Radio and television today (Jan-Nov 1941)

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SEE IT! HEAR IT! STROMBERG-CARLSON FOR 1942 Dramatic Advertising ■ f m Leadership Dramatic Advertising: Gripping, human interest advertise1 ments . . . the most powerful radio campaign in a decade! ... will work for you in a series of full pages right through the peak selling months: LIFE: The famous picture magazine that swings the buying judgments of 20,000,000 readers every week. TIME: The vital weekly newsmagazine that 2,000,000 progressive people read from cover to cover. THE NEW YORKER: Read each week by more than a million folks who want the best and newest aids to modern living. n addition: Large newspaper space in key trading areas i throughout the country will create interest among your best prospects . . . and a complete and new assortment of dynamic displays, posters, counter cards and folders will speed your selling job. See for yourself the impact of this great new campaign, i These few typical figures show its thorough coverage: Magazine Readers oj Stromberg Carlson Advertisements City Boston, Mass. Buffalo, N: Y. Chicago, 111. Columbus, O. Dallas, Tex. Denver, Colo. Kansas City, Mo. New York, N. Y. Pittsburgh, Pa. San Francisco, Calif. Seattle, Wash. Washington, D. C. No. of Families 179,200 139,860 842,578 75,621 67,119 79,351 108,641 1,722,954 155,079 178,625 100,996 125,554 372,124 110,423 566,428 77,275 81,158 86,713 73,634 1,568,792 195,701 276,276 136,565 241,582 24 No. 935-PL* (above) Igor Stravinsky Autograph Model Radio-Phonograph. FM, AM, short wave reception . . . push button tuning . . . Acoustical Labyrinth . . . tone-true Speaker . . . automatic record changer . . . permanent point. Height, 36"; width, 3714";depth, 17%." RADIO TODAY