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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 by SK) – 33 (Childhood Memories) • Hilary Knight, by Marilyn Henry – 19 • Katharine Sturges Knight, by Marilyn Henry – 53 • Basia Koenig – 38 (About Artist insert) • L • John LaGatta, by Marilyn Henry – 3 • Satch LaValley – 11 (About Artist insert) • Kathy Lawrence – 5 by Marilyn Henry, 46 by Kathy Lawrence, 35 (About Artist insert), 60 (KL paper dolls featured) • Lucy Eleanor Leary, by Marilyn Henry – 9 (short feature) • Lee Lunzer, by Marilyn Henry – 50 • Lucile (also Lucille) Patterson Marsh – 2 (no author credited), 56 (by Marilyn Henry) • M • Connie Marshall – 16 (About Artist insert), 39 (About Artist insert) • Brenda Sneathen Mattox – 2 (Our Artist insert), 27 (About Artist insert), 50 (Reader’s Page) • Neysa McMein, by Marilyn Henry – 14 • Norma Lu Meehan, by Johana Gast Anderton – 39, 14 (About Artist insert), 18 (About Artist insert), 32 (About Artist insert), 42 (1 of 4 illus featured) • Dale Messick, by Shirley Hedge – 35 • Eileen Rudisill Miller – 53 (Reader’s Page) • Hilda Miloche (no author credited) – 10

5 • Norman Mingo, by Marilyn Henry – 12 • Alphonse Mucha, by Marilyn Henry – 75 • N O • Ruth Newton, by Marilyn Henry – 4 • John Darcy Noble, by John Darcy Noble – 11 (Paper Dolls as Fine Art) • Irving Nurick and his Depiction of Teens, by Marilyn Henry – 11 • Rose O’Neill, by Marilyn Henry – 17 • P • Helen Page, by Marilyn Henry – 22, 13 (About Artist insert), 35 (About Artist insert) • Al Parker, by Marilyn Henry – 23 • Cushman Parker, by Tamara Gerard – 66 • Gladys Parker, by Linda Ocasio – 70 (Flapper Fanny & Mopsy Modes) • Lucile (also Lucille) Patterson Marsh – 2 (no author credited), 56 (by Marilyn Henry) • Russell Patterson, by Maria Pereira – 1 • Fern Bisel Peat, by Marilyn Henry – 34 • Linda Peck Aubry, by Jenny Taliadoros – 30 • Coles Phillips, by Sylvia Kleindinst – 45 • Walter Plunkett, by Ralph Hodgdon – 47 • Nan Pollard, by Marilyn Henry – 48 • Beatrix Potter, by Marilyn Henry – 16 • Margaret Evans Price, by Marilyn Henry – 27 • Karen Prince – 20 (About Artist insert) • Q R • Barb Rausch – 14 (About Artist insert) • Karen Reilly, by Karen Reilly – 46, 55 (Reader’s Page), 63 (Reader’s Page) • Dynevor Rhys – 38 (About Artist insert) • Trina Robbins, by Linda Ocasio – 40 • Paul Robinson (Miss Etta Kett), by Marilyn Henry – 67 • Patricia Corte Rooney, by Linda Ocasio – 45 • Peggy Jo Rosamond, by Marilyn Henry – 74 • Penny Ross, by Linda Ocasio – 51 • Ruth Ruhman, by Marilyn Henry – 61 • S • Janet Laura Scott, by Marilyn Henry – 32 • Rebekka Seigel, by Faye Phillips – 35 • Elizabeth Shippen Green – 30 • Dorothy Hope Smith, by Marilyn Henry – 64 (Baby!) • Jesse Wilcox Smith, by Marilyn Henry – 41 • Brenda Sneathen Mattox – 2 (Our Artist insert), 27 (About Artist insert), 50 (Reader’s Page) • Katharine Sturges Knight, by Marilyn Henry – 53 • T • Rachel Taft Dixon, by Marilyn Henry – 31 • Tom Tierney, by Marilyn Henry – 25, 42 (1 of 4 illus featured), 58 (Reader’s Page) • Frances Tipton Hunter, by Marilyn Henry – 21 • Maud Tousey Fangel, by Marilyn Henry – 13 • Wallace Tripp, by Marilyn Henry – 16 6 • U V • Sandy & John Vanderpool, by Marilyn Henry – 26, 8 (About Artist insert) • Charles Ventura, by Jenny Taliadoros – 34 • W X Y Z • Charlotte Ware, by Tamara Gerard – 68 • Charlotte Whatley – 49 (Reader’s Page) • Jon Whitcomb, by Marilyn Henry – 15 • Jesse Wilcox Smith, by Marilyn Henry – 41 • Florence Sarah Winship, by Marilyn Henry – 61 • Bill Woggon (Katy Keene), by Barb Rausch – 7 • David Wolfe – 31 (About Artist insert), 42 (1 of 4 illustrators featured), 49 (Reader’s Page) • Maginel Wright Barney – 4 (short feature) • Chic Young, by Shirley Hedge – 7 (Dagwood & Blondie)

