Photoplay (Jan - Jun 1943)

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March Photoplay-Movie Mirror on sale Wednesday, Feb. 3 To help tighten the burden that has been placed upon transportation and handling facilities by the war effort, the March and subsequent issues of PHOTOPLAY-MOVIE MIRROR will appear upon the newsstands at a slightly later date than heretofore. PHOTOPLAY-MOVIE MIRROR for March will go on sale Wednesday, February 3. On that date step up to your newsstands and say "A copy of Photoplay-Movie Mirror, please," and your newsdealer will gladly give it to you. HAND-COLORED in Oil PHOTO ENLARGEMENT Beautifully mounted i white frame mat. Made pliot ograph, snapshot tive. Original returned. from any or nepraSend 35c 35c 3127 Milwaukee Av., Chicago, III. AMOUNT fflfUS) TAN SKINS— MAKE UP FURS) Be s TaxidermiBt. We teach you at Home. Mount Birds, Animals, Pets. Heads. Fish. Save your hunting trophies. Decorate home and den. Make Money. Mount and tan for others. Fun and Profits! Don't delay. 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