Cover of Look Magazine dated February 14, 1939, featuring a striking illustration of a woman with red hair and a microphone, highlighting Clark Gable and Spain's plight with the headline 'Censor Radio?'.
Table of contents from Look Magazine, February 14, 1939, detailing featured articles including profiles on Yvonne Dionne, Clark Gable, and discussions on media censorship.
Look Magazine February 14, 1939 - A two-page spread showcasing 'Sucker's Paradise' at Santa Anita, featuring horse racing and crowd activities, illustrating vintage American entertainment and culture.
Look Magazine February 14, 1939 - A two-page spread titled 'What I Like About America,' discussing various aspects of American life, featuring notable figures and cultural reflections.
Look Magazine February 14, 1939 - An advertisement from Lucky Strike cigarettes featuring Fred Evans, highlighting tobacco quality and marketing during the era.
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Cover of Look Magazine dated February 14, 1939, featuring a striking illustration of a woman with red hair and a microphone, highlighting Clark Gable and Spain's plight with the headline 'Censor Radio?'.Table of contents from Look Magazine, February 14, 1939, detailing featured articles including profiles on Yvonne Dionne, Clark Gable, and discussions on media censorship.Look Magazine February 14, 1939 - A two-page spread showcasing 'Sucker's Paradise' at Santa Anita, featuring horse racing and crowd activities, illustrating vintage American entertainment and culture.Look Magazine February 14, 1939 - A two-page spread titled 'What I Like About America,' discussing various aspects of American life, featuring notable figures and cultural reflections.Look Magazine February 14, 1939 - An advertisement from Lucky Strike cigarettes featuring Fred Evans, highlighting tobacco quality and marketing during the era.

Look Magazine February 14, 1939 Yvonne Dionne No Label VG

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Look Magazine – February 14, 1939 – Yvonne Dionne Cover – No Mailing Label – Very Good Condition

This original February 14, 1939 issue of Look Magazine features Yvonne Dionne—one of the world-famous Dionne Quintuplets—on the cover, selected by readers as the "Prettiest Quint." This edition offers a rare snapshot of American culture, politics, and entertainment on the eve of World War II, preserved in very good condition with only minor edge wear. The issue is free from mailing labels and includes a plastic protective covering.

Highlights from This Issue:

  • Yvonne Dionne: A profile celebrating the Dionne quintuplet voted most photogenic by readers (p. 36)

  • “Shall Radio Be Censored?”: A critical discussion of media regulation in the era of expanding radio influence (p. 6)

  • 1940 GOP Presidential Prospects: Insightful political analysis by Drew Pearson and R.S. Allen (p. 16)

  • Harry Hopkins on America: A Roosevelt advisor offers his candid views on the nation's strengths and weaknesses (p. 34)

  • “Spain Is Starving”: A poignant report by Ernst Toller on the Spanish Civil War’s humanitarian crisis (p. 20)

  • Entertainment Coverage: Includes a preview of Idiot’s Delight, a feature on Clark Gable (p. 26), and Eleanor Powell as the top female tap dancer (p. 43)

  • Fashion & Lifestyle: Articles on ski fashion, shopping for accessories, and the emergence of glass furniture (pp. 28–32)

  • Youth and History: A celebration of Boy Scouting's 29th anniversary and a reproduction of Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address in his own handwriting (pp. 38, 46)

This issue is in very good vintage condition with all interior pages intact. Please refer to photos for detailed condition. The magazine you see is the exact one you will receive.

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