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1932-07 Pictorial Review Magazine Contents

1932/07 – Cover design by McClelland Barclay

Contents as taken from the contents page and paging through the issue are as follows:
Art & Poetry:

  • “Night on the Desert” — Verse by Peter A. Lee

    • Serials:

  • “Red Shadow” — part 2 — by Patricia Wentworth and illustrated by Harry Timmins
  • “Young Runaway” — Part 3 — by Zane Grey and illustrated by R.L. Lambdin

    • Fiction:

  • “Wisecracker” by Eleanor DeLamater and illustrated by Clark Agnew
  • “Three on a Rope” by Edwin Muller and illustrated by Walter Klett
  • “Pent-Housewife” by Elise Jerard and illustrated by the Billmyers
  • “The Corsair’s Raid” by Harold Lamb and illustrated by Robert Susan

    • Special Features:

  • Compensations by Marjorie Shuler
  • The Lure of the Helpless Male by Corinne Lowe
  • Land Hungry by Lady Evelyn Balfour
  • Wild Music on the Air by Konrad Bercovici
  • Beauty Notes for July
  • The Hostess to Beauty
  • Plan Your Career by Rita S. Halle

    • Homemaking

  • Electrical Aids to Good Cooking by Ada Bessie Swann
  • Salads by Helen Treyz Smith
  • For Outdoor Summer Meals
  • A Safe and Sane Meal by Day Monore and Mary F. Henry
  • A Decorator Does Her Own Home by Florence Brobeck
  • The Colonial House Up-to-Date by Charles S. Keefe, A.I.A.
  • Caring for Baby During Warm Weather by Dr. Emelyn L. Coolidge
  • Midsummer Garden Care by John Alexander
  • July Gardening Activities by M.G. Kains
  • Gadgets for the Garden

    • Seventy Ways to Be Dressed for All Ages:

  • Jumper Fashions from Paris for Gay Vacation Togs
  • New Sleeves and Sheer Fabrics Make These Paris Successes
  • Paris’ Latest–The Tailored Silhouette with the New Scarfs
  • Frocks That Are Paris News for Formal Moments
  • Last-Minute Paris Fashions for Town or Country
  • Have the New Paris Hits in Easily-Made Fashions
  • Paris Fashions to Slenderize Larger-Hip Figures
  • Paris Fashions for Little Women Are Easy to Make
  • Simple Vacation Togs Are Easily Made by Beginners
  • Smart and Easily Made

    • Notable Full-Page Ads:

  • Rinso ad by C.A. Voigt at top of inside front cover with Lifebuoy ad by Albert Dorne underneath it
  • Ivory Soap on the back cover – color