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Collier's Magazine - August 3, 1956, Vol 138 No. 3
Featuring Marilyn Monroe & Gaza Strip
This vintage issue of Collier's Magazine from August 3, 1956, offers a fascinating snapshot of mid-20th century America, showcasing the iconic Marilyn Monroe on its cover. Not only does this magazine highlight one of Hollywood's most beloved figures, but it also provides valuable insight into the geopolitical issues of the time, including coverage of the Gaza Strip. This issue encapsulates the cultural zeitgeist of the 1950s, making it a valuable collectible for enthusiasts of vintage magazines.
With its combination of celebrity allure and historical significance, this vintage magazine is perfect for collectors or anyone interested in the intersection of Hollywood and world events during a transformative era.
- Collectible Condition: In excellent condition with light wear typical for its age, this magazine is sure to impress any collector.
- Protective Packaging: All our items come with a plastic protective covering to ensure longevity and preservation.
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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):- ARTICLES
- HOW TO MAKE PEACE AT THE PENTAGON — Elwood R. Quesada, Lt. Gen., USAF (ret.) — An authority examines interservice rivalry and offers a solution.
- LISTEN TO FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT — Leonard Gross — America's most famous architect discusses his philosophy. One of a series.
- THE DAY THEY STOLE THE LOCOMOTIVE — Robert Minton — The real story behind a near-legendary exploit of the Civil War.
- THAT OLD MONROE MAGIC — The film Bus Stop offers the new Marilyn—with all the old appeal, and more.
- COLD LICKS AND HOT PROFITS — Alfred Lansing — In ten years, soft ice cream has become a half-billion-a-year business.
- GAZA STRIP — David Douglas Duncan — 12 pages on the tense trouble spot by Collier's great photographer.
- "DON'T KNOCK LITTLE LEAGUES" — Bob Feller with Hal Lebovitz — A great star—and father—leaps to the defense of organized junior baseball.
- FAMILY LIVING
- SAMPLERS WITH A SMILE
- THROW IN THE TOWEL
- QUIZ ON CUISINE (No. 2 in a Series)
- SHORT STORIES
- THE GROCERIES (The Short Short Story) — Charles Einstein — This was Fall River's biggest moment since Lizzie Borden.
- PROVE YOU LOVE ME — Ben Masselink — Nancy's was the face that launched a Piper Cub.
- WHERE THE WARRIORS CROSSED — William Eastlake — The moving story of a soldier for whom the war had never ended.
- SERIAL
- DEAD MAN'S FOLLY (Second of Three Parts) — Agatha Christie — Lady Stubbs had disappeared. Was she the murderer—or Victim No. 2?
- FEATURES
- APPOINTMENT WITH O'HARA — John O'Hara
- 48 STATES OF MIND — Walter Davenport
- COLLIER'S CREDITS — Jerome Beatty, Jr.
- LETTERS
- COLLIER'S COMMENT