TITLE: LOOK [The CLASSIC PICTURE and FEATURE magazine with fabulous photographs, articles, features, and vintage ads!]

ISSUE DATE:
MAY 22, 1962; VOL 26, NO. 11
CONDITION: LARGE magazine, Approx 10oe" X 13oe". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

IN THIS ISSUE:
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COVER: LENIN. THe Chilling story behind the man who created the Communist threat to our world. A new pictorial history complete in this issue. COVER Photograph: N. Lenin (born Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov).

ENTERTAINMENT:
DIAHANN CARROLL: Show Stopper. IN Richard Rodgers new hit, NO STRINGS. Produced by Virginia Kelly, Photographed by bob Lerner. [NICE article, with photos, including full page photo!]

MAXIMILIAN SCHELL: Academy Award Winner. "We should always try to grow, change. When we stand still, that is when man's immortality is threatened." [Nice 1 page Article w/photo.]

ZERO's A BUST: ZERO MOSTEL being made up for the bust that adorns advertisements for the new Broadway comedy, A FUNNY THING HAPPENED ON THE WAY TO THE FORUM. Photographed by James Hansen.

THE NATIONAL SCENE:
Marjorie French: Teacher of the Year. Produced by Jack Star, Photographed by Charlotte Brooks. A rare light shines in the eyes of the lady at left. It is the light of knowledge tinged with eagerness that illuminates the minds of others. She has had it since she was a six-year-old girl on a Kansas farm and gave her parents a lecture on arithmetic. Today, the lady, Mrs. Marjorie French, teaches mathematics at Topeka High School. Her pupils call her their favorite teacher. LooK in this issue announces her selection as National Teacher of the Year. For her exhilarating story, turn to page 75.

Laurel's Baby-Sitter. Photographed by James Hansen.
Big Business: Is It Too Big? By Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey.
Driver Education: It Saves Lives, By Siler Freeman.
Big Wheel in SEATTLE: Pete Klinefelter finds an unicycle is one way to beat traffic jams. Photographed by Bob Grant.

THE WORLD:
COVER STORY: LENIN: The True Story of the Evil Genius Who Launched the Global Red Threat, By Richard Harrity and Ralph C. Martin. [In-depth and VERY LONG article, with many photos.]
The U-2 Failure: Who Was Responsible? By David Wise and Thomas B. Ross.

HEALTH AND SCIENCE: New Arthritis Controversy, By Cereon Zimmermann and Catherine Breslin.

SPORTS: Year's Best Sports Pictures.
HUMOR: Two-Car Garage; Look on the Light Side.
FASHIONS: Sunday in the Park. Children's fashions. Photographed by James Hansen.
FOOD: Appetizer and Dessert Cheeses.
DEPARTMENTS: Letters to the Editor; Photoquiz.


FULL PAGE vintage ADS include:
PEPSI; OLDS F-85; VOLKSWAGON (Taken apart); BONNEVILLE; BUICK WILDCAT; HARMON by Johnny Hart for DR. PEPPER!; MILLER High Life; VALIANT; WHITMAN'S SAMPLER for Mother's Day; 7-UP; MORE

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