Look Magazine December 20, 1938 cover featuring actress Joan Blondell, showcasing the headline about Al Capone and her article 'How Motherhood Improved My Figure.'
Table of contents from Look Magazine December 20, 1938, detailing articles such as 'Hitler Answers 17 Questions' and 'Motherhood Improved My Figure' by Joan Blondell.
Featured article in Look Magazine December 20, 1938 titled 'Joan Blondell', highlighting her experiences and reflections three weeks after becoming a mother.
Page from Look Magazine December 20, 1938 showcasing a photo story titled 'Photocrime: Rendezvous With Death', illustrating various scenes related to crime and intrigue.
Interior page from Look Magazine December 20, 1938 featuring a quiz titled 'Test Yourself' and subscription information, showcasing the vintage magazine's layout and design.
Cover of Look Magazine December 20, 1938 featuring a promotional poster for the film 'Trade Winds' with a romantic illustration, capturing the nostalgic essence of 1930s cinema.
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Look Magazine December 20, 1938 cover featuring actress Joan Blondell, showcasing the headline about Al Capone and her article 'How Motherhood Improved My Figure.'Table of contents from Look Magazine December 20, 1938, detailing articles such as 'Hitler Answers 17 Questions' and 'Motherhood Improved My Figure' by Joan Blondell.Featured article in Look Magazine December 20, 1938 titled 'Joan Blondell', highlighting her experiences and reflections three weeks after becoming a mother.Page from Look Magazine December 20, 1938 showcasing a photo story titled 'Photocrime: Rendezvous With Death', illustrating various scenes related to crime and intrigue.Interior page from Look Magazine December 20, 1938 featuring a quiz titled 'Test Yourself' and subscription information, showcasing the vintage magazine's layout and design.Cover of Look Magazine December 20, 1938 featuring a promotional poster for the film 'Trade Winds' with a romantic illustration, capturing the nostalgic essence of 1930s cinema.

Look Magazine December 20, 1938 Joan Blondell Cover No Label

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Look Magazine – December 20, 1938 – Joan Blondell Cover – No Mailing Label – Good Condition

This December 20, 1938 issue of Look Magazine features glamorous actress Joan Blondell on the cover, reflecting her enduring popularity as both a screen star and a relatable, modern woman. Known for her roles in pre-Code films and for blending humor with charm, Blondell shares personal insights in this issue’s feature titled “Motherhood Improved My Figure.” The magazine is in good condition, without a mailing label, and is enclosed in a protective plastic covering. Please see listing photos for full condition details.

Cover Feature – Joan Blondell: “Motherhood Improved My Figure” (p. 16)

In a candid personal piece, Joan Blondell discusses how becoming a mother influenced her body image and health, combining elements of beauty, resilience, and real-life glamour—an early Hollywood take on balancing career and motherhood.

Additional Highlights:

American Spotlight

  • “Al Capone Comes Back” (p. 6) – A look at the infamous gangster's public reappearance following his prison sentence.

  • “Daughters of the Revolution” (p. 14) – A piece exploring American patriotism and heritage organizations.

World Spotlight

  • “Hitler Answers 17 Questions” (p. 22) – A chilling Q&A-style propaganda analysis offering insight into Nazi Germany’s messaging leading into WWII.

People & Profiles

  • “John L. Lewis: His Private Life” by Drew Pearson and Robert S. Allen (p. 44) – A rare look behind the public persona of the powerful labor leader.

  • “Dorothy Parker: Wittiest Woman” (p. 48) – A tribute to the famed satirist and critic.

  • “A Blind Woman Keeps House” (p. 21) – An inspiring account of independence and adaptability.

  • “Debutante Dunks Doughnut” (p. 38) – A lighthearted human-interest piece with a socialite twist.

Movies & Entertainment

  • “The Horror Twins Are Back!” (p. 40) – A return of iconic film figures in early horror cinema.

  • “Mickey Rooney Shaves” (p. 39) – A playful portrait of the teen star coming of age.

  • “Often a Bride, But Never Wed” (p. 53) – A humorous commentary on love and image in show business.

Health, Beauty & Lifestyle

  • “The Truth About Vitamins” (p. 36) – A contemporary take on growing public interest in health supplements.

  • “How Smart Are You About Beauty?” (p. 54) – A quiz blending trivia with 1930s beauty ideals.

  • “Give Children Practical Toys” (p. 42) – A guide for parents emphasizing utility and creativity during play.

Sports

  • “Sam Snead: Greatest Golfer” (p. 20) – A profile on the rising golf legend.

  • “Joe Louis: Sleepy Poison” by Henry McLemore (p. 32) – A gripping portrait of the heavyweight champion's quiet demeanor and deadly skill.

Science & Thrills

  • “Mightiest Fireboat” (p. 30) – Technological marvels of marine emergency response.

  • “Streamlined Skiing” (p. 29) and “Sliding Down a 1,000 Foot Cable” (p. 46) – Action-packed features highlighting winter sports and daring stunts.

Interactive Features

  • Are You in Love? (p. 28)

  • Photocrime (p. 50)

  • Twenty Questions to Test You (p. 58)

This issue offers a well-rounded blend of Hollywood insight, sports heroism, pre-war geopolitics, and cultural trends at the close of 1938—anchored by Joan Blondell’s honest and endearing take on motherhood and beauty.

You will receive the exact copy shown. Combined shipping is available upon request. All magazines are shipped securely with a plastic protective sleeve.

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