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1952-03-11 Look Magazine Contents for March 11, 1952

1952/03/11 — Cover photographs are credited as follows: Vivien Leigh and Fredric March by Arthur Rothstein; General Omar Bradley by Acme; Michelle Farmer by James Hansen; Bob Feller by Frank Bauman

Contents as taken from this issue’s index are as follows:
THE NATION:

  • John Lardner’s New York
  • Prune Face
  • Why Motorists Blow Their Tops by Jack Wilson
  • A Farmer Takes a Husband – Gloria Swanson ‘s daughter Michelle Farmer weds
  • This … Is Murrow by Leonore Silvian about Edward R. Murrow
  • 24 Ways to Save Tax Dollars
  • The Big Business of Little Books by William H. White about pocket-sized paperbacks
  • Jack Wilson’s Washington

    • THE WORLD:

  • Should We Fear the Military? by Associate Justice William O. Douglas and General Omar Bradley
  • Living in Space En Route to the Moon
  • The Wounded Fly Home
  • LOOK Reports
  • Bonnie Charlie – Prince of Wales

    • SPORTS:

  • Bob Feller Throws the Slider – 4 pages of Feller in action

    • ENTERTAINMENT:

  • What Happens When Hope Hits Bellaire featuring Bob Hope
  • LOOK Annual Movie Awards featuring Actress of the Year, Vivien Leigh and Actor of the Year, Fredric March, pluss George Stevens, Frank Planer, Robert Buckner, Arthur Freed, Robert J. O’Donnell, Danny Thomas, Mitzi Gaynor, Kim Hunter, Eddie Mayehoff, Gene Kelly, Samuel Goldwyn

    • FASHIONS AND BEAUTY:

  • Are Shoes Disappearing?

    • MEN’S FASHIONS:

  • How to Avoid a Hot Foot by Perkins H. Bailey

    • FOOD AND HOME LIVING:

  • Tomorrow’s Wallpaper
  • Food Became Their Business

    • OTHER DEPARTMENTS:

  • LOOK Behind the Scenes

  • Letters and Pictures to the Editors
  • LOOK Applauds
  • Photoquiz
  • Photocrime
  • Chesterfield Cigarettes ad on back cover features Dale Robertson in color