It had a pic of the room when he got there so he made sure noting looked different before
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Bud throws his suitcase to Bugs (already on the train) and Bud starts running for the train when suddenly his blue flyer flys out of his suitcase, so Bud stops to try to catch it and it magically lands in his hand, because the flyer fell he missed the train and Bugs threw back bud's suitcase, and went on to Chicago.
Bud believes the man on the flyer is his father because the man in the flyer shares his father's name, Herman E. Calloway. Bud also carries a flyer advertising Calloway's jazz band and believes his father might be affiliated with this band.
In the book "Bud, Not Buddy" by Christopher Paul Curtis, Lefty Lewis asked Bud to hide a flyer that advertised a "Special Event" featuring a jazz band. The flyer was important because it could reveal Bud’s whereabouts and connections, which Lefty wanted to keep discreet from the police. The context highlights the precarious situation Bud was in, and the importance of trust and secrecy in his journey.
a flyer of his dad (grandpa)
Herman E. Calloway was able to recognize Bud's keepsake flyer that was handed out by Bud's mother. He also noticed the specific writing on the flyer that matched his own handwriting, which hinted at their familial connection. Additionally, Herman recognized the photo of Bud's mother on the flyer, leading him to realize that Bud was his grandson.
Blue Flyer was created in 1934.
Bud believes the man in the flyer is his father because he sees a resemblance between himself and the man’s picture, particularly in their facial features. Additionally, the flyer suggests that the man is looking for his son, which gives Bud hope that he might finally find the family connection he's been longing for. This desire for belonging and understanding his roots drives Bud to pursue the man depicted in the flyer.
because the man on the flyer is his father
In "Bud, Not Buddy," the flyer that Lefty Lewis asked Bud to hide was an announcement about a band, specifically featuring a photo of the bandleader, Herman E. Calloway, along with information about their shows. Lefty was concerned that the police might see it and ask questions, as Bud was trying to avoid any trouble with the law at that moment. The flyer ultimately symbolizes Bud's quest to find his family and connection to his past.
The cast of A Flyer in Flapjacks - 1917 includes: Bud Duncan as Bud Lloyd Hamilton as Ham Henry Murdock as Pancratius Pancake Ethel Teare as Flossie Flapper
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