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McCall's
"FIRST Magazine for Women" --
Founded in 1876 by James McCall.
Marvelous vintage ladies magazine full of features, articles, fashion & beauty, illustrated stories by famous authors, vintage ads and MORE -- Exclusive MORE MAGAZINES detailed content description, below! *
ISSUE DATE:
MAY 1964; VOL. XCI, NO.8
IN THIS ISSUE:-
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COVER: Photograph of MONIQUE CHEVALIER, by
William Helburn.
FICTION:
Accident; Part One ... Elizabeth Janeway. Illustrated by Thomas B. Allen.
The Legend of Tchi-Niu ... adapted by Pearl S. Buck. Illustrated by James Hill.
The Dog Who Lives at the Waldorf ... James Brough. Illustrated by Connie Gray.
FEATURES:
MARCELLO MASTROIANNI, Reluctant Lover ... Geoffrey Bocca. [Article, with photo.]
This Was My Father ... JAMES STEWART, as told to Floyd Miller. [With full page photo.]
Living with People ... The Editors.
Sight and Sound ... Lois Benlamin; Bart Sheridan.
Pats and Pans.
Without Portfolio ... Clare Boothe Luce.
A New Life for the Johnson Girls ... Perle Mesta.
It's All in the Family: Obedience Class ... Stanley and Janice Berenstain.
Q and Advertising ... Beth Williams.
Stop and Go with Horace Sutton.
Golden Mike Awards.
Stir in a Cupful of Laughter ... Bill Adler.
I Saw It in the Paper ... John M. Henry.
Amy Vanderbilt on Changing Manners.
See the Bridge Stars Shine! ... Charles H. Goren.
The Buchwald Anti-Bachelor Act ... Art Buchwald.
A Child's Garden of Misinformation; Part Five ... Art Linkletter.
Episode; Conclusion ... Eric Hodgins.
For the Stepmother, for the Stepfather, for the Stepchild, It's a New World; Conclusion ... Anne W. Simon.
Children's Books ... Gene Shalit.
Rah! Rah! Rah! College for Everybody Lois Dickert; Art Seidenbaum.
I'll Have a Triple-Decker Clubhouse Sandwich, But Go Easy on the Mayo ... Jane Goodsell.
Twenty-four Hours in the Life of Margaret Chase Smith ... Helen Markel.
Billy Graham's Own Story: "God Is My Witness"; Part Two.
The Abandoned Child ... Arthur Henley.
CHILDREN:
What Parents Ask about Cystic Fibrosis ... Dr. Milton J. E. Senn.
Betsy McCall and the Baby Robin ... Paper Doll.
Captain Kangaroo Play-Together Page: Mother Moose Rhymes.
DECORATING:
My Favorite Things: A Personal Guide to Home
Decoration and Entertainment ... Dorothy Rodgers.
Mrs. Rodgers' Bedroom with Her Cherished
Personal Possessions.
The Rodgers' Living Room, Accented with
Paintings, Porcelain, and Flowers.
BEAUTY: Fragrance for Your Bath: Make lt Lovely, Lazy, Luxurious.
FASHIONS:
Fashion's First Love: The Innocents;
Sweet Old-Fashioned Fabrics, Gentle Lines.
The Lively Innocents, Girlishly Gay;
The Pristine Whites, Purest Enchantment.
Empire Gown of Palest-Blue Gingham;
Dancing Dress of Cloud-Pink Georgette.
The Well-Dressed Boy: Dashing Hooded Parka.
May Footnote: Sleek Sling-Back Pump.
Try This for Size: A Three-Piece Costume.
PATTERNS (ALL McCALL'S!):
Brand-New "Adjust-For-You" Patterns.
Eight Enchantingly Feminine, Fresh and Airy
Summer Fashions.
POEMS: Joseph Auslander, Hodding
Carter, Richard Armour, Archibald
Rutledge, Helen Gorn Sutin.
MEDICINE: Episode; Conclusion . Eric Hodgins;
What Parents Ask about Cystic Fibrosis Dr. Milton J. E. Senn;
Medical News of the Month Dr. Morris Fishbein.
FOOD:
"Happy Mother's Day, Mommy": Meals and
Recipes for a Little Girl to Make.
Glamorous Go-Withs.
Which Is Which? Spices and Herbs.
Top Banana: New Recipes, Delicious New Ways To Use It.
Great Sandwich ... Wasn't It? Appetizer-Entree-
Salad Courses under a Savory Glaze.
Male Call: Man-Type Dishes from Charlie
Brown's Victorian Pub.
Sweet Perfection with Your Coffee: Nine Golden-Brown Rolls.
FULL PAGE vintage ADS include:
REVLON LA DOLCE LOOK; AVON; MAIDENFORM'S New Concertina -- Topless model in a girdle, sitting and looking over her shoulder at the camera; What you feel in Warner's isn't the girdle; JANTZEN; FORMFIT; TAB; MORE
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LARGE sized magazine (Approx 10oe"X 13"), COMPLETE and in GOOD condition, but with a tear from the front cover. (See photo)
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