Description
Look Magazine – November 8, 1938 – Bette Davis & Margaret Sanger Feature – No Mailing Label – Very Good Condition
This is an original issue of Look Magazine dated November 8, 1938, featuring major cultural figures Bette Davis and Margaret Sanger in two of the issue’s most compelling stories. The magazine includes a bold and timely feature titled “Birth Control—A Debate” spotlighting Margaret Sanger, a pivotal advocate in the reproductive rights movement. Also included is “Bette Davis Grows Up,” a profile on the Academy Award-winning actress as she continued her rise to Hollywood stardom in the late 1930s.
The magazine is in very good condition, with minor wear on the edges consistent with its age. There is no mailing label, preserving the integrity of the cover for collectors. The item pictured is exactly the one you will receive.
Select Contents Include:
American Spotlight
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Birth Control—A Debate (p. 14)
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Found: The Average Voter (p. 26)
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“$30-Every-Thursday” (p. 28)
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Should Hitchhikers Ride? (p. 38)
Movies
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His Picture on Her Back (p. 32)
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Mickey Rooney—Gable’s Rival (p. 33)
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Bette Davis Grows Up (p. 34)
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There Goes My Heart—A Preview (p. 54)
People
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Lucius Beebe: Snob (p. 12)
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Superstitions of the Famous (p. 18)
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Dewey: G.O.P. Man of Destiny? (p. 42)
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Dionne Quintuplets Have Pets (p. 50)
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Anne Lindbergh’s New Book (p. 52)
Health & Beauty
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Glamour Girl Goes to Bed (p. 20)
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Farm for Slender Figures (p. 44)
Humor, Thrills & More
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Machamer at the Auto Show (p. 30)
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A Dive to Death—If— (p. 23)
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Wrestling Jitterbugs (p. 40)
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Photocrime (p. 22)
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20 Questions to Test You (p. 58)
A historically rich and culturally diverse issue, this edition is ideal for collectors of vintage journalism, classic Hollywood, and early 20th-century American social movements.
All items are shipped with a plastic protective covering. Combined shipping is available upon request.