TITLE: Pageant
[RARE and beautiful vintage magazine, with features for men and women, great photography, photo features on beautiful women, and MORE!]
ISSUE DATE: December, 1952; Vol. 8, No. 8
CONDITION: 5oe" X 7oe", "Digest" sized aized magazine, COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

IN THIS ISSUE:
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THE PAGEANT COVER GIRL: Jean Moorehead ... Photographed by Mead.Maddick.

PICTURE PAGEANT:
"I JUST STAND UP AND THROW SOME SONGS AT 'EM ... Sidney Carrooll. The success-by-success story ol BING "the Groaner" CROSBY. [NICE feature MANY, MANY photos!]

ELAINE STEWART: SWEET OR SULTRY?. [I say BOTH! NICE PHOTOS -- SEE BELOW!]

MADE IN ITALY. Will these seven sexy signoritas set a sew beauty style?. [I think so! Article, photos include Rosanna Podesta, Antonella Lualdi, Lucia Bose, Adrianna Benetti, Luise Rivelli, Silvana Mangano, and Gina Lollobrigida! -- SEE BELOW!]

JACKIE GLEASON: THE FUNNIEST 12 GUYS ON TV. [NICE article, Multiple PHOTOS!]

UNDERCOVER WARDROBE ... Mary Scott Welch. A comprehensive look at what Milady is wearing next to the skin. "New 'unmentionables' bear mentioning, in a low whistle." [Wow, NICE photos, SEE BELOW!]

POLITICAL BOSS: PRISON STYLE ... Mark Strage. Jack Abbot was a complete failure... until be went to jail.
"THESE ARE MY FUNNIEST" ... Barney Tobey.
THE LADY PLOTS CRIMES ... Lawrence Lader.
SIGHTS YOU'VE NEVER SEEN.
"BUT WHO WAS EVA PERON? Her legacy to her loyal subjects; not quite what she bid promised them.
THE HUMAN FACTORY.
BEAUTY IN THE BATH.

PAGEANT FEATURES:
WHERE RUSSIA WILL DROP HER A-BOMBS ... Maj. Alexander P. de Seversky. A noted authority on air power pinpoints Red targets in the U. S. [In-depth article, with many maps, diagrams and photos!]

I AM LIVING ON BORROWED TIME ... Martin Sheridan. How it feels to have escaped one of America's worst fires.
THE GHOST STILL GALLOPS ... Al Stump. Time hasn't dimmed the football exploits of the one and only Red Grange.
ARE YOU A SECOND-HAND CHRISTIAN? ... Dr. Harry Emerson Fosdick. When trouble looms, we seed a faith that won't let us iou's.
LIFE IN A CLOVER LEAF ... W. Clifford Harvey. Traffic swirls right around the window sills of Galo's house.

THE MAN WHO OWNED TEXAS ... Bob Duncan.
HOW TO JILT A WOMAN... PAINLESSLY ... Dr. Paul Popenoe.
PROFILE OF A VAMPIRE ... Arthur M. Greenhall. [The Vampire bat, with photos of him eating his dinner!]
TEST YOUR OWN VISION.
TESTIMONY ... Paul Gallico. One of Mr. Galhico's finest works -- a short-short story.
A REAL CURE FOR DANDRUFF ... J. D. Ratciff.
HAVE YOU EVER WONDERED? ... Michael Bakalar.

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