Description
Step back in time with the Saturday Evening Post Magazine from August 2, 1952, featuring "The Adventures of Humphrey Bogart." This iconic magazine captures not only a moment in history but also the glamour and intrigue of Hollywood's golden age. A must-have for collectors, cinephiles, and magazine enthusiasts, this issue showcases the legendary actor Humphrey Bogart in all his glory.
The magazine contains fascinating articles, stunning visuals, and advertisements reflective of the era. It's perfect for anyone wishing to explore the cultural landscape of the 1950s through the lens of one of its biggest stars.
What makes this edition truly special? Here are some of its notable features:
- Collector's Treasure: An original publication from 1952, this magazine is a fantastic addition to any collection of vintage magazines or memorabilia.
- Iconic Imagery: Experience the striking photography of Humphrey Bogart, capturing the essence of his persona and his cinematic adventures.
This magazine is presented in excellent condition and comes with a protective plastic covering to preserve its integrity. You will receive the exact item shown in the photos, so be sure to examine the images closely for details. We encourage you to take advantage of our combined shipping option for a better deal on multiple purchases.
Don't miss out on the chance to own a piece of cinematic history. Order your Saturday Evening Post Magazine today and relive the adventures of one of Hollywood's most iconic figures!
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Note: The content list below is digitally transcribed for searchability. Please refer to the photos for the exact Table of Contents.
Inside This Issue (Full Table of Contents):-
Short Stories
- Fatal Flirtation — Bruce Marshall
- The Wife Who Waited — William Holder
- Husband Stealer — Price Day
- The Frightened Witness — Mildred Cram
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Articles
- The Daring Young Men of Transocean (First of three articles) — Richard Thruelsen
- Don’t Call Them Trailer Trash! — Harold H. Martin
- What a Spanking He Gave Truman! — Beverly Smith
- Baseball’s Improbable Imports — Ollie Stewart
- Our Secret Deal over Germany — Albert L. Warner
- The Adventures of Humphrey Bogart — Cameron Shipp
- The City Nobody Knows — Hal Burton
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Serials
- House of Fear (First of six parts) — Victor Canning
- Tombstone (Fifth of eight parts) — Clarence Budington Kelland
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Other Features
- Letters
- Editorials
- Post Scripts
- Verse
- Keeping Posted
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This Week’s Cover
- In the winter, people buy sun lamps to get sun, and in the summer they buy beach umbrellas to keep the sun off. But as these are carefree vacation days, let’s not worry about this, or indeed anything else—except maybe whether the creeping baby plans to bite the dog. (We just phoned Artist Hughes to inquire about that, but nobody answered, so probably he’s lying on this beach himself, too modest to move into the picture.) Well, have a wonderful time, folks; build your sand castles and your dream castles; let the cool winds and the hot dogs renew you; and don’t even let annoyance creep in if that boy’s radio prevents your hearing the sweet nothings he whispers to his girl. Now turn the page, before the kids start throwing sand.