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Godfrey newcomer: Marion Marlowe
Firecrackers of enthusiasm are exploding all over the Radio Television Mirror offices and for good reasons, too! You'll want to set off a few of your own when you see the July issue. First of all, there's a personal, at-home story of Sid Caesar and his family complete with a color portrait which was taken exclusively for the readers of Radio Television Mirror. Also exclusive is the full page color portrait of Marion Marlowe, beautiful songstress and newest addition to that ever-increasing circle of 'T.ttle Godfreys." Marion's story will interest you, too — find out why she calls herself "lucky Marion Marlowe." * * *
Calling all boys and girls! It's round-up time, sure enough, with a twenty-three prize Gene Autry contest which no sidewalk cowpuncher will want to miss. You'll find all the exciting details plus a color portrait of Gene himself in the July issue, which goes on sale Friday, June 8. Ask mother to remember that date!
More July specials: the true life, true love story of young and Happy Sandy Becker who plays the sometimes unhappy Young Dr Malone five times a week in the daytime serial; a page of Groucho-isms — when the Marx brother who conducts You Bet Your Life says something, it stays said! — July's issue will carry a collection of his best; a picture story on The Woman In My House — you'll meet all the characters in this new Carleton Morse drama; and a story by Margaret Whiting on her latest venture— motherhood. Remember the date, it's Friday, June 8 for the July issue of Radio Television Mirror.
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