TV Radio Mirror (Jul - Dec 1961)

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It's world-famous for blending-in gray, streaked and faded hair. 10 lovely shades. 35?; NESTLE COLORTINT / \ I ACCEPTED ; *■ McCalls .■' COLORINSE COLORS YOUR HAIR WITHOUT BLEACHING or DYEING OCTOBER, 1961 MIDWEST EDITION VOL. 56, NO. 5 Ann Mosher, Editor Jack Zasorin, Art Director Teresa Buxton, Managing Editor Frances Maly, Associate Art Director Lorraine Girsch, Associate Editor Eunice Field, West Coast Representative STORIES OF THE STARS 9 Those Oriental Dolls (pretty as their pictures!) 12 Jack Benny by Bill Kelsay 14 The Enigma of the Lennon Sisters by Roger Beck 18 The Problems of a Working Mother (Jeanne Cagney) 20 Day by Day on The Edge Of Night by Frances Kish 24 Hot Voice for a Cool Cat (Arnold Stang) 26 The Private Life of a Private Eye (Van Williams) by Mrs. Van Williams 30 The Hard Road to Somewhere ( Anthony Eisley) by Charles Miron 32 Cynthia Pepper by Joseph H. Conley 34 Harrah for Linkletter! (Art "sings" for his supper!) 38 Diana Hyland: Gig Houseman by Alice Francis 40 They Grew Their Own Audience (Breakfast Club) by Helen Bolstad 44 OneWoman Campaign to Put the Glamour Back into Hollywood by Kathleen Post 48 Ten Loveliest Lovelies on TV by Adam Mitchell 52 Calling Dr. Kildare (Richard Chamberlain) 54 Her Bachelor Husband (John Forsythe) by Maurine Remenih A-OKAY: THE DISCS AND DISCERS IN ORBIT THIS MONTH 56 The Electrifying Harry Belafonte by James Taylor 58 Mitch Miller: Man Against Crime and Corn by Martin Cohen 60 Discs in Orbit by Peter Abbott 68 Dick Gregory: New Comedian by Helen Cambria 70 David Seville Brines Alvin to TV by Enid Fife 72 Brenda Lee: Itsy Bitsv Girl with the Big, Big Belt! by Lilla Anderson 74 Al Hirt: The Biggest Trumpet in the Land by Jim Morse SPECIAL MIDWEST STORIES 76 A Smile in His Voice (Bob Greenberg of WEAW) 78 Exercising to Music (Andy Marten of WLW-D) 80 He's an Optimist (Don Bruce of WRIT) 81 Next-door Neighbor (Polly Weedman of KOTA-TV) FUN AND SERVICE FEATURES 4 What's New by Eunice Field 8 Information Booth 83 New Designs for Living (needlecraft and transfer patterns) Cover Portrait of the Lennon Sisters by Bob Perkins Blouses worn by the Lennon Sisters, Courtesy of Ship'n Shore Published Monthly bv Macfadden Publications, Inc. 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