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Paperdoll Review Magazine Index Paperdoll Review • PO Box 14, Kingfield, ME 04947 • https://paperdollreview.com 800-290-2928 • email: [email protected] Paperdoll Review Magazine Index By Tamara Gerard and Martha Raively This Index covers the issues of Paperdoll Review (PDR) from its first issue in 1992 to issue #80 in 2021. Starting with issue #79, the magazine merged with OPDAG’s Paper Doll Studio Magazine, adding an artist theme, represented by theme-related articles and paper dolls, and occasional artist features. Most back issues are sold out. Visit paperdollreview.com for back issues currently available for purchase. Some things you should know: The first 8 issues of Paperdoll Review were identified on their front covers by Season and Year, and some of them had a volume number. None of them had an issue number. Issues #9 - 21 all had an issue number as well as a volume number, and/or a season, and/or a year. By issue #22 each Review was identified on its cover by year and issue number only. In this index, for items in the first 8 unnumbered issues, we will use the number that would have been on the issue had numbers been assigned to them. As a result, you may need to refer to this listing: An issue is now labeled referred to this: as this: Winter 1992 1 Spring 1993 2 Summer 1993 3 Fall 1993 4 Winter 1993 5 Spring 1994 6 Summer 1994 7 Fall 1994 8 This index is divided into four sections. SECTION I: FEATURED ARTICLES SECTION II: COLUMNS SECTION III: FRONT COVER ARTISTS SECTION IV: PAPER DOLLS (full color pages including back covers) SECTION V: ARTIST THEME & DRESS-A-DOLL (begins with #79) These sections are further divided when and as needed to aid in location of material. 1 SECTION I : FEATURED ARTICLES All featured articles published in Paperdoll Review are listed in this Section, bulleted under subject headings shown in large, bold blue letters. An article that heavily features information on several of these blue lettered topics will be listed under each relevant heading. (For example: Wedding Story by Marilyn Henry in Issue #75 is listed in full under Advertising Paper Dolls and also under Weddings.) In addition, extra headings in smaller bold black letters have been added to further aid in tracking down an article, especially those placed under Miscellaneous Articles. In these cases, only the issue number is shown. For each article, there are a number of plausible titles that could be used (from the Table of Contents and from the article itself). The title selected is the one that most succinctly identifies the content. Advertising Paper Dolls See also Product Pushers in COLUMNS Section • Early Advertising Paper Toys, by Elaine Price – 20 • Foreign Magazine Paper Dolls, Advertising & Editorial, by Bruce Patrick Jones – 21 • Patterns and Paper Dolls, by Jane Alfano Rasor – 62 • Magazine Paper Dolls: Post 1950, by Bruce Patrick Jones – 53 • Sweet Art of Selling, by Linda Ocasio – 65 • Wedding Story, by Marilyn Henry – 75 African American – 35 Alley Oop – 69 American Communities This series by Shirley Hedge appeared in Issues #11 – 19. It encapsulated U.S. History in 9 different American periods with relevant paper dolls. • Pt I (1832-1900) Victorian Life – 11 • Pt II (1900-1930) – 12 • Pt III (1930-1940) – 13 • Pt IV (The 1930s) – 14 • Pt V (1940-41) Calm Before the Storm – 15 • Pt VI (Hollywood & WWII) MH – 16 • Pt VII (1941-45) Our Country in Crisis – 17 • Pt VIII (1945-49) New Beginning – 18 • Pt IX (1950-1959) Nifty Fifties – 19 Animal Paper Dolls • Animal Paper Dolls, by Debra Jo Van Dyke and Marilyn Henry – 38 • Bears, by Marilyn Henry – 77 • Catch That Mouse, by Marilyn Henry – 72 • Down on the Farm, by Marilyn Henry – 59 2 • Froggie Fun, by Marilyn Henry – 75 • Great Animal Fashions, by Marilyn Henry – 60 • Here Kitty Kitty Kitty, by Marilyn Henry – 67 • Magic of the Circus, by Tamara Gerard – 55 • Meet the Hoppers; Meet the Bushytails; Meet Mr. and Mrs. Owl, by Marilyn Henry – 60 • Pet Pals, by Marilyn Henry – 55 • Piggies, by Marilyn Henry – 74 • Rabbit Paper Dolls, by Marilyn Henry – 76 • Rabbits Everywhere (especially Peter Rabbit), by Marilyn Henry – 42 • Raining Dogs and Cats, by Shirley Hedge – 10 Antique Paper Dolls • Antique Dolls and their Paper Dolls, by Karen B. Kurtz (photos by Mark A. Kurtz) – 78 • Antique Paper Dolls, by Barbara Hilliker – 5 Around the World (Other Countries & Cultures) Many Areas Covered in the Article – chronological by issue # • Paper Dolls Around the World Part I, by Marilyn Henry – 6 • Paper Dolls Around the World Part II, by Marilyn Henry – 7 • Foreign Magazine Paper Dolls, by Bruce Patrick Jones – 21 • Royalty Paper Dolls, by Anna Socrates – 25 • Paper Dolls Go to the Fair (including World’s Fair), by Marilyn Henry – 33 • Castles & Coronets, Royalty Paper Dolls, by Lorna