October 8th 1921. http://looking-for-mabel.webs.com/putoutfazendacomic.htm

A rollicking series of complete comedy yarns told by the leading films stars from 1921 in the Kinema Comic. Don’t miss this one! The Kinema Comedy Club! The bad-tempered, spiteful neighbor, who getting a hammer smashed the records as told by MABEL NORMAND titled “The Swankers!” http://looking-for-mabel.webs.com/swankermabelnormand.htm

Snub Pollard the SNUB – but one that is appreciated! A wonderful panel called “PAID AND RE-SEAT-ED!” from October 8th 1921 has been added to the Kinema Comic page, come and laugh a little… http://looking-for-mabel.webs.com/reseatedsnubcomic.htm

MABEL NORMAND “Darling, dainty, dashing’ Mabel, with the curly locks. Always happy and gay; that’s her way!” The Goldwyn star in a screaming comedy entitled: “ART-FUL BEHAVIOUR!” from the October 8th 1921 Kinema comic http://looking-for-mabel.webs.com/artfulmabelcomic.htm

Polly Moran of Paramount Mack Sennett fame comic story called “An ‘Oily’ Successful Idea!” found in The KINEMA COMIC, July 9th1921…POLLY – The Priceless Peach of the Pictures. http://looking-for-mabel.webs.com/pollymoranoilyidea.htm

The Playful Pranks of FATTY (Roscoe) ARBUCKLE, The Famous Lasky Star “IN THE CHAIR!” from July 9 Kinema Comic 1921. http://looking-for-mabel.webs.com/arbuckleinthechair.htm

LOUISE FAZENDA is the one for uproarious fun. Smiles Galore! Bravo! Encore! The Larks Louise of: Paramount: Mack Sennett Fame. “MAKING HIM LOOK HAT-TRACTIVE!” from KINEMA COMIC July 9, 1921. http://looking-for-mabel.webs.com/hattractivefazenda.htm

CHESTER CONKLIN in the Kinema Comic from the July 9th, 1921 issue, this one is a story starring The Laughable Larks of Chester Conklin, the Paramount Mack Sennett Comedian IN: “THAT MADE HIM GAS-P!” There’s nothing k-nuttier than Chester. One of the best – every time! http://looking-for-mabel.webs.com/conklinmadehimgasp.htm

FORD STERLING - Jolly old Ford! Merry old Ford! To miss old Ford you can’t af-ford. THE SCREEN SCREAMS OF FORD STERLING in The Kinema Comic. THE MACK – SENNETT COMEDY K-NUT! Compiled by Marilyn Slater in 2005 from the July 9, 1921 issue in a story called “What An Ice Pinch!” http://looking-for-mabel.webs.com/fordicepinchcomic.htm

MAX LINDER, the Mirthful Manoeuvres of Max Linder Comic from the Kinema – “BOUGH-WOW” The July 9, 1921. http://looking-for-mabel.webs.com/lindercomicboughwow.htm

SNUB POLLARD the SNUB – but one that is appreciated! A wonderful panel called “Making His Mark" from July 9, 1921 has been added to the Kinema Comic page, come and laugh a little http://looking-for-mabel.webs.com/pollardcomichismark.htm

MABEL NORMAND “Darling, dainty, dashing’ Mabel, with the curly locks. Always happy and gay; that’s her way!” The Goldwyn star in a screaming comedy entitled: “WAIT AND SEA” July 9, 1921 (Marilyn Slater © 2003 The Kinema Comic http://looking-for-mabel.webs.com/comicwaitseamabel.htm

Polly Moran of Paramount Mack Sennett fame comic story called “Art-Fulness” found in The KINEMA COMIC, August 6th 1921…POLLY – The Priceless Peach of the Pictures. http://looking-for-mabel.webs.com/pollycomicartfulness.htm

The Playful Pranks of FATTY (Roscoe) ARBUCKLE, The Famous Lasky Star “A GOOD CROSSING!” from August 6 Kinema Comic 1921. http://looking-for-mabel.webs.com/arbucklecomiccrossing.htm

LOUISE FAZENDA is the one for uproarious fun. Smiles Galore! Bravo! Encore! The Larks of Louise Fazenda of: Paramount: Mack Sennett Fame. “BEATS THE LOT!” from KINEMA COMIC August 6, 1921. http://looking-for-mabel.webs.com/fazendacomicbeatslot.htm

CHESTER CONKLIN, in the Kinema Comic from the August 6th, 1921 issue is a story starring The Laughable Larks of Chester Conklin, the Paramount Mack Sennett Comedian in: “ONE OF THE ‘BUOYS’!” There’s nothing k-nuttier than Chester. One of the best – every time! http://looking-for-mabel.webs.com/conklincomicabouy.htm

FORD STERLING - Jolly old Ford! Merry old Ford! To miss old Ford you can’t af-ford. THE SCREEN SCREAMS OF FORD STERLING in The Kinema Comic. THE MACK – SENNETT COMEDY K-NUT! from the August 6, 1921 issue in a story called “A ROUNDABOUT WAY OF DOING THINGS!” http://looking-for-mabel.webs.com/fordcomicroundabout.htm

MAX LINDER Kinema Comic from August 6, 1921 called “A NUTTY NOTION” A succession of hearty laughs and sparkling comedy, The Mirthful Maneuvers of Max [url]http://looking-for-mabel.webs.​com/lindernuttycomic.htm[/url]

Snub Pollard the SNUB – but one that is appreciated! A wonderful panel called “Making A Splash” from August 6, 1921 has been added to the Kinema Comic page, come and laugh a little… http://looking-for-mabel.webs.com/pollardmakingsplash.htm