Radio and television mirror (Jan-June 1950)

Coming Next Month Jack Berch and son: read his inspiring story in the April issue. There are lots of reasons for marking a big red circle around March 10 on your calendar. That's the day the April issue of Radio Mirror goes on the newsstands and here are some of the reasons for keeping that date very much in mind: the first winners of the daytime serial counselor feature will be announced and the prize-winning letter will be published. The problem, you'll remember, concerned Vicki of Marriage For Two — what to do about the other woman. Next month, you'll be asked to give counsel to the characters in the daytime serial, Rosemary. * * * Heading a list of interesting and inspiring stories in the April issue is "This I Believe" by Jack Berch. Jack will re-tell some of the heartwarming incidents which have made up the content of his radio program — incidents that prove his great belief in mankind's good. On Radio Mirror's April cover, you'll find that exuberant redhead, Lucille Ball. There's a story about Lucille, too, and an inside report on the comic king of television — Ed Wynn. You'll also find a report on Captain Video, the TV hero who has found a loyal and unlimited audience among small fry and their elders. And watch for the color picture of Light of the World. It will portray St. Bartholomew and other Biblical characters in the costumes of their times. * * * Daytime Diary, Joan Davis, Nancy Craig and the other regular features will be back next month, too. Don't forget the date — it's March 10. That's the day you'll be able to buy Radio Mirror at your newsstand. Order a copy now! Hair styles in this picture by Don Rito, famous Hollywood hair stylist. Toni looks as lovely as a $20* permanent —feels as soft as naturally curly hair Pi Now— any day, any time — for only one dollar you can get a wave that's caressably soft — like naturally curly hair . . . and guaranteed to look just as lovely, last just as long as a beauty shop permanent costing $20. ^Including shampoo and set.) What's Toni's secret? It's the lotion. Toni waving lotion is an exclusive creme formula developed through years of research. This gentle-action formula was especially created to give you a wave that's free of harsh frizziness — a wave that feels and behaves like naturally curly hair. But remember, only Toni Home Permanent gives you this superb waving lotion. Wonderful results — again and again ! What better proof of Toni quality! "I'm not a twin, but since I tried Toni, no other permanent will do for me," says Mrs. Myron Albertson of Los Angeles. " Toni works wonders for my baby-fine hair. Never frizzes it . . . always gives me a soft, naturallooking wave." Toni is the only permanent that has given over 67 million lovely, longlasting waves. Some women have used Toni ten times or more and say their waves are always soft, natural-looking, ^^^^ easy to manage. Letters of JHHH praise come from women with every type of hair — even gray, bleached and baby-fine hair. So whether you are buying your first Toni Home Permanent or your tenth, you can be sure of getting a wave that looks as lovely as a $20 permanent—feels as soft as naturally curly hair. Jean, the twin on the left, has the Toni. P. S. For complete hair care get Toni Creme Shampoo and Toni Creme Rinse, too. TONIflWCUJUiRS twice as easy-twice as test • All plastic. No rubber bonds. *;-.* They grip the hair . . . spin up the' curls . . . and lock with a flick of the finger. Available in combination with Toni Refill . . . only $2.29