Description
Look Magazine – September 9, 1941 – Gale Storm and Betty Ann Anderson Cover (No Label, VG Condition)
This vintage issue of Look Magazine, dated September 9, 1941 (Vol. 5, No. 18), features rising Hollywood stars Gale Storm and Betty Ann Anderson on the cover. Capturing the charm and optimism of young screen talent on the cusp of stardom, this issue highlights their roles in shaping the early 1940s cinematic landscape just months before the U.S. would enter World War II.
Highlighted articles in this edition include:
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“Roosevelt’s 10 Greatest Mistakes” by Carlisle Bargeron – a bold political critique of FDR’s presidency during a pivotal year
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“Why We Will Fight Japan—Soon” by Hallett Abend – a prescient warning about growing tensions in the Pacific
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“Where Do We Stand After One Year of Defense?” by Raymond Clapper – a detailed review of America’s national readiness
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“Detroit Is America’s Greatest Arsenal” – a report on the city’s transformation into the heart of wartime production
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“This Is Why Our Gasoline Is Rationed” – an explanation of early wartime restrictions
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Lifestyle and entertainment features such as “Hollywood Goes Back to Work”, “Spotlight of Fashion”, and “Cooking for Fun”
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Movie industry updates in Look’s New Movie Reviews and Look Polls the Movie Exhibitors
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Sports coverage including “Football Forecast” by George Kirksey and “How to Watch a Horse Race” by Bryan Field
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Human interest stories: “The Story of an American Widow” and “The Diaries of Two Girls on a Trip to the Yukon”
Condition:
This magazine is in very good condition, showing only minor edge wear consistent with age. There is no address label, and the item shown in the listing photos is the exact one you will receive. Please review all images for condition verification.
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