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1946-11-02 Liberty Magazine Contents November 2, 1946

1946/11/02 —
Cover “Halloween” is by Paul Bransom

Contents as follows:
ARTICLES:

  • P.A.C.’s Biggest Gamble by Donald B. Robinson
  • Awesome Orson by Ted Shane about Orson Welles, articles about 2 pages total with black and white photo of Welles
  • Getting Together Gets Houses by Darrell Huff
  • Bridge Is for Dummies by Robert Keith Leavitt
  • Rosie Knows by Thomas Newman
  • Are Doctors STUPID About Cancer/ by Terry Deane Manning
  • How to Fall Asleep by Albert Q. Maisel
  • Shaggy Tales by Walter Karig

    • STORIES:

  • The Bargain by Hans Ruesch and illustrated by Frank Godwin
  • The Colossal Potato by T.F. Healy and illustrated by Ralph Crawley
  • Runaway — Part 1 by Rita Weiman with a full page color illustration by Victor Kanin
  • Design for Love by Neill C. Wilson with large color illustration by James Cole

    • PICTURES:

  • The Camera Eye

    • BOOK CONDENSATION:

  • A Solo in Tom Toms by Gene Fowler

    • FEATURES:

  • Vox Pop
  • On the Beam
  • Books in Review
  • Crossword Puzzle
  • Veterans’ Bulletin Board
  • The Thropp Family
  • Woman-Talk
  • Liberty Goes to the Movies features “Three Little Girls in Blue” with June Haver, Vivian Blaine, and Vera-Ellen
  • Woman Talk by Margaret Fishback

    • EDITORIAL:

  • Vote for Common Sense by Paul Hunter

    • 1987-08-09 Films in Review Magazine Contents August-September 1987

    1987/08-09 –

  • Cover: Orson Welles, circa 1939

    • ARTICLES:

  • Lee Grant by Michael Buckley – 17 pages
  • Orson Welles: First Film by Richard France – 4-1/2 pages
  • Andre de Toth by Anthony Slide – 8 page interview
  • Tony Scott by Louise Tanner

    • FILM REVIEWS:

  • NBR Ratings by Daniel Pallante
  • Beverly Hills Cop by Michael Buckley
  • Ishtar by Eva Kissin
  • Harry and the Hendersons by Michael Buckley
  • Gardens of Stone by Kenneth L. Geist
  • The Stepfather by Michael Buckley
  • Angel Heart by William H. Gibbons III
  • The River’s Edge by Christopher & Roy Frumkes
  • Heaven by Louise Stanton
  • Prick Up Your Ears by Louise Tanner
  • The Untouchables by Scott Rose

    • MONTHLY COLUMNS:

  • Rediscovery by William K. Everson
  • Video-Syncrasy by Alan G. Barbour
  • The Television Scene by Chris Buchman
  • Book Reviews by John Nangle
  • The Sound Track by Page Cook
  • Obituaries
  • Letters

    • 1975-05 Films in Review Magazine Contents May 1975

    1975-05 –

  • Cover: Ann-Margret and Jack Nicholson in “Tommy”

    • ARTICLES:

  • 47th Academy Awards by Ronald Bowers
  • Rock Hudson by Jimmie Hicks – 23 pages including 6 pages of film credits
  • Orson Welles’ AFI Acceptance Speech – 2 pages

    • FILM REVIEWS:

  • Brannigan by Hugh James
  • Escape to Witch Mountain by Meg Matthews
  • The 4 Musketeers by Hugh James
  • In Celebration by Marsha McCreadie
  • Mandingo by Michael Buckley
  • The Passenger by C.P.R.
  • Rosebud by Michael Deskey
  • Tommy by Marsha McCreadie

    • MONTHLY COLUMNS:

  • Films on TV byAlvin H. Marill
  • Rediscovery by William K. Everson – Alfred Hitchcock’s “Easy Virtue”
  • The Sound Track by Page Cook
  • Films on 8 & 16 by Samuel A. Peeples
  • Book Reviews
  • Letters

    • 1972-06-07 Films in Review Magazine Contents June-July 1972

    1972-06-07 –

  • Cover: Orson Welles in “Ten Days’ Wonder”

    • ARTICLES:

  • Marion Davies by Earl Anderson – 32 pages including 8-plus pages of film credits
  • Tehran Film Festival by Charles Phillips Reilly

    • FILM REVIEWS:

  • The Culpepper Cattle Co. by John Chapin
  • Dr. Jekyll and Sister Hyde by Dorothy Somers
  • Fillmore by Tatiana Balkoff Drowne
  • Lady Liberty by C.P.R.
  • Play It Again, Sam by Charles P. Reilly
  • The Possession of Joel Delaney by William Bernard
  • Prime Cut by Hugh James
  • The Revengers by Alvin H. Marill
  • The Sandput Generals by Hugh James
  • Slaughterhouse-Five by Ted Zender
  • Tomorrow by David Leach

    • MONTHLY COLUMNS:

  • Films on TV by Jack Edmund Nolan
  • The Sound Track by Page Cook
  • Films on 8 & 16 by Samuel A. Peeples
  • Book Reviews

  • Letters

    • 1938-11-14 Life Magazine Contents Page for November 14, 1938

    1938/11/14 — Cover featuring Brenda Diana Duff Frazier is credited to ACME

    Contents of this issue are as follows:

    THE WEEK’S EVENTS:

  • The First Human Picture Report on the Japanese Man Conquering China
  • LIFE on the Newsfronts of the World
  • Picture of the Week: A Gould Bows to Society
  • Heart’s Death Graphed – “Newsreel” Wong – Plastic Surgery
  • Seabiscuit Wins the Race of the Century – Just two-thirds of a page filled with 2 photos, 1 of Seabiscuit the other of Rakaish and a small diagram of the race action between Seabiscuit and War Admiral
  • France Tends Her Eternal Flame
  • Germany Shows Off Her Siegfried Line
  • Earl Carroll Picks Pretty Girls for a Show
  • 12,000 Kansas City Schoolchildren Celebrate Halloween
  • World’s Biggest Pig

    • THE PHOTOGRAPHIC ESSAY:

  • Auomobiles – America’s Favorite Industry on Parade – 11 pages, 4 in color
  • 1939 License Plates

    • SPORTS:

  • Pittsburgh Football

    • MODERN LIVING:

  • Debutants at the Velvet Ball

    • MUSIC:

  • Moriz Rosenthal Works Out for His Golden Jubilee

    • MOVIES:

  • The Young in Heart starring Janet Gaynor and Douglas Fairbanks, Jr.

    • THEATER:

  • Terror Plays Are Orson Welles ‘s Meat

    • OTHER DEPARTMENTS:

  • Letters to the Editors
  • Speaking of Pictures — This Terror Has Box Office
  • LIFE Goes to a Kids’ Football Game
  • Pictures to the Editors