Radio and TV Mirror Magazine – January 1952 (Bert Parks & Claudia Morgan Cover)
This January 1952 issue of Radio and TV Mirror features Bert Parks and Claudia Morgan on the cover, capturing the vibrant world of early radio and television. A fine collectible for enthusiasts of classic broadcasting, it offers a fascinating selection of interviews, features, and lifestyle articles reflecting the entertainment culture of the early 1950s.
The magazine is in good condition. The item shown in the photographs is the exact copy you will receive. Please check all images for condition details. We offer combined shipping upon request, and every item is shipped with a protective plastic covering.
Table of Contents
PEOPLE ON THE AIR
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12 Who’s Who In TV – p.12
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Flanagan’s Camp-Follower – p.15
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Young Dr. Malone Contest Winners – p.19
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Dennis James Contest Winners – p.19
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My New Year’s Resolutions — by Cedric Adams – p.23
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Man Behind The Heart – p.26
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He’s The Queen’s Escort – p.28
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This Is The Real Me — by Garry Moore – p.30
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Bert’s A Perfect Father — by Annette Parks – p.32
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Double or Nothing—In Berlin – p.34
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Garroway Came To Visit – p.36
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Claudia At Breezy Hill — by Frances Kish – p.38
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Stella Dallas Asks: Should A Mother Share Only The Troubles of Her Married Daughter’s Life? – p.40
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Still Honeymooning – p.42
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Come and Visit Irene Beasley – p.44
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Through The Years With Road of Life – p.46
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Inside Bob and Ray – p.52
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Just For Fun—Progressive Dinner – p.54
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It Happened To Me — by Patricia Jenkins – p.60
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Down On The Farm – p.62
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Junior Mirror – p.64
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RTVM Reader Bonus: When You Care Enough – p.78
PEOPLE ON THE AIR – Additional Features
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RTVM’s Patterns For You – p.8
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Poetry – p.9, p.11
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Art Linkletter’s Nonsense and Some-Sense – p.16
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Family Counselor: Your Radio-TV Future – p.20
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This Is My Life — by Eve Arden – p.58
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Play Fair With Your Hair — by Harriet Segman – p.90
FOR BETTER LIVING
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WTCN: Alias John Ford – p.4
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WHK: Cussed and Discussed – p.6
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WNBQ: Mintz Meeting – p.10
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WMGM: Health and Humor – p.18
YOUR LOCAL STATION
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Information Booth – p.21
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Inside Radio – p.67
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Daytime Diary – p.84
With profiles of beloved radio and TV personalities, practical columns, and behind-the-scenes features, this issue offers a delightful look at America’s broadcasting scene in 1952. It’s an excellent choice for collectors of vintage magazines or fans of classic entertainment history.