Artists’ Notes – see Section II: COLUMNS

Babies, Children, Teens and Families Babies (mostly) • Baby Paper Dolls, by Shirley Hedge – 35 • Oh, You Beautiful Babies, by Shirley Hedge & Marilyn Henry – 2 • Pretty Baby, by Marilyn Henry – 74 • You Must Have Been a Beautiful Baby, by Marilyn Henry – 64 Babies and Children • Children Paper Dolls, by Marilyn Henry – 41 • Dionne Quints, by Shirley Hedge – 30 • Paper Doll Children Love Their Toys, by Jane Alfano Rasor – 69 • Playmate Paper Dolls, by Tamara Gerard – 73 • So Many Dolls, So Much Fun, by Marilyn Henry – 63 Babies, Children and Teens • Age Changing Paper Dolls, by Marilyn Henry – 49 • Just Alike? Twin Paper Dolls, by Marilyn Henry – 54 • Sisters, by Tamara Gerard – 59 • Watching Paper Dolls Grow, Miloche’s Nancy, by Marilyn Henry – 48 Children • Children of the Garden, by Marilyn Henry – 68 • Colortype’s Beautiful Dressing Dolls, by Tamara Gerard – 67 • The Ginghams, by Jane Alfano Rasor – 70 • Kidnapped Children for Play, Olde Deerfield Dolls, by Tamara Gerard – 58 • Little Boys and Their Sailboats (no author) – 69 Children and Teens • Back to School, by Jane Alfano Rasor – 60 • Modern Dolls a-Plenty (Gabriel and Sons #886, circa 1933) by Marilyn Henry – 72 Families • Big Big Cut Out Book, by Marilyn Henry – 61 • Four Mothers, Lane Sisters and Gale Page, by Marilyn Henry – 38 • It’s All in the Family Paper Dolls, by Marilyn Henry – 18 7 • Mother & Daughter Paper Dolls, by Shirley Hedge – 29 • Nursery Manners and Nursery Rules, by Marilyn Henry – 56 Teens • Boarding School Girls, by Marilyn Henry – 25 • Robin Hall Boarding School (Jack & Jill), by Marilyn Henry – 57 • Teen Paper Dolls by Merrill Co., by Marilyn Henry – 33 • Those Pretty Teens, Jane Alfano Rasor – 65

Betsy McCall – 10, 49, 77 Ballet – see Dance Beauty Pageants – 40 Betty Bonnet – 54 Between the Covers – see Section II: COLUMNS Black Paper Dolls – 35 Blondie and Dagwood - 7 Boarding School – 25, 57

Books We Loved As Children These articles are about books that do not necessarily contain paper dolls. • Little Golden Books, by John Axe – 15 • P.F. Volland Co. Published the Books We Loved, by Sylvia Kleindinst – 13 • Whitman’s Celebrity Mystery Books, John Axe – 18

Boy Scouts – see Scouting Brenda Starr – 35 Brides – see Weddings Bridge Tallies – 17 Brownie Scouts – see Scouting Camp Fire Girls – see Scouting Can You Solve This Mystery? – see Section II: COLUMNS Carnival – 71

