Look Magazine July 6, 1937 cover featuring the headline 'Where Lions Are Taught To Attack Men', showcasing a dramatic illustration of a lion and a trainer, representing intriguing animal training practices of the 1930s.
A double page spread from Look Magazine dated July 6, 1937, highlighting Marconi, the 'Father of Radio', with historical context about television improvements during that era.
A page from Look Magazine July 6, 1937 discussing 'Parachuting for Pleasure', featuring images of parachute towers and a parachutist, emphasizing entertainment developments in amusement parks.
A page from Look Magazine July 6, 1937 displaying an educational segment with a rat on a skull under 'The Deadly Rat' title and a photo of Hollywood stars from 11 years ago, reflecting historical media culture.
Cover of Look Magazine dated July 6, 1937 featuring the title 'Look' prominently at the top, depicting a promotional image for 'Tarzan and his Mate' with a man in swimwear playfully pulling a woman in a red swimsuit, surrounded by lush greenery.
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Look Magazine July 6, 1937 cover featuring the headline 'Where Lions Are Taught To Attack Men', showcasing a dramatic illustration of a lion and a trainer, representing intriguing animal training practices of the 1930s.A double page spread from Look Magazine dated July 6, 1937, highlighting Marconi, the 'Father of Radio', with historical context about television improvements during that era.A page from Look Magazine July 6, 1937 discussing 'Parachuting for Pleasure', featuring images of parachute towers and a parachutist, emphasizing entertainment developments in amusement parks.A page from Look Magazine July 6, 1937 displaying an educational segment with a rat on a skull under 'The Deadly Rat' title and a photo of Hollywood stars from 11 years ago, reflecting historical media culture.Cover of Look Magazine dated July 6, 1937 featuring the title 'Look' prominently at the top, depicting a promotional image for 'Tarzan and his Mate' with a man in swimwear playfully pulling a woman in a red swimsuit, surrounded by lush greenery.

Look Magazine July 6, 1937 Where Lions Are Taught To Attack Men No Label VG

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Look Magazine – July 6, 1937 – “Where Lions Are Taught To Attack Men” – No Mailing Label – Very Good Condition

This is an original issue of Look Magazine dated July 6, 1937, featuring the striking headline “Where Lions Are Taught To Attack Men” on the cover. This feature offers a dramatic look into animal training practices of the 1930s, likely spotlighting the techniques used in Hollywood film productions and circus performances. Known for its bold photojournalism and sensational storytelling, Look delivers a captivating glimpse into one of the more controversial sides of entertainment history.

The magazine is in very good condition, with minor edge wear consistent with age. There is no mailing label, keeping the cover image clean and display-ready. The item shown in the photos is exactly the one you will receive.

An eye-catching and rare piece of early American media history, ideal for collectors of vintage magazines, animal training history, or 1930s entertainment ephemera.

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

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