DATES OF BALLYSCUNNION SCRAPERBOARD DRAWINGS

DATES OF BALLYSCUNNION SCRAPERBOARD DRAWINGS.

1937 -38

(Jan 37 “Aye, Mrs Simpson...” P395 wash) (Feb 37 ”Bejabers”-wash. P421)

Dec 38 “Taking them to see the Shops”.P345

1939 1940

JAN. Gale Havoc P396 JAN. Owner-Driver P367

FEB. St. Valentine’s Day P431 FEB. St. Valentine’s Day & Leap Year P395

MAR. St. Patrick’s Night Dance P11. MAR. March Winds P 433

APR. Spring Fashions Show P 43 APR. Cartoon - No Ballyscunnion. ( in hospital)

MAY Maytime in Ballyscunnion. P77 MAY (--- None of Glenn’s.)

JUN A Tourist at Ballyscunnion.P JUN At Ballyscunnion Market. P 513

JUL High Finance P 140 JUL Here is the News P537 30Y

AUG. Horse Show at Ballysc. P187 & see P172 AUG No Bally.(2 cartoons)

SEP. Gypsies at Ballyscunnion P229 SEPT No Bally. (4 cartoons.)

OCT Black-out in Ballyscunnion. P255 OCT Wash. ”And if you can’t match... “P321

NOV In Bally. “Me Da’ says...” P289 NOV. No Bally. (Cartoon P3 50)

DEC. Musical Evening P333 DEC. No Bally. Cartoon P 383

1941 - 45

1941 No Bally. (Jan,Sep.Dec.cartoons). 1942 No Ballyscunnions (Feb,Aug, Oct cartoons)

1943 No Bally. (Cartoons in Feb.) 1944 No Balllyscunnion.(CartoonsJan,Feb,Mar,Dec.)

1945 No Ballyscunnions. (Cartoons in Jan, Mar, Apr, Aug, Sep, Oct, Dec).

1946

JAN. No Ballyscunnion JULY Ballyscunnion: Lido P147

FEB No Ballyscunnion AUG No Ballyscunnion or cartoons

MAR No Ballyscunnion but scraperboard. P10 SEPT No Ballyscunnion or cartoons

APR No Ballyscunnion. (Cartoon) OCT “Big Business in Ballyscunnion.”P245

MAY No Ballyscunnion. (Cartoon P 74) NOV On the Production Line in Ballyscunnion. P281

JUNE No Ballyscunnion DEC. Decorating the House for Christmas P327

1947 1948

JAN Wet Weather Trans.P383 JAN Salon at Bally. P379

FEB Brainstrust P 415/ Oct 51 FEB Going to the Pictures P 407

MAR “Drown the Shamrock..” P15 MAR Spring P 17 R

APR Easter Parade at B. P47 APR April the First P 53.

MAY Literary Criticism P79 MAY The Iron Curtain P89 30 Y & 40 Y & O

JUN June Wedding at B. Pill JUN A Bit of a Coolness P 125

JUL Thunder over Ballyscunnion.P138 JUL Ballyscunnion Breaking-up Day.P163

AUG With Rod, Line & Worm P181 AUG Exports & Imports P203

SEP September Morn P213 as Sep.51 SEP Four Power Conference P241 & O.*

OCT Half Dollar Crisis in B. P245 OCT Cigarette Shortage P 279

NOV November in B. “Aye, signs... “P277 NOV The New Hemline P 317 30Y

DEC Silent Night, Holy Night P325.30Y DEC Christmas Eve in B. P371 (cart, bridge)

1949 1950

JAN Holiday for Strings P 427 JAN Ice Carnival P 475

FEB The Parting of the Waves P467 FEB Hunt Ball P 509

MAR Epidemic P 19 MAR “Just a Song at Twilight.” P19

APR Child Psychology P 59 APR Rustle of Spring P57, 30Y

MAY Queen of the May P 103 MAY Lilac Time P 99 R

JUN Fashionable/Summer! Prints P141.* JUN Midsummer Daydream P 141 30y p35

JUL The Old Curiosity Shop P185 30y.40Y & O JUL Home for the Holiday.P181

AUG Holiday P 229 AUG The Horse Show P 217

SEP Cocktail Party P273 30y P25 SEP Night Classes P255

OCT The Ballyscunnion Blazers P315.30 Y OCT Ballet Scunnion P 295

NOV Central Heating P 357 NOV His Master’s Voice P335 & 30Y.

