L&A (123) Lum Buys Mousey’s Contract
Lum buys Mousy Gray's boxing contract from Squire, only to encounter another last-minute surprise before the proposed fight.
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Lum buys Mousy Gray's boxing contract from Squire, only to encounter another last-minute surprise before the proposed fight.
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Lum and Abner's Lucky Loaf bread campaign is disrupted when Mousy insists on returning to the ring for another match.
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Red, Ozzie Nelson, Harriet Hilliard and Wonderful Smith combine songs with sketches about everyday frustrations and a disastrous New Year's Eve.
Lum's renewed interest in managing a boxer prompts him to hand the store and bakery over to Abner in a dramatic business split.
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Lum pretends to be destitute and even applies to an orphan home in a scheme to pressure Abner into returning his share of the store.
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After Jerry Reynolds narrowly survives a deliberately set deadfall, he is framed for cattle rustling and comes to suspect the Lone Ranger is behind his troubles.
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