
At the request of a television experimenter who needed items to broadcast, Robert L. Ripley states unsubstantiated oddities including that a Spanish lady had her husband's portrait tattooed on her tongue as penance for nagging him to death.
Wallace Sullivan
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If you have ten minutes to kill and you like looking at things that feel like they shouldn't exist, this is for you. If you want a movie with a plot or characters you actually care about, go watch The Barker instead. Believe It or Not #4 is basically a museum of the strange squeezed into a tiny black-and-white short. I...


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"If you have ten minutes to kill and you like looking at things that feel like they shouldn't exist, this is for you. If you want a movie with a plot or characters you actually care about, go watch The Barker instead. Believe It or Not #4 is basically a museum of the strange squeezed into a tiny black-and-white short. It was made in 1931, which is a weird time for movies anyway. Everything feels a bit stiff, like everyone is holding their breath waiting for the camera to stop. Robert Ripley is th..."


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