DEC Christmas Dinner P 403 30Y DEC The Story of Santa Claus P395

1951 1952

JAN “Blow, blow thou Winter Wind. “(no P) JAN The Second Turkey P419

FEB Here is the Weather Forecast P485 FEB Ballyscunnion Enterprise P455

MAR The Flowers that bloom. P17 30Y R MAR Spring Song P 17 R

APR Art Gallery P53 30Y APR Easter Monday Parade P53 R

MAY The Lark in the Clear Air P87 .30Y & 40Y MAY Debutante P87 30Y & O R

JUN Haute Couture P 121 JUN Treasure Island P 119

JUL Sur le Pont P 155 (Accordion.) JUL Bottleneck in B. P 151

AUG Pipe Line in Ballyscunnion. P 189 AUG Breaking Up Day not published as strike on

SEP September Morn P 225 SEP Beauty Competition (no page no in mag) R

OCT Back to School p 263 (Brainstrust F.47) OCT Cub hunting is about to begin P 215

NOV Good, Clean, Sport P 303 NOV Through the Sound Barrier P247. 40Y&O. R

DEC Decorating the House for Christmas P363 DEC On Christmas Day in the Morning P299

1953 1954

JAN Pantomime on Ice P 347 JAN First Footing P 371

FEB Facing the Music P 375 FEB Backroom Boys P 399 (1 cut)~

MAR A Ia Carte P15 MAR Gone with the Wind P15

APR Another April Shower P 47 APR Eclipse of the Sun P 47

MAY The Young May Moon P79 MAY Radio-active Dust P 79

JUN Bright Glittering Crown P 111 JUN Sur le Pont (Fiddle) R

JUL The Man who broke the Bank P143(money box) JUL Pullman Coach P 143

AUG Almost a Horse Show P 175 AUG Jumping Enclosure P 175

SEP Lipstick P207 SEP Baker & Confectioner P 207

OCT A Few Friends in to Dinner P239 OCT Man of Mars P 239

NOV Disc Jockey P 271 NOV The Village Smithy Stands P271

DEC Jingle Bells P323 DEC Christmas Shopping Rush P23

1955 1956 -

JAN Gale Warning P 375 JAN A Slippery Customer P 371

FEB Kitchen Dresser P 407 FEB It’s Leap Year P 399

MAR On his High Horse P15 MAR The Man who broke the Bank (cart,wall)

APR Birds of a Feather P 47 APR A Big Hand for the Guest Artist

MAY Casting a Clout P 79 MAY The Horse Guards P79

JUN Filling Station P 111 JUN The Garden Party. P111

JUL The Harp that once P143 JUL The Dam Busters P 143

AUG Luxury Tour P175 AUG A Seat on the Board P175

SEP All cut and dried P 207 SEP Canal Trouble P 207

OCT A Night at the Opera P 239 OCT Extra- Mural Studies P 239

NOV Early Morning Fog Patches P 271 NOV. Latin Quarter P2W 40Y P161

DEC Home for Christmas P 329 DEC I see a Fair Stranger P 311

1957 1958

JAN Rock-n-Roll P 347 40Y P247 JAN And the New Year In P 275

FEB The Nursery Slopes P 371 FEB Tubular Lighting P299

MAR Look Cinemascope P395 MAR Doing the Pools P11

APR In your Easter Bonnet P 35 (bees) APR Summit Conference P 35

MAY The Oil flows again. P59 MAY Keeping her in Stitches P59

JUN Comfortably off. P 83 40 Y P133 JUN Slipped Disk P 83

JUL Water Diviner P107 40 Y P41, original JUL Gentlemen’s Outfitter P 107 R

AUG Telephone Tapping P 125 AUG Reading between the Lines P131 R

SEP Vintage Car P 155 SEP Gilt Edged P155, .

OCT In at the Death P179 OCT The Lady with the Lamp P 179 2Rs

NOV Bally. Satellite is launched P203 NOV One for the Road P 203 R

DEC Making a clean Breast of it P 237 R DEC Icing the Cake P 239

1959 1960

JAN Sporting Print P 275 JAN Ushering in the Gay 60s P339

FEB Man in Outer Space P299 40Y P231 FEB Putting the Words into his Mouth.P371

MAR She is far from the Land P 11 MAR The Bohemian Girl P15.

