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VTG Life Magazine February 14, 1949 Viveca Lindfors, Swedish-American Actress
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Pg… 19 THE WEEK'S EVENTS? WEST FIGHTS WORST WINTER IN HISTORY
Pg… 24 THE WEEK'S EVENTS? EDITORIALS: THE ISRAELIS AMERICA OVERSEAS
Pg… 25 THE WEEK'S EVENTS? CHAIRBORNE SENTRY GUARDS NATIONALIST GOVERNMENT FURNITURE .
Pg… 28 THE WEEK'S EVENTS? A PLAN TO LIGHTEN PRESIDENTIAL LOAD
Pg… 64 THE WEEK'S EVENTS? SMUDGE POTS BLAZE IN CALIFORNIA
Pg… 38 ARTICLE.. THE WAR MEMOIRS OF WINSTON CHURCHILL, VOLUME II, PART II.
Pg… 87 PHOTOGRAPH IC ESSAY? HARD TIMES ON BROADWAY. PHOTOGRAPHS FOR LIFE BY W. EUGENE SMITH
Pg… 67 SPORTS? TWO–MILE THRILLER.
Pg… 72 NATURE? SEA SHELLS
Pg… 76 MOVIES? THE SAD SHORT STORY OF VIVECA LINDFORS.
Pg… 81 SCIENCE? A NEW WAFER–THIN LENS
Pg… 97 ART? DISPLACED STATUES.
Pg… 101 INDUSTRY? TUBELESS TI RE GOES ON THE MARKET
Pg… 7 OTHER DEPARTMENTS? LETTERS TO THE EDITORS
Pg… 14 OTHER DEPARTMENTS? SPEAKING OF PICTURES: DOZING CAT IS SEEN IN A MOUSE'S–EYE VIEW
Pg… 33 OTHER DEPARTMENTS? PEOPLE
Pg… 108 OTHER DEPARTMENTS? LIFE GOES TO THE OLD GUARD BALL
Pg… 115 OTHER DEPARTMENTS? MISCELLANY: DANCERS DEFY GRAVITY AND JUGGLE A MAN'S HEAD. : LIFE'S COVER? Viveca (pronounced Viv'eca) Lindfors is 28 years old, has brown hair and blue eyes, loves snow and hates hats, and has a very independent personality. She began acting, in school in Stockholm, when she was 15 playing a fat old businessman. Seven years later she was a movie star, the Lana Turner of Sweden. In Hollywood, where her career has not made her very happy (pp. 76–78), she keeps out of the social swirl, preferring to take care of her family. Around her studio she has a reputation for working very hard: "Viveca studies scripts," says Producer Jerry Wald, "as if they were Einstein's theory."
