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The answer to, and winner (if any) for,
our last contest question of:

But first:
NOW featured on the Musea website -
on our contents page, "A Year Of Quizzes",
yes 52 of the most recent contest questions
and their answers from past quizes -
check them out!

Filled with racial stereotypes that would
offend  everyone today, this cartoon,
judged one of the best ever made by those that
have seen it, was filmed by a pioneer cartoon
producer during the war years, and was
a black version of  Disney's "Snow White and
the Seven Dwarfs" Name it and  for an added
star, its maker/producer.

Was:  'Coal Black And De Sebben Dwarfs' by
Bob Clampett, 1943.

I had a few ineligible responses
but no winner.
The rest of you were
Sleepy and Dopey!

I don't
dumb down,
so please
wise up.

Now on to a new Q.:
Win a copy of my NEW CD
CALLED '30'!!!!!! -
(NEW PRIZE!!!)
if you
are the first to e-mail me at
tomhendricks474@cs.com
with the correct answer
to this art question*:

The heyday, of the 'dime novel'  (billed
as 'books for the million') was
from 1860-1910. "Never before or
since has book  publishing held a larger
share of the gross national product. The first
mass-produced entertainment industry of
importance, it stood in the same
realtion to the average young American
as TV does today... Beadle and Adams alone,
during the 35 years or so of its existence,
publihsed more than 7,500 novels, and its
competitors were not fair behind."
("Eight Dime Novels" intro by E. F. Bleiler)
One author by himself sold
250,000,000 copies. Name him.


Good luck puzzlers!

*Fine print. If you post your answer on a
newsgroup instead of sending it to me,
you are disqualified from all contests
for spoiling the fun for others. Please play
fair - and have fun.


Tom Hendricks, ed. of Musea
the 13 year old monthly art/media zine.
http://musea.digitalchainsaw.com
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