APR Fashion comes in Cycles P35 APR Putting Woman on a Pedestal P47

MAY String Quartet P59 MAY Tell her Royal Highness P 79 40Y P 65 R

JUN High Society P 83 R JUN Tea on the Lawn P111 R

JUL After Shave Lotion P111 JUL Arabian Nights Entertainment P141

AUG Keeping a Cool Head P 147 AUG Spy Plane over Bally. P 175

SEP “On the other Lock, Sir.” P179 SEP Home in the Rolls P 207

OCT Big Takeover Bid P 211 OCT She moved through the Fair P 239

NOV Travelling by Air P 243 NOV X-Rays Bally. P 271

DEC Regaining her Youth P 289 DEC Highly Strung P 319

1961 1962

JAN A High Old Time P 367 JAN Fallen Arches P 367

FEB Bullfight in Bally. P 399 FEB Love at First Sight P 399 R

MAR Newspaper Monopoly P 15 MAR Doing the Twist P 15

APR April Shower P 47 APR La Plume de mon Oncle P 47

MAY The Top Ten P 79 MAY Where are you going to my Pretty Maid ? P 77

JUN With Rod, Line and Worm P 111 JUN Out in the Midday Sun P 105

JUL When Irish Eyes are smiling P 143 JUL Airing his Views P 133 R

AUG Deep Freeze P 175 AUG Leonardo da Ballyscunnion P 161

SEP Into the Common Market P 207 SEP Touching Wood P 189

OCT Disarmament Conference P 239 OCT Les Sylphides P 217

NOV Making a Name for himself P 271 NOV A Night at the Opera P 245

DEC Deep and Crisp and Even P 319 DEC Home for Christmas P 28 3

1963 1964

JAN And the New Year In P321 R JAN Pride and Prejudice P 313 R

FEB We are receiving you loud and clear.P349 R FEB Bally. Medical Council P 341 R

MAR And still they gazed P13 MAR In your Easter Bonnet P 13 (car)

APR Where the Rainbow begins P 41 R APR Yes, but do you think the Fashion will hold? P45

MAY Tuning up the Car P 69 MAY Back Benchers P 77 R

JUN The Meeting of the Waters P 97 R JUN Intermezzo P 109 R

JUL Cowboy P 125 R JUL Mixed Bathing P141

AUG “This ‘ll larn ye.” P 153 AUG Red Sails in the Sunset P 173 R

SEP The First Man on the Moon P 181 SEP Golden Slumbers P 205 R

OCT Soft Lights and Sweet Music P 209 R OCT Leading Lady P 237 R

NOV Light Sleeper P 237 R NOV Pale Hands I loved P 269 R

DEC “It’s not so much the gift. “p 275 DEC Christ Eve. “Oh what Fun” P311R&on back.)

1965 1966

JAN Orphans of the Storm P 353 JAN The Great Wall of China P 307 2Rs

FEB Dream Kitchen P 385 FEB “Hold the Line, Please” P 339 R

MAR Supermarket P 15 R MAR “It all comes back to me.” p 15

APR Ill fares the Land P 47 R APR “It’s the Spring.” P47

MAY The Maid of the Mountains P 77 R MAY “I’ll be your Sweetheart.” P 79 R

JUN Elevenses P 111 JUN June Roses P 111 (“Dang them...) R

JUL Pin-up Girls p 143 R JUL “Or would you rather be a Fish?” P 143 R

AUG Bronzage AUG Against the Grain P175 R

SEP The Babes in the Wood P175 R SEP “They laughed when...” P207 R

OCT Going Steady p 207 R? OCT Son et Lumiere P 239

NOV Indian Summer P 239 R NOV The Lass with the Delicate air P27l R

DEC Causing a Big Stir P 273 R DEC “Now that we’ve all got...” p 30

1967 1968

JAN New Soles, New Heels & New Uppers P343 JAN “Did you go out & devalue”P341. R &(“Gilt Edged.”)

FEB After the Ball was over P 375 FEB “Grandpa has just dropped off.” P373 R

MAR The Computer comes to B. P15 R MAR The Observatory P15 R

APR Marginal Seat P47 APR Proportional Representation P47 R

MAY Oil Tanker causes Oil Slick Trouble P79 R MAY Swinging Ballyscunnion P79. (The Mini and the Maxi Skirt. )

JUN “Something Old, something...” P 111 JUN A Flash in the Pan P 111 R

JUL “Do it yourself.” P141 R JUL And quietly flows the Scunn P143 R

AUG Held up by the Lights P171 R AUG Coming to a Sticky End P175 R

SEP A Word in his Ear P205 R SEP Drip dry P 207

OCT A Bit of a Leg-pull P237 R OCT The Fire was rapidly got under Control P239 R

NOV Putting his Heart & Sole into it. P 269 R NOV Reading Between the Lines P271

DEC C. Eve "I don’t believe all...” P 303 R DEC Opening Christmas Presents P 307

1969

JAN ? Missing in British Library- changeover of editors

FEB Carried off her Feet. P13 R

MAR Taking the Waters P11 R

APR Nothing of Glenn’s

MAY No Bally. but cartoon.

This is where W.St J.Glenn's association with the new Dublin Opinion finished.

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