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If you’re a fan of vintage publications or a collector of nostalgic media, this **VTG Look Magazine from May 11, 1948** is a must-have! Celebrate the adventurous spirit of the post-war era with this captivating issue, Volume 12, Number 10, featuring the exciting theme “Stunt Man Falls For Movie Thrills.” This magazine is not just a piece of history but a window into a time when cinema was transforming and expanding its horizons.
This issue provides a fascinating glimpse into the thrilling world of stunt work in Hollywood. The articles and photographs highlight the skill and bravery required from these daredevils, making it an exciting read for anyone intrigued by the behind-the-scenes magic of filmmaking. Whether you're an avid movie buff or simply curious about the era, this magazine boasts a wealth of information and entertainment.
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- Rare Collectible: Vintage magazines like this one are quickly becoming sought-after treasures among collectors.
- Unique Insight: Dive into historical context and read original articles that offer a unique perspective on American pop culture.
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Remember, owning this **VTG Look Magazine** is not just about having an old publication; it's about preserving a piece of cinematic history. Don't miss out on the chance to own this unique magazine that shines a light on the golden age of Hollywood!
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Inside This Issue (Full Table of Contents):- AMERICAN SPOTLIGHT
- Columbia University
- A Community Raises $25,000 to Save a Child
- Meat Is High for U.N.S Too
- Off-Campus Capers at Minnesota
- The Gridion Club, By Richard Wilson
- Why Don’t We Prepare for Marriage?
- “Make Mine Freedom”: A Caricature of Police State Life
- WORLD SPOTLIGHT
- Report from Vienna—Where We Tangle with the Russians
- Art of Henry Moore Brought to America via Film Series
- A Secret Hitler Letter, By Gaston Coblentz
- STRICTLY PERSONAL
- Stunt Man Falls for Movie Thrills
- Cossack Fire Eater
- Convertible Crib: A Handy Rack for the Traveling Baby
- The Elephant Who Came to Dinner
- Beatrice Lillie Romps Through Inside U.S.A.
- William Keighley, Radio’s Quiet Guy
- FASHIONS AND BEAUTY
- West Coast Fashions
- Paris Fashion Show: Behind Scenes with a Candid Camera
- FOOD AND HOMEMAKING
- Can Cutting
- California’s Fruit & Vegetable Canners Rate Their Own Products
- SCIENCE AND MEDICINE
- How to Get a Speck Out of Your Eye
- DEPARTMENTS
- Letters & Pictures
- To the Editor
- Photoquiz
- Look Applauds
- Meet the People
- Little Look: For Boys and Girls
- Sports Quiz
- Cartoons
- It Happened Here
- Lady Sleepwalker
- Photocrime
- New Movie Review: The Big Clock
- Movie Guide
- Record Guide
- Sources of Look’s Pictures