Click Magazine June 1941 Vol. 4, No. 6 featuring vibrant cover art showcasing a woman in stylish attire with a dog, promoting American vacations.
Click Magazine June 1941 Vol. 4, No. 6 contents page highlighting articles including 'How Strong is the U.S. Army?' and features on Elizabeth Hawes.
Article from Click Magazine June 1941 Vol. 4, No. 6 discussing financial ties during WWII with images of bombers, titled 'Is Hitler Financed by America's Defense Program?'
Feature spread from Click Magazine June 1941 Vol. 4, No. 6 showcasing 'I Like the City' by Dorothy Kilgallen, illustrating American vacation hotspots.
Back cover of Click Magazine June 1941 Vol. 4, No. 6 advertising Maybelline beauty products with an attractive model, emphasizing vintage beauty.
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Click Magazine June 1941 Vol. 4, No. 6 featuring vibrant cover art showcasing a woman in stylish attire with a dog, promoting American vacations.Click Magazine June 1941 Vol. 4, No. 6 contents page highlighting articles including 'How Strong is the U.S. Army?' and features on Elizabeth Hawes.Article from Click Magazine June 1941 Vol. 4, No. 6 discussing financial ties during WWII with images of bombers, titled 'Is Hitler Financed by America's Defense Program?'Feature spread from Click Magazine June 1941 Vol. 4, No. 6 showcasing 'I Like the City' by Dorothy Kilgallen, illustrating American vacation hotspots.Back cover of Click Magazine June 1941 Vol. 4, No. 6 advertising Maybelline beauty products with an attractive model, emphasizing vintage beauty.

Click Magazine June 1941 Vol. 4, No. 6 Elizabeth Hawes Feature No Label VG

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Click Magazine – June 1941 – Vol. 4, No. 6 – Elizabeth Hawes Feature – No Label – VG Condition

This is the June 1941 issue of Click Magazine, Volume 4, Number 6, featuring a special article by renowned fashion authority Elizabeth Hawes. Her practical and stylish advice for assembling a summer wardrobe from a mail-order catalog takes center stage in this well-rounded issue filled with pre-war insight, Hollywood features, and light-hearted sports profiles.

The magazine is in very good condition, with only minor edge wear typical for its age. The exact item shown in the listing photos is the one you will receive. Please review the images to verify condition. All items are shipped in a protective plastic covering. Combined shipping is available upon request.

Feature Articles Include:

  • How Strong Is the U.S. Army? (p.11) – Defense reporter John R. Whiting offers a full-spectrum look at America’s military readiness in 1941, covering infantry, air corps, armored divisions, and more—based on exclusive access granted by the War Department.

  • "Blood and Sand" (p.15) – A vibrant comparison between the Tyrone Power film and the 1922 silent version starring Rudolph Valentino, including color photography and critical insights.

  • Elizabeth Hawes on Budget Vacation Style (p.18) – A practical yet elegant fashion guide from Hawes, showing how readers can look stylish using only mail-order options—ideal for the cost-conscious traveler.

  • Click’s Guide to 1941 Vacations (p.21) – A travel section featuring stars like Clark Gable, Errol Flynn, Dorothy Kilgallen, and others, paired with a colorful map of summer travel tips and quotes on how celebrities spend their vacations.

  • Screwball Racqueteer (p.46) – Bill Stern profiles Frankie Kovacs, a tennis showman whose antics and humor are as legendary as his serves—if he doesn’t get drafted first.

Additional Highlights:

  • Pulse of America (Cover 2)

  • Sweater Men Talk Back to Will Hays (p.2)

  • Is Hitler Financed by America’s Defense Program? (p.3)

  • Brazilian Beauties (p.7)

  • Joe Doakes Turns Artist (p.8)

  • Soldier Language (p.10)

  • Errol Flynn: “I’m a Sea Dog” / Clark Gable: “I’m a Landlubber” / Dorothy Kilgallen: “I Like the City” / Jinx Falkenburg: “I Like to Play” (p.20)

  • 25 Vacation Bets to Fit Your Budget (p.25)

  • Short Story: Poor Voyage (p.26)

  • The Three Wise Men of Broadway (p.28)

  • Gossiphotographs (p.30)

  • Readers’ Picture Album (p.40)

  • Cineclicks of the Month (p.41)

  • Disclics of the Month (p.48)

  • Jimmy Kemper, Star-Maker (p.50)

  • Clicks and Clucks: Readers’ Letters (p.52)

Edited by M. Robert Rogers and Elliott Curtiss, with artistic direction by J. Walter Flynn and Hollywood reporting by Herbert L. Bregstein, this issue provides a compelling mix of wartime awareness, fashion sense, Hollywood glamour, and American optimism.

A collectible gem for enthusiasts of vintage fashion, pre-WWII journalism, or early 1940s film and military history.

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