🎵Look at me, I'm a L.S.B.🎵...and I'm here to wish a very happy birthday to Miss Sandra Dee, born on this day in 1942! You may remember Sandra from such fine movies as The Reluctant Debutante, A Stranger in My Arms, Gidget, That Funny Feeling, The Daughters of Joshua Cabe, and of course that "Tammy" movie that didn't star Debbie Reynolds or Beulah Bondi: 1961's Tammy Tell Me True, which was adapted into an ish of Dell's perpetual Four Color series.
cover and inside front cover of Four Color #1233 [Tammy Tell Me True] (Dell, September 1961)
More or less the plot: Tammy's a swamp girl
NO NOT THAT ONE
...who falls for her college teacher.
from Four Color #1233; script by Ken Fitch, pencils and inks by Lee Ames
Sandra Dee hangs out with birthday buddy Will Shakespeare!
Will it end happily? Why, what do you think?: it's a Sandra Dee movie!
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4 comments:
If she pulls Shakespeare's head back, does it reveal the Tammy Poles to the Tammy Cave?
I wish I'd thought of that!
I'm shocked you didn't.
I am too! Must’ve been distracted wondering where she got that green shirt.
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