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Tom Doyle Action's Cover. .
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Lloyd Harting Robert L. Gunn
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Prop and Miniature
Walter Michalsky
4
Lacquer Lane
Benny Benson
10
Transportation News
Tom Krause
4
Maintenantics
A. O. Williams
10
Laborelates
Irish Roche
4
Carpet and Canvas
Bascom Shoaf
1 1
Lab Gab
David Goldfarb
5
Over the Tripod
Syd Ragin
1 1
Gas Stretchers
Ed La Bart
6
Keeping Tab
Ruth Rosander
12
Postal Packin' Mamas
Marilyn Nelson
6
Script Tease
Eve Golden
13
Cafe Society
Juanita Bonfiglio
7
Musical Notes
May Stanhope
13
Processions
E. L. McManigal
7
Grip Department
Walter E. Pitchman
14
Men's Wardrobe
Hazel Shirk
8
Go Western
Jack Kessler
15
Fox Tales
Frank B. Dossier
8
Nursery Tales
Jim Briggs
15
Sparks from the Arcs
Lee Dunbar
9
Art Department
Helen Etzler
16
Research Notes
James J. Earie
9
The Plaster Cracks
Wanda Kahne
16
Sersen Shots
Virginia Godfrey
9
Left Wing
Willie Schraeder
17
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Biography of Our President
3
Prestidigitator Par Excellence
Ed La Bart
5
Hail and Farewell
3
Citizen Jagores .
6
Your Share of Freedom
Claudette Wood 3
A Good Job for You
12
Legion of Merit Award
3
Safety News
Jimmie Dinneen
14
Surprise Party
4
Letters from Servicemen
TCF Bowling League
17. 18, 19. 20
Ike Danning
15
2Dth Century-Fox Studio Club ACTION Is published monthly at 10201 West Pico Blvd., Los Angeles 35, California, by and for the membership of 20th Century-Fox Studio Club Subscription price $1.00 per year. Single copy 15c. Advertising rates furnished on request. Telephone: BRadshaw 2-2161.
Entered as Second Class matter April 2, 1942, at the Post Office at Los Angeles, California, under the act of March 3, 1879.