VTG Life Magazine March 18, 1957 Beatrice Lillie Ziegfeld Follies

Description: VTG Life Magazine March 18, 1957 Beatrice Lillie Ziegfeld Follies *The image shown in this listing is a stock photo. You will receive the same issue as depicted, and condition described in this listing, but it may not be the exact copy shown in the photo.*We have nearly every issue of Life magazine from 1936 to 1972 in stock. These magazines are occasionally offered at a discount with one of our sales or coupons, and we also have a Buy 2, Get 1 Free promotion on most items when you add three to your cart. Please note that the Buy 2, Get 1 Free offer does not apply to Best Offers or coupons, but does apply with any current sale.We also sell most Months and years as a set of 4. We provide flat-rate shipping on any size order, with a minimum purchase of three items. Due to our pricing structure, we have limited flexibility to negotiate on single magazine purchases, so we encourage you to take advantage of these offers. THE WEEK'S EVENTSPg. 31: The Tears of an Ex-Convict Who is Now Prime Minister: Mark the Rebirth of the Gold Coast as the Nation of Ghana. Photographed for LIFE by Mark KauffmanPg. 38: The Agonizing Moments of Israel's Great Decision: Drawn for LIFE by David FredenthalPg. 49: Irish Voters Call for "Dev" and De Valera: At 74, He Again Becomes Prime MinisterPg. 50: A Look at the World's Week EDITORIALPg. 44: Inquest on Hungary (Cont.) PICTORIAL ESSAYSPg. 60: A Master Architect: As His Works Go Up Across the U.S., Mies van der Rohe is Still Going at the Age of 70. Photographed for LIFE in Color by Frank ScherschelPg. 126: The Lowells of Massachusetts: The Descendants of a Famous Family Carry on Their Great Tradition ARTICLESPg. 97: Savage World of Big Bridge: Its Conceited, Ruthless but Gifted Creatures Will Have a Tournament from Which All "Dogmeat" Players Are Banned. By Marshall SmithPg. 146: Scientific Blueprint for Atomic Survival: With Shelters Which Can Also Be Useful in Peacetime. Willard Bascom Writes About the "Difference Between Victory and Defeat" RELIGIONPg. 57: Last Homage to Negroes' Friend: A Bishop Who for 38 Years Defended Negro Rights is Mourned in Lafayette, La. SPORTSPg. 71: King of the Mountain: Austria's Toni Sailer Shows American Skiers at Aspen How He Won Three Olympic Gold Medals CLOSE-UPPg. 79: Dublin's Jewish Mayor Uses Blarney in His Business THEATERPg. 89: Girls Still Glorify "Follies": Beauties Carry on the Ziegfeld Tradition and Bea Lillie Carries on the Comedy MODERN LIVINGPg. 116: Seven Recipes Show How to Prepare Regional Dishes of India BOOKSPg. 125: Sensation Gets an Author: Anonymous Writer of the Successful Novel Madame Solario is Revealed MOVIESPg. 140: Head of Hair for a Head of Skin: Yul Brynner Gets a Wig FASHIONPg. 142: Full-Blown Floral Spring: Big Prints Flourish by Day and Evening PARTYPg. 165: Reprise of the First Inaugural: Long Island Patriots Re-Enact the Ball Held for George Washington in 1789 OTHER DEPARTMENTSPg. 16: Letters to the EditorsPg. 22: Speaking of Pictures: Prize Photographs Show the U.S. as Foreign Students See ItPg. 120: Sequel: Two "Dead" Reds Live to Tell It. Shot Down by Patriots, Security Police are Found Convalescing in HungaryPg. 168: Miscellany: A Serving in Suspense

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