(Toronto) Star Weekly, December 14 1957 - Alfred Hitchcock Cover Photo by Alfred, Hitchcock.; Thomson, Hugh; Hogan, Ray; Carson, Charles; Gibson, John E.; Challenger, Frank; Thompson, Dorothy F.; Scholes, Arthur; Gingell, W.E.; Dunnell, Milt; Cowley, Gwen; Kagan, Gertrude; Robb, Dodi; Elwood, Marjorie; Brownlee, Nan - 1947

Toronto: Toronto Star. Paperback. 40 pages. Features: What Next for Lester Pearson? - article with three photos plus one-page colour-photo portrait; Which Hitchcock Turned Killer? - article and nine photos of Hitchcock in multiple costumes; How to Start a Record Library; What Doctors are Finding Out About Survival in Space - article with photos including Wernher von Braun and Lt. -Col John Stapp in rocket sled; The Beginning at Mesilla (conclusion of this story); Article on tv entertainment for kids features lovely colour photo of Mrs. Charles Black (Shirley Temple) of Atherton, California and her young children; What Men See in Women; Has Spandau prison lost its point? - a million a year to keep Rudolf Hess, Baldur Von Schirach and Albert Speer - photos and article; Flight From Christmas (novel); The World's Strangest Contest - the 5.5 mile swimming race in shark-infested waters between Magnetic Island and Townsville; 100 mph air boats scoot across Canadian ice - colour photo of Dave Thomas and Ted Trudeau; Article about Toe Blake and his challenge to keep the Montreal Canadiens at the top; Gorgeous colour photos of Hostess gown fashions; Nice colour ad for McBrine Baggage (luggage); Two pages of photos of fashionable swimwear for ladies; TV Chatter article includes content and photos of Jack Benny and CBC news reader Rex Loring; Christmas recipe section with nice colour photos; Weird photo-illustrated article by John Bradshaw shows how to dowse large conifer cones in a variety of nasty chemicals in order to burn them in your fireplace - creating a rainbow of colours to impress your friends; Back page colour ad for the Canadian Banana Company shows Santa loading up with bananas. Average wear. Faint scribble atop front cover otherwise unmarked.. A worthy copy of this wonderful vintage issue.. . Good. 1947. First Edition.