Description
Step back in time with this vintage edition of Collier's Magazine from April 1, 1955 (Vol 135, No. 7). This magazine showcases a captivating glimpse into the past with its intriguing content and unique editorial style. It's a perfect collectible for history enthusiasts, magazine collectors, or anyone who appreciates the nostalgia of mid-20th century print media.
Featuring a special article titled "Backstage w Gleason," this issue offers insights into the world of entertainment during a golden age of television. Gleason was a celebrated figure in the industry, and this magazine promises to provide a wonderful perspective on his influence. Grab this opportunity to own a piece of entertainment history!
As with any vintage item, this magazine shows signs of its age. You will notice creases on the front cover and possibly within its pages, along with some marks. Each imperfection tells a story, adding character to this unique piece. Please refer to the provided images for a closer look at its condition.
- Collectible Treasure: This magazine serves as a historical document, providing insights and reflections from a significant era in American culture.
- Protective Covering: Each of our items comes with a plastic protective covering, ensuring your magazine stays preserved for years to come.
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Your purchase includes the actual item showcased in the listing, so you can be sure you're getting exactly what you see! Don't miss out on this wonderful piece of history; it may not last long!
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):-
ARTICLES
- THE YEAR’S TOP DEB — Lee Campbell and Martha Weinman
- JACKIE IN NEVER—NEVER LAND (Concluding E Pluribus Gleason) — Michael Drury
- WHO IS AN ASIA ASIA? — Delia and Ferdinand Kuh
- “THIS IS A RAID!” — Bill Davidson and Charles Hinch
- THESE SISTERS KNOW THEIR SKILLET — Peter Kalischer
- COMES THE REVOLUTION — Murray Teigh Bloom
- WHY DO BUNTS ROLL FOUL IN CLEVELAND? — Hal Lebovitz
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SPECIAL
- I RODE THE WORLD’S FASTEST SUB — Cornelius Ryan
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SHORT STORIES
- NECKTIE PARTY (The Short Short Story)
- A ROOF FOR SAN PATRICIO — Henry Gregor Felsen
- SHANGHAIED SUITOR — Tere Rios
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SERIALS
- DESIGN FOR TERROR (First of Two Parts) — Arthur Gordon
- INVASION OF PRIVACY (Conclusion) — Harry Kurnitz
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FEATURES
- APPOINTMENT WITH O’HARA — John O’Hara
- COLLIER’S CREDITS — Jerome Beatty, Jr.
- 48 STATES OF MIND — Walter Davenport
- LETTERS
- COLLIER’S COMMENT
- THE COVER — Jerry Yulsman