Cover of Look Magazine, July 4, 1939 featuring Hedy Lamarr and Robert Taylor as tropical lovers, highlighting the issue's themes and notable articles.
Table of contents for Look Magazine, July 4, 1939, detailing featured articles including 'Why I Want Roosevelt to Run Again' and 'Lady of the Tropics.'
Look Magazine July 4, 1939 featuring a dramatic scene from the film 'Lady of the Tropics', showcasing actors Hedy Lamarr and Robert Taylor. This vintage magazine spread captures iconic Hollywood moments with accompanying advertisements and text.
Look Magazine July 4, 1939 page with the 'Test Yourself' feature, engaging readers with trivia questions. The layout includes images of children playing and prompts for audience interaction, highlighting popular cultural themes of the time.
Look Magazine July 4, 1939, showcasing an advertisement for Shredded Ralston cereal with an illustrated comic strip about family breakfast dynamics. The page emphasizes the appeal of breakfast cereals in American households during the late 1930s.
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Cover of Look Magazine, July 4, 1939 featuring Hedy Lamarr and Robert Taylor as tropical lovers, highlighting the issue's themes and notable articles.Table of contents for Look Magazine, July 4, 1939, detailing featured articles including 'Why I Want Roosevelt to Run Again' and 'Lady of the Tropics.'Look Magazine July 4, 1939 featuring a dramatic scene from the film 'Lady of the Tropics', showcasing actors Hedy Lamarr and Robert Taylor. This vintage magazine spread captures iconic Hollywood moments with accompanying advertisements and text.Look Magazine July 4, 1939 page with the 'Test Yourself' feature, engaging readers with trivia questions. The layout includes images of children playing and prompts for audience interaction, highlighting popular cultural themes of the time.Look Magazine July 4, 1939, showcasing an advertisement for Shredded Ralston cereal with an illustrated comic strip about family breakfast dynamics. The page emphasizes the appeal of breakfast cereals in American households during the late 1930s.

Look Magazine July 4, 1939 Hedy Lamarr, Robert Taylor No Label VG

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Look Magazine – July 4, 1939 – Hedy Lamarr & Robert Taylor Cover – No Mailing Label – Very Good Condition

This is an original July 4, 1939 issue of Look Magazine (Vol. 3, No. 14), featuring screen icons Hedy Lamarr and Robert Taylor on the cover. This cover promotes their co-starring roles in the upcoming romantic drama Lady of the Tropics, set for release that summer. At the time, Lamarr was being introduced to American audiences as MGM’s latest European beauty, while Taylor was already a major Hollywood leading man.

The magazine is in very good condition, with minor wear along the edges and no mailing label. A beautiful vintage collectible in strong condition for its age. Please inspect photos for exact condition details.

All of our items include a plastic protective sleeve, and we offer combined shipping upon request.

Contents from This Issue:

American Spotlight

  • Why I Want Roosevelt to Run Again by Harold L. Ickes – p. 2

  • The G-Men Want These Criminals by J. Edgar Hoover – p. 6

  • The Student Nurse – p. 8

  • Roosevelt After 1940 by Drew Pearson and Robert S. Allen – p. 30

World Spotlight

  • Why I Hate My Uncle by William Patrick Hitler – p. 16

Fashions

  • What the Well-Dressed Lawbreaker Will Wear – p. 14

  • Short Skirts Bring New Styles in Stockings – p. 22

  • Hattie Carnegie vs. Elizabeth Hawes – p. 36

Movies

  • Lady of the Tropics: A Preview – p. 26

  • Hollywood Off Guard – p. 46

People

  • Confidentially – p. 4

Sports

  • Lowdown on Horse Racing by Henry McLemore – p. 32

  • America’s Best Jockeys – p. 34

Thrills

  • Saturday Night in the Jungle by Commander Attilio Gatti – p. 42

Brain Teasers

  • Photocrime – p. 40

  • 20 Questions to Test You – p. 50

Letters

  • From LOOK Readers – p. 48

This issue captures the tension and glamour of 1939 America: looming war in Europe, a presidential crossroads, rising fashion trends, and the movie industry’s golden era. An especially notable article is the personal and politically charged piece by William Patrick Hitler, Adolf Hitler’s estranged nephew.

Perfect for collectors of Hollywood memorabilia, pre-WWII American history, or vintage fashion and photography.

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