Careers • See also Military. • Brenda Starr, Girl Reporter, by Shirley Hedge – 35 • Dollies Do Their Spring Housekeeping, by Marilyn Henry – 61 • Down on the Farm, by Marilyn Henry – 59 • Glamour Girls of the Skies, by Jane Alfano Rasor – 58 • Let’s Play Doctor, by Marilyn Henry – 61 • Let’s Play Nurse, by Jane Alfano Rasor – 52 • Magic of the Circus, by Tamara Gerard – 55 • Pretty Breadwinner Winnie Winkle, by Marilyn Henry – 63 • Women in the Workforce, by Elaine Price – 22

Celebrities Single Star, Star Couple Or Star Group • A • June Allyson, by Marilyn Henry – 69 8 • Julie Andrews, by Rod Labbe – 53 • Eve Arden, by David Wolfe – 73 • B • Lucille Ball, by Marilyn Henry – 26, 27 (correction made) • Ann Blyth, by David Wolfe – 55 • C • Marge and Gower Champion, by Marilyn Henry – 76 • Lon Chaney, by Andrea Helen Smith – 80 • Rosemary Clooney, by Lorna Currie Thomopoulos – 77 • Claudette Colbert, by David Wolfe – 46 • D • Bette Davis, by Marilyn Henry – 32 • The Dolly Sisters with June Haver & Betty Grable, by Marilyn Henry – 12 • Linda Darnell & Tyrone Power, by Marilyn Henry – 51 • Doris Day, Oh Happy Day, by David Wolfe – 58 • Irene Dunne, by Marilyn Henry – 62 • Deanna Durbin, by Marilyn Henry – 39 • E F G • Alice Faye, by Marilyn Henry – 42 • Annette Funicello, by Rod Labbe – 56 • Judy Garland, by Marilyn Henry – 41 • Greer Garson, by Marilyn Henry – 35 • Gloria Jean, by Marilyn Henry – 66 • Betty Grable, by Marilyn Henry –29, also short article in 12 with Between the Covers • H I J • June Haver - 12 • Susan Hayward, by Marilyn Henry – 61 • Rita Hayworth, by Marilyn Henry – 40 • Sonja Henie, by Marilyn Henry – 36 • K L • Grace Kelly, by Lorna Currie Thomopoulos – 75 • Hedy Lamarr, by Marilyn Henry – 38 • Dorothy Lamour, by Amanda Halley – 74 • Lane Sisters (Four Mothers, Lane Sisters and Gale Page), by Marilyn Henry – 38 • Lennon Sisters, by Martha Raively – 72 • M N O • Jeanette MacDonald, by Marilyn Henry – 34 • Mary Martin, by David Wolfe – 63 • Marilyn Monroe, by Tamara Gerard – 70 • Elizabeth Montgomery, by Lorna Currie Thomopoulos – 78 • Colleen Moore, by Marilyn Henry – 14 • Kim Novak, the Lavender Blonde, by Marilyn Henry – 64 • P Q • Gale Page (Four Mothers, Lane Sisters and Gale Page), by Marilyn Henry – 38 • Suzy Parker, by Marilyn Henry – 43 • Mary Pickford, by David Wolfe – 54 • Jane Powell, by Marilyn Henry – 72 9 • Tyrone Power & Linda Darnell, by Marilyn Henry – 51 • R S • Jane Russell, by Marilyn Henry – 60 • Dinah Shore, by Marilyn Henry – 57 • Ann Sothern, by Marilyn Henry – 37 • Gale Storm, by Marilyn Henry – 68 • T U V • Elizabeth Taylor, by Marilyn Henry – 19 • Shirley Temple, by Evelyn Bradmon – 79 • Shirley Temple, by Marilyn Henry – 5 • Lana Turner, by Marilyn Henry – 9 • W X Y Z • Virginia Weidler, by Marilyn Henry – 71 • Esther Williams, by David Wolfe – 67 • Jane Withers, both by Marilyn Henry – 2, 48 Many Celebrities Within An Entertainment Field • The Big Band Era (Entertainers & Their Music, Pt 2), by Shirley Hedge – 21 • Stars from Broadway (Entertainers & Their Music, Pt 3), by Shirley Hedge – 22 • Celebrity Paper Dolls, Scandinavian Magazine Marvels Part I, by Marilyn Henry – 31 • Celebrity Paper Dolls, Scandinavian Magazine Marvels Part II, by Marilyn Henry – 32 • Child Stars, by Marilyn Henry – 28 • Watching Child Stars Grow Up, by Marilyn Henry – 39 • Dressograph Stars, St. Louis Post-Dispatch, by Marilyn Henry – 59 • Film Sirens & Femme Fatales, by Lorna Currie Thomopolous with Marilyn Henry – 50 • Filmland Couples, by Marilyn Henry – 59 • Hollywood Starlets, by Marilyn Henry – 31 • Movie All Stars Cut Out Book, by Marilyn Henry - 71 • When Color Came to the Movie Screen, by David Wolfe, with Marilyn Henry and Jenny Taliadoros – 71 • A Good Man is Hard to Find, Part II (male paper dolls of movies & TV) by John Axe – 14 • Ravishing Redheads in Glorious Technicolor! (movies), by David Wolfe – 61 • Our Gang, by Tamara Gerard – 67 • They Had Faces Then! (Movie Stars of the Silent Screen), by Rod Labbe – 80 • Great Singers (Entertainers & Their Music, Pt 1), by Shirley Hedge – 20 • World of Soap Operas, by Marilyn Henry with Shirley Hedge – 26 • A Good Man is Hard to Find, Part II (male paper dolls of movies & TV) by John Axe – 14 • My TV Families, by Gina Clarke – 51 • TV Show Paper Dolls, by John Axe – 26, 27 (correction) • Gaudy Vaudeville, by Marilyn Henry – 12 • Ziegfeld Girl, by Marilyn Henry – 49

