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According to our request-letters, it's altogether too long since we've given you Living Portraits on Stella Dallas. So, next month, there they'll be — pages of friendly at-home pictures to bring you up to date on Stella and her family, and show you what they're doing these days.
Backstage Wife (Mary Noble) and her actor -husband become involved in sinister doings, when relatives turn out to be not quite what they seem. That's next month's picture-story, and an exciting one it is.
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Stories too on Tom Breneman, Roy Rogers, Patti Clayton, Judy Canova — Biographies of radio people whose careers are in the making, and more information about those you already know — Decoration, Food, and Fashion by stars who are as vitally interested in these things as you are.
FEBRUARY, 1947
VOL. 27, NO. 3
Facing the Music by Ken Alden 6
New Records 10
What's New From Coast To Coast by Dale Banks 12
An Explanation To Our Readers 21
I Asked For A Home — A Queen For a Day Story by Eileen Jones 22
Pepper Young's Family Finds A Girl For Joe 24
Anyone Can Make Mistakes! — A One Man's Family Story 26
Mr. District Attorney — A Picture-Story 28
Between the Bookends by Ted Malone 32
The Best of Everything — Cover Girl Ginny Siinms 34
The NoSe and The Haircut — Durante-Moore in Pictures 36
by George A. Putnam
40 42 44 46
Life Can Be Beautiful
"It's A Honeymoon !"
Portia Blake Settles A Point of Law
The Little Girl Next Door — Norma Jean Nilsson
Come and Visit The Kay Kysers 48
Road of Life — In Living Portraits 52
For Better Living:
Around The World in a Sauceboat by Kate Smith 56
Easy As It Looks (Julie Stevens Decorates) 58
Yours Alone (Louise Fitch's Wardrobe) 59
Specs Appeal (Joan Edwards Models) 71
Inside Radio^Program Guide 60
Information Booth — Your Questions Answered 78
Introducing: Judy Canova, Page 3; Ethel Smith, Henry Morgan, Page 4; King Cole Trio, Page 18; Agnes Moorehead, Page 19.
ON THE COVER— Ginny Simms. CBS Song Star. Color Portrait by MGM Doris McFerran
Editor Marjorie Wallace Assistant Editor
Fred B. Sammls
Editorial Director
Evelyn L. Flore Associate Editor
Jack Zasorin Art Director
Frances Maly Associate Art Director
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