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1947-07-08 Look Magazine Contents

1947/07/08 — Cover photograph is of Mary Hartline

Contents as taken from this issue’s index are as follows:
AMERICAN SPOTLIGHT:

  • LOOK Cartoons
  • Stassen Talks World Politics in Iowa
  • Fun on the Beach
  • Toys Help Big Business
  • Washington Party for France
  • Maine Coast Schooner Cruise
  • COllege Election
  • It Happened Here
  • The Evolution of the Motor Bus

    • WORLD SPOTLIGHT:

  • We Can Lose the Next War in Seven Days by Nat S. Finney
  • Russia’s New Serfdom by William Henry Chamberlin

    • STRICTLY PERSONAL:

  • Screwball Realtor
  • Meet the People
  • This Man Is Dying
  • A Porpoise Gets the Bird
  • Bob Taft — Socialist? by William Mylander

    • SPORTS:

  • Artists Capture Sports Action
  • LOOK’s Sports Quiz – Conducted by Tim Cohane

    • MOVIES, MUSIC AND ENTERTAINMENT:

  • Middle-Brow Music Master about Sigmund Romberg
  • Clark Gable – Big Money Man Gets Lucky Again by Dan C. Fowler – Takes up all or part of 6 pages including a 2-page spread at the end of the article with small still reproductions from all 46 of the movies Gable had appeared in up to that time, from the 1928 play “Machinal”, followed by 1930’s “The Finger Points” to 1947’s “The Hucksters” – Each photo is appx. 1-3/4″ X 1-5/8″
  • JIggs Makes a Movie
  • LOOK’s New Movie Review: Great Expectations
  • Dickens — Movie Writer
  • LOOK’s Movie Guide
  • New Radio Comic — Jack Paar
  • LOOK’s Record Guide

    • FASHIONS AND BEAUTY:

  • Paris and London Fashions Come to Chicago
  • What’s Going on in Fashion

    • FOOD AND HOMEMAKING:

  • Summer Coolers

    • SCIENCE AND MEDICINE:

  • Caesarian Triplets
  • Your Child Needs a Father

    • TEST YOURSELF:

  • Photoquiz
  • Personality Clinic
  • Photocrime
  • Letters and Pictures to the Editor
  • Back cover features a color ad for Chesterfields featuring a large imag eof Bob Hope