1936 December McCall's Magazine James Hilton Margaret Banning

Description: Very good condition. About 11” X 14”. Knox gelatin ad cut out, shown in pictures. Otherwise very good shape. Contents: BEGINNING WE ARE NOT ALONE BY JAMES HILTON Author of "Goodbye, Mr. Chips" and "Lost Horizon" ----------- 2 ----------- OTIS L. WIESE, EDITOR DECEMBER 1936 News and Fiction COVER DESIGN BY NEYSA MC MEIN As You Like It A Page Of Letters Foreword Alexander Woollcott We Are Not Alone (1) 8 James Hilton There Are Other Words 12 Brooke Hanlon Second Encounter 14 Sarah-Elizabeth Rodger What's Going On This Month 16 Reviewing The Month's Activities A Woman Like You (3) 18 Margaret Culkin Banning Braggart 20 Margaret Weymouth Jackson. Tomorrow's Sun (4) 22 Ursula Parrott Homemaking COVER PHOTOGRAPH BY BRUEHL-BOURGES Holiday Cakes 37 Demetria Taylor Climax To Your Christmas Dinner 38 Elizabeth Woody Make These Yourself 40 Marie Antoinette Taylor. Eating For Fun 43 You Pay Your Money 46 Now Let's Plan Meals 50 E. V. McCollum, Ph. D., Sc. D. And You Take Your Choice Elizabeth Woody "What Child Is This?" 54 A Pageant For Your Church Gifts 56 The Homemaking Staff Gifts 59 The Homemaking Staff Letters To Susan 62 Margaret Culkin Banning "Merry Christmas-World" 71 Says The Service Editor Stalk and Bernity COVER PHOTOGRAPH BY BRUEHL-BOURGES How Do You Look? 87 Hildegarde Fillmore Let's Put 88 Our Hair Up Gifts 93 For Glamour Inexpensive Gift Sets 95 Back Talk 97 Marian Corey Dresses With The Accent On Buttons 99 In The News Coat-Tails, 100 High Waists, Plaid, Broadcloth Wide Skirts 102 Small Waists Lower Necklines In Soft Dresses 104 A Smart Gathering In Afternoon Clothes 105 Color Tops 106 The Smart Frock These Are For Christmas Packages 110 Wool In Decoration Elisabeth Blondel 111 Youth Elisabeth Blondel 112 A subscription to McCall's makes an ideal Christmas Gift. Turn to the attractive special gift offer on page 113. MCCALL'S MAGAZINE is published monthly by McCall Corporation. William B. Warner, Presidem President Francis Hutter ----------- 3 ----------- GIFTS Jenny Wren and Cock Robin bearing a hand- ful of flowerets make a smart centerpiece and a welcome gift. For the hostess-a 2 tray holding an auto- matic toaster, lap trays, a knife, and dishes for spreads. For a party-giving 3 friend-an assortment 4 of choice canapé spreads in a gay, rib- bon-trimmed basket. This low and graceful mahogany coffee table has a detachable glass- covered tray. A good time for any man is in the keeping of this walnut clock with silhouetted nu- merals in gold plate. Next best to having the Quints for play- mates is a play pen of five dolls like the fa- mous sisters. A boy-size streamline car just like his fath- er's and run by his own knee action-for the young runabout. Matching towels-in bath, face, wash size, in green, dubonnet, peach, yellow, blue. 9 The Spirit of Christ- mas itself is the gift for the family who places a crêche be- neath its tree. Smart correspondence 10 paper is welcome. In a cream-in-coffee col- or with square enve- lopes it is new. This electric teakettle 11 is filled through the 12 spout, heats water quickly, and whistles when the water. boils. This frame of silver- like metal, is inexpen- sive; will not tarnish or show finger marks. 13 It's as much fun as blocks to build these six clear crystal pieces into a dozen or more different centerpieces. Crystallized fruit in a 14 bright-colored metal box is a gift that ships well and is sure to be welcomed. 3456 15 This heating pad, with its luxurious hand- quilted, removable cover, is safe, and has a three-heat switch. 16 For the woman who loves her kitchen- pottery shakers in red, blue, green or yellow.

Price: 32 USD

Location: Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin

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