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ELEASES SILENT

SB.30589 FANGS OF DEW D 3 REELS

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For some time a colony of silver fox farmers had been troubled by !mysterious
thefts of their valuable pedigree animals. The aid of the State Rolice was
sought and Don Howard, a young detective,· was assigned the task of finding
and catching the criminals. He decided to rent a shack near the 1fox farms,
and took with him Buddie, his young nephew, and Rinty, a magnificent Alsatian
hound. His neighbours were Larry Dean and his attractive daughter! Carol.
Still the thefts continued and Larry's losses were heavy. Actual!~, Queenie,
another Alsatian was the thief, cleverly trained by Brad and Pete, the real
criminals. Queenie, with the agility of her breed, would scale high fences, enter
the pedigree pens, select and carry a fox back to her masters.
One day Rintv met Queenie and a canine friendship developed. As proof
of her affection Queenie would unselfishly drop her illicit catches at Rinty's feet.
Rinty, innocently carrying one of Queenie's presents back to Don was seen by
Carol who indignantly, and a little suspiciously, complained to Don.
A few days later Carol came across both Alsatians together, with Queenie
carrying a fox in her mouth. · Carol was going to shoot her, but was prevented
by the chivalrous Rinty. At Den's suggestion they followed Queenie who un-
su$pectingly led them to the thieves' hide-out. Don sent Carol for the State
Troopers. He was seen by Brad and Pete and a terrific fight ensued. Rinty
went to Don's aid, wi+h Queenie an ardent ally. Between them, Don and the
docjs managed to stop Brad and Pete escaping before the troopers arrived.
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