Cherry Ames – 37 Children – see Babies, Children, Teens and Families Circus – 55 Clark’s O.N.T. Thread Spools – 75 (in Wedding Story)

10 Collecting, Organizing, Preserving, Selling and Sharing • Advice for Beginning Collectors, by Judy M Johnson – 18 • African American Paper Dolls, collection of Arabella Grayson, by Linda Ocasio – 35 • Archiving/Restoring Magnetic Paper Dolls, by Judy M Johnson – 24 • Artist, Collector, Designer Patricia Corte Rooney, by Linda Ocasio – 45 • Downsizing Your Collection, by Sheryl Jaeger & Martha Raively – 77 • eBay Shopping Tips, by Gina Clarke – 42 • How to Buy Paper Dolls Through eBay, by Sylvia Kleindinst – 19 • How to Start or Join a Round Robin, by Sylvia Kleindinst – 72 • How to Store & Index, by Johana Gast Anderton – 46, 47 (Q&A Follow-Up) • How to Throw Your Own Paper Doll Party, by Marilyn Henry – 14 • Ken Knutsen Estate Paper Doll Collection, by Judy M Johnson – 26 • Let’s Display our Paper Dolls, by Jean Polus – 13 • Merrily Paper Dolling Along, a Collector’s Story, by Judy Traina – 41 • My Lifelong Obsession with Paper, by Judy M Johnson – 30 • On Collecting, by Arabella Grayson – 35 • Organize Your Own Paper Doll Club, by Jean Polus & Shirley Hedge – 2 • Paper Doll Preservation, series by Judy M Johnson – 11, 21, 24 • Paper Doll Round Robins, by Jean Polus – 9 • Profile of a Paper Doll Club (Detroit), by Jean Polus Tabola – 37 • Shirley Fischer Paper Doll Auction, by Kwei-lin Lum – 39 • Turning Cut into Uncut, by Marilyn Henry – 2 • Why Attend a National Paper Doll Convention? by Jean Polus – 11 • You Know You’re a Paper Doll Collector When…, by Cindy Ferguson – 54 • Your Collectibles & Your Estate, by Jean Polus – 6

Coloring Books – 1, 2, 3 Comic Books – see Paper Dolls in Comic Books, Magazines and Newspapers Cover Artists – see Section III: Front Cover Artists Convention Reports – see Section II: COLUMNS under Reader’s Page Cowboys / Cowgirls – 49, 71 Crafts – see Design and Craft, also Playtime with Sandy Cruises – see Traveling Dagwood and Blondie – 7

Dance • Ballet Paper Dolls, by Margaret Menamin – 32 • Dance, Dance, Dance, by Marilyn Henry – 66

