Pag EAN T November 1950 Virginia Leith Women and 49 similar items

Pageant RARE and beautiful vintage magazine, with features for men and women, great photography, photo features on beautiful women, and MORE -- Exclusive MORE MAGAZINES detailed content description, below! Issue Date: November 1950; Vol. 6, No. 5 Featured in THIS issue: This description copyright MOREMAGAZINES. Any unauthorized use is strictly prohibited. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 [PHOTOS from INSIDE the magazine, BELOW!] PICTURE PAGEANT: THE GIRL ON THE COVER: VIRGINIA LEITH ... Mead-Maddick. "Any girl who's voted 'the girl with the sweetest smile in the class' is a cinch for success. Virginia Leith's smile won her the title when she graduated from Cleveland Heights High School in 1944: The very same smile won her the success only a few years later, both as model and as television star. Vital Statistics? Welol, her height's 5'7", weight 124 lbs, bust 35", waist 25", hips 35", which proves that Virginia's fortune isn't only a smile." ARE ATHLETES LADIES? A glamor gallery of America's most beautiful athletes. Full page photos/profiles of Alice and Marlene Bauer, Nancy Chaffee, Brenda Helser, Gussie Moran, Pegy Mills, and Barbara Ann Scott. [SEE BELOW!] BEHIND THE WANT-ADS. WHY IS AN APRON? ... Sharland. When aprons go to the Ritz, that's news. TWO PHOTOGRAPHERS: How does the camera see beauty? This way. [Beautiful photos from JOHN MORRIN, and HANS NAMUTH -- SEE BELOW!] THE ART AMERICANS REALLY BUY ... Leonard Reed. How many of these best-sellers bang on your walls?. MOST BOUNCE TO THE OUNCE. Doris Leslie, bouncing on foam-rubber. BIG LITTLE FOOTBALL: Watch out! These 100-pounders can knock you for a loop. MR. SATURDAY NIGHT : In which Mr. SID CAESAR goes quietly mad, mad, mad. [NICE photos -- see below!] HONEYMOON IN NEW YORK ... Robert Miller. And all for $150 -- believe it or not!. THE FULLER BRUSH GIRL. Mrs. Dorothea Jipson of Rockland Maine is something ne wunder the sun. THE LAST FLOWER ... James Thurber. One of America's best cartoonists spins a parable with tremendous punch. (An Illustrated story) PAGEANT FEATURES: IS SCIENCE FINDING THE SECRET OF LIFE' ... Robert West Howard. The first full report ever published on an amazing, new theory of life. THE NOISY KID ... Gerald Mygatt. THE NEW PROSTITUTION ... Irwin Ross. KING OF THE FIRSTERS ... Richard Connell. Another Pageant dividend -- A great short story. HAVE YOU EVER WONDERED? ... Michael Bakalar. HATE CAN KILL YOU ... Charlotte Paul. If you bate someone long enough, bard enough, it can mean death -- yours. FREDERICS WITHOUT JOHN ... Kaye. Behind the scenes with the fabulous women's batter, Fred Frederics. YOUR VOTE MAY WIN THE ELECTION ... Edward Stanley. If you live in one of these critical areas, your vote counts double November 7. WHY I LIVE IN PORTLAND ... Stewart H. Holbrook. THIS YOUNGER GENERATION. THE PASSING PAGEANT ... Fred Beck. RAYMOND, MY RED-EYED ROCK BASS ... Byron W. Dalrymple. The most unforgettable critter you'd ever want to meet. MAKE A DATE WITH YOURSELF ... William J. Reilly. You'd be surprised what a yearly personal inventory will turn up. AMERICAN LEGENDS ... Villiers Gerson. ARE YOU BEING SHADOWED? ... Donald Robinson. HOW OTHER PEOPLE SPEND THEIR MONEY. WE FISHED A HURRICANE ... Gordon Lewis. An incurable fisherman has debunked another Izaak Walton legend. TAKE A LESSON FROM OSCAR HAMMERSTEIN. MY FRIEND MASHA ... Olga Ilyin. I PLAYED DOCTOR ... Jay Ellis Ransom. One man's battle against disease and death for a whole Yukon village. THE THANKSGIVING LADY ... Jonathan Craig. This description copyright MOREMAGAZINES. Any unauthorized use is strictly prohibited. 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 This RARE and UNIQUE DIGEST sized magazine is full of great features of the time, and makes a GREAT Birthday present or Anniversary gift! This issue is COMPLETE and in VERY GOOD + condition (See photo).