Currie Thomopoulos – 45 • Let’s Go Native, Folk Costumes, by Kim Brecklein – 57 • Dolls of Many Lands, by Marilyn Henry – 64 Single Area Covered in the Article – alphabetical by nation/region/ethnicity • African American Paper Dolls, collection of Arabella Grayson, by Linda Ocasio – 35 • Nora and Tilly (Women and Home magazine, Britain), by Bruce Patrick Jones – 62 • A Tribute to Prince Philip (Great Britain), by Lorna Currie Thomopoulos – 80 • Twinkle, a Fun Little Star of British Comics, by Lorna Currie Thomopoulos – 73 • Lydia Fraser (Canadian Home Journal paper doll series), by Jan Belcher – 64 • Visit to the Czech Republic (Old Europe), by Lorna Currie Thomopoulos – 75 • Three Little Girls from Denmark, by Marilyn Henry – 73 • Bell Ltd. Dress the Doll Series from England, by Marilyn Henry – 39 • Edward & Sophie, Earl & Countess of Wessex, England, by Lorna Currie Thomopoulos – 78 • Imperial Family of Japan, by Lorna Currie Thomopoulos – 73 • Latin American Paper Dolls, by Linda Ocasio – 28 • Fascination for All Things Oriental, by Marilyn Henry – 53 • Polynesia, by Lorna Currie Thomopoulos & Amanda Halley – 74 • Make Your Own Russian Nesting Doll, by Jean Holt – 33 • Scandinavian Magazine Marvels, Celebrity Paper Dolls, Part I, by Marilyn Henry – 31 • Scandinavian Magazine Marvels Part II, Celebrity Paper Dolls, by Marilyn Henry – 32 Articulated Paper Dolls – 64 Artist Themes – see Section V 3 Artists This list includes both featured articles as well as smaller segments of information about Paper Doll Artists. If it is a featured article, the issue number is in bold and it is shown first. Small segments of information are next, and they are not in bold. • Authors are given for only the featured articles. • Artists are listed alphabetically by last name. • Where artists have two last names (i.e. Fern Bisel Peat), they are listed under both. • Where several artists are featured in one article, each is listed individually. • Clues to locating the information are provided when necessary. • A • Constantin Alajalov, by Marilyn Henry – 52 • Inger Anderson – 60 (Reader’s Page) • Marianne Anderson – 23 (About Artist insert) • Linda Peck Aubry, by Jenny Taliadoros – 30 • John Axe – 13 (About Artist insert), 37 (About Artist insert), 44 (short feature) • B • Corinne & Bill Bailey, both by Marilyn Henry – 56, 63 • McClelland Barclay by Marilyn Henry – 36 • Maginel Wright Barney – 4 • Larry Bassin – 10 (About Artist insert), 19 (About Artist insert) • Sheila Beckett, by Marilyn Henry – 6 • Fern Bisel Peat, by Marilyn Henry – 34 • Joe Bowler, by Marilyn Henry – 18 • Ada Leonora & Sophia May Bowley, by Tamara Gerard – 63 • Barbara Bradley, by Marilyn Henry – 43 • Kim Brecklein – 28 (Paper Doll Nostalgia), 57 (Let’s Go Native) • Robert Moore Brinkerhoff, by Marilyn Henry – 68 (Little Mary Mixup) • Nell Brinkley, by Marilyn Henry – 40 • C • Harrison Cady, by Marilyn Henry – 28, 60 (Reader’s Page) • Betty Campbell, by Tamara Gerard – 65 • Al Capp (Dogpatch USA), by Shirley Hedge – 8 • Carolyn Chester, by Tamara Gerard – 72 • Rachel Cohen (Artist Spotlight – Paper Thin Personas) – 80 • Edna Cooke, by Marilyn Henry – 55 • Bradshaw Crandell, by Marilyn Henry – 7 • D • Martha Davis, by Faye Phillips – 58 • Rachel Taft Dixon, by Marilyn Henry – 31 • Pelagie Doane, by John Axe – 37 • Grace Drayton, by Marilyn Henry – 38 • E F G • Mary Engelbreit, by Marilyn Henry – 22 • Margaret Evans Price, by Marilyn Henry – 27 • Maud Tousey Fangel, by Marilyn Henry – 13 • Maureen Fitzsimmons – 40 (About Artist insert) • Lydia Fraser, by Jan Belcher – 64 4 • Bente Fredsoe – 45 (About Artist insert) • Marilyn Gandre (with Linda Peck Aubry), by Jenny Taliadoros – 30 • Elizabeth Shippen Green, by Marilyn Henry – 30 • Johnny Gruelle, by Marilyn Henry – 20 • H I • Berta & Elmer Hader, by Tamara Gerard – 54 • V. T. Hamlin, by Tamara Gerard – 69 (Alley Oop) • Bob Harman – 14 (About Artist insert) • Ethel Hays, by Marilyn Henry – 24 • Marilyn Henry, by Sandra Hoy – 29, 15 (About Artist insert), 18 (About Artist insert), 24 (About Artist insert), 42 (1 of 4 illus featured), 49 (Reader’s Page) • Ralph Hodgdon – 47 (About Artist insert) • Queen Holden, by Kathy Lawrence – 46 Part I, 47 Part II • Nandor Honti, TG – 52 • Jim Howard, by David Wolfe – 44, 66 (Reader’s Page), 70 (Reader’s Page) • Frances Tipton Hunter, by Marilyn Henry – 21 • Karen Hunter – 54 (About Artist insert) • J • Judy M Johnson, by Judy M Johnson – 38, 23 (About Artist insert) • Bruce Patrick Jones – 7 (About Artist insert), 17 (About Artist insert), 41 (About Artist insert), 45 (About Artist insert) • Darlene Jones – 47 (Reader’s Page) • K • Jacques Kapralik, by Marilyn Henry – 33 • Gertrude A. Kay, by Marilyn Henry – 8, 41 (About Artist insert), 64 (About Artist insert) • Sylvia Kleindinst (Memories
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