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Coming Next Month
Television's sharp-tongued Eloise does a surprising turnabout.
The song we're singing for September is a merry one — and why not what with all the exciting features lined up for next month's issue? One of the most exciting is Eloise McElhone's own story on why she turned from man-hater to matron. The solution is simple, according to Eloise — all you have to do is choose a dreamy guy. And that's exactly what she did. Eloise will tell you all about it in September's Radio Television Mirror, on sale at the newsstands Friday, August 10. Looking at matrimony from an entirely different viewpoint is hickory widow, Mrs. Al Heifer, who certainly doesn't deny that Mr. H. is a dream guy. But she has plenty more to say about life with Mutual's bigtime baseball broadcaster. Mrs. H., you may remember, used to be known as Romona when she
was with Paul Whiteman's band.
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Is it fifteen years since Pepper Young's family first took to the air? It certainly is, and Radio Television Mirror is celebrating Pepper's radio milestone with a special six-page section devoted to the history of this long-loved daytime serial. You'll find color portraits of the Young family and a fascinating album of throughthe-years pictures. Speaking of pictures, don't miss the ones of Dave Garroway and his "Dial" gang. They're all there— Connie Russell, Jack Haskell, Art Van Damme, Charlie Andrews, etc. And speaking of special sections, be sure to see the Fun Roundup feature — you'll find a collection of games and quizzes from all the best radio and TV panel and participation shows. Try some of the 'specially
picked stunts at your next party.
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Art Linkletter's Nonsense and SomeSense, daytime fashions, Who's Who In TV and all the regulars, including the second in the new solve-it-yourself Mystery Mirror series, will be in September's issue, too. Remember August 10 — that's when you can buy September's Radio Television Mirror.
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