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Coming tat Month
A little-known story about Dinah — in September's issue.
September's Radio Mirror is crammed to the covers with so many exciting features that it's difficult to determine which one should be mentioned first. A safe guess is the story on Dinah Shore. Dinah, who will share next month's cover with her daughter Melissa, tells about her bout with the dread disease, polio. Look for this story — it's too important to miss. The September spotlight is on another girl singer — Jo Stafford. Songstress Stafford will tell you about how it pays to be lazy — yes, lazy! What do you suppose she means by that?
Anyone interested in men — and that means just about everyone, at least every woman — will be interested to read what television's Eloise McElhone has to say about them. Eloise's opinion of the male species is, well, slightly devastating — see for yourself. And just so it can't be said that Radio Mirror doesn't believe there are two sides to every question, you'll find a feature on women by Tom Moore. But the title is fair enough — "I Love Ladies." Look for it in the September issue.
Added attractions: Kukla's vacation letter with news about Fran, Ollie and all the other Kuklapolitans; a special offer from Johnny and Penny Olsen; and the chance to win a television set. You'll find all this in the September issue, on sale August 11.
Are you always lovely to love?
See page 11
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