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Everything's different next month! That's because we'll be having full-color illustrations for the first time. For instance, there will be pages of Living Portraits of the CBS drama Our Gal Sunday, with plenty of better, brighter color so that you can really see what Sunday and Henry and their friends look like.
• • * Remember the Gene Autry story we promised? Look for it next month — especially those of you who love horses.
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Also new— we're taking you visiting at the homes of your favorite radio stars. You'll find out how they like to live, how their families are run — we've even persuaded some of them to part with their favorite recipes. First stop is the home of Burns and Allen, in next month's Radio Mirror.
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1946
VOL. 2B, NO. 4
Facing the Music
by Ken Alden
Start Young, Stay Young by Victor H. Lindlahr
What's New From Coast to Coast by Dale Banks
Operation Crossroads
Bride and Groom ' '
The Time Between — A Ma Perkins Story
Ten Commandments by John J. Anthony
Young Dr. Malone — In Living Portraits
Between the Bookends •• by Ted Malone
"Anyone Can Get Married!" by Mrs. Bill Goodwin
House of Dreams — A My True Story
"Oh, What It Seemed To Be" by Joan Edwards
Greta Comes Home — A Tena and Tim Story
Life Can Be Beautiful by Papa David
Fresh From The Sea by Kate Smith
ON THE COVEK-Louise Erickson of NBC's Date With Judy and The Great Gildersleeve. Color portrait by John Engstead; story on page 3.
Fred R Sammis
Editorial Director
Evelyn L. Fiore Associate Editor
Doris McFerran Editor
Marjorie Wallace Assistant Editor
Jack Art Frances Maly Associate Art Director
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"Can youansu^er metHese?"
asks KAY KYSER
The O/' Professor of ffie "Co//ege of Musical Knowledge"
"Are you a better American because your forebears
came here sooner than somebody else? Does 'God
. Bless America' refer just to your neighborhood, race
and religion? Do you think 'freedom' means you do
as you like, and others do as you like, too?
"You don't need the 01' Professor to tell you the
answer to all these questions is a great big NO! A good American respects
the rights of other Americans ... and of other nations, too!"
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