Cover of Look Magazine, July 20, 1937, featuring the cover story 'The Story of Movie Censorship' with striking graphics, showcasing a woman in a glamorous dress against a yellow background.
Interior page from Look Magazine, July 20, 1937, illustrating a dramatic photograph of a plane rider performing a leap, captioned 'Dust Storm Seen From Plane' highlighting pre-WWII aerial photography.
Interior page from Look Magazine, July 20, 1937, featuring a series of images related to unique customs in Burma and military training for young boys, capturing a snapshot of global culture in the 1930s.
Interior spread from Look Magazine, July 20, 1937, features articles on Hollywood personalities and modern mummies, illustrating the theme of censorship in cinema.
Another interior spread from Look Magazine, July 20, 1937, showcasing the experimental technology on a centenarian and the dramatic capture of a rabbit by a golden eagle.
Cover of Look Magazine, July 20, 1937, featuring Gary Cooper and promoting an upcoming issue in the context of the story of movie censorship.
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Cover of Look Magazine, July 20, 1937, featuring the cover story 'The Story of Movie Censorship' with striking graphics, showcasing a woman in a glamorous dress against a yellow background.Interior page from Look Magazine, July 20, 1937, illustrating a dramatic photograph of a plane rider performing a leap, captioned 'Dust Storm Seen From Plane' highlighting pre-WWII aerial photography.Interior page from Look Magazine, July 20, 1937, featuring a series of images related to unique customs in Burma and military training for young boys, capturing a snapshot of global culture in the 1930s.Interior spread from Look Magazine, July 20, 1937, features articles on Hollywood personalities and modern mummies, illustrating the theme of censorship in cinema.Another interior spread from Look Magazine, July 20, 1937, showcasing the experimental technology on a centenarian and the dramatic capture of a rabbit by a golden eagle.Cover of Look Magazine, July 20, 1937, featuring Gary Cooper and promoting an upcoming issue in the context of the story of movie censorship.

Look Magazine July 20, 1937 The Story of Movie Censorship No Label VG

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Look Magazine – July 20, 1937 – The Story of Movie Censorship – No Mailing Label – Very Good Condition

This is an original issue of Look Magazine dated July 20, 1937, featuring the cover story “The Story of Movie Censorship.” This historically significant feature explores the growing influence of film regulation during Hollywood's Golden Age, coinciding with the enforcement of the Hays Code and rising public scrutiny over morality in motion pictures. The issue captures a pivotal moment in American cultural history, with striking visuals and reporting that defined Look's early editorial voice.

The magazine is in very good condition, showing only minor edge wear consistent with its age. It has no mailing label, preserving the integrity of the front cover. Please refer to the detailed photos—the item shown is the exact one you will receive.

A well-preserved example of pre-WWII photojournalism, this issue is ideal for collectors of vintage magazines, film historians, or anyone interested in the intersection of media, censorship, and American culture in the 1930s.

All items are shipped with a plastic protective covering. Combined shipping is available upon request.

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