Debutantes – 66 Delineator Magazine – 56, 72

Design and Craft Your Own Paper Dolls • See also Playtime with Sandy • Catalog Paper Dolls, by Johana Gast Anderton – 27 • Color Your Own, by Barbara Hilliker – 3 • Create Crafty Costumes for your Paper Dolls, by Johana Gast Anderton – 37 11 • Creative Copies (designing paper dolls based on fine art), by Deanna Williams – 6 • Crepe Paper Magic with Martha Davis, by Faye Phillips – 58 • Dennison: Do-It-Yourself Paper Doll Kits, by Shirley Hedge – 31 • Design & Embellish Movie Star Paper Dolls, by Marilyn Henry w/ Margaret Menamin – 31 • Design Your Own Paper Doll (an unusual paper wrap) - 7 • Design Your Own Paper Doll Fashions for a Fashion Doll, by Marilyn Henry – 3 • Design Your Own Paper Doll Fashions for a Fashion Plate Doll – 2 • Designing Your Own Paper Dolls, by Elaine Price – 5 • Drawing the Male Paper Doll, by Norma Lu Meehan – 14 • Early 20th Century Handmades, by Shirley Hedge – 29, 31 (Reader’s Page correction) • Good Head on her Shoulders (how to make inserted-head paper dolls), by Margaret Menamin – 9 • How I Paint a Paper Doll Book, by Bruce Patrick Jones – 60 • How to Start or Join a Round Robin, by Sylvia Kleindinst – 72 • Jeepers, Creepers, Where’d you get those Peepers (how to make your own famous paper dolls), by Margaret Menamin – 13 • Let’s Make a Paper Doll House, by Marilyn Henry – 24 • Make Your Own Ballerina Paper Doll, by Margaret Menamin – 32 • Make Your Own Russian Nesting Doll, by Jean Holt – 33 • Making Friends in Paper, by Margaret Menamin – 8 • Techniques with Colored Pencils, by Marilyn Henry – 4 • Turning Cut into Uncut, by Marilyn Henry – 2

Dionne Quintuplets – 13, 30 Discoveries – see Section II: COLUMNS Doctors and Nurses – 52, 61 Dolly Dingle – 38 Dorothy Dimple – 66 Dress-A-Doll Artists – see Section V Dress Patterns and Paper Dolls – 62 Dressographs – 59 eBay – 19, 42 Etta Kett – 66, 67 Eyeglasses – 45 Fairies – 23, 60 Fairs (State, County, Country, World) – 33 Fairy Tales – see Storyland Family – see Babies, Children, Teens and Families Farm – 59

Fashion and Its Designers and Illustrators • Art Deco, by Judy M Johnson & Marilyn Henry – 58 • Big Beautiful Sleeves, The 1890s, by Brenda Sneathen Mattox – 80 • Brief History of Fashion (1850-1900), by Marilyn Henry – 11 • Changing Fashions, (After WWII), by Marilyn Henry – 18 • Claire McCardell, an American Designer, by Marilyn Henry - 68 • Fashion Between the Wars 1918-1940, by Scott Jorgenson – 51 12 • Fashion Illustrators Turned Paper Doll Artists – Marilyn Henry, Tom Tierney, Norma Lu Meehan, and David Wolfe – 42 • Fashion Shows from California Paper Doll Parties, by Marilyn Henry – 20 • Fashions and Designers of the 30s, by David Wolfe – 34 • The Fashions of Change, WWI, by Brenda Sneathen – 4 • First Ladies, Fashions in the White House, by Anna Socrates – 50 • Glamour Girls of the Skies (stewardesses), by Jane Alfano Rasor – 58 • Good Olde Summertime (beach attire), by Marilyn Henry – 62 • Hats, Hats, Hats, by Tamara Gerard – 70 • Hollywood Fashions (1930s), by Marilyn Henry – 56 • It Takes a Pattern, by Jane Alfano Rasor – 62 • Let’s Play Dress Up (Fancy Dress paper dolls), by Tamara Gerard – 71 • Paper Dolls Weather the Storms in Fashionable Attire! by Marilyn Henry – 63 • Pierre Cardin (1922-2020), by Lorna Currie Thomopoulos – 79 • Surprising Story of Stripes, by Amanda Hallay – 79 • The 40s, Patriotism and Paper Dolls, by David Wolfe – 42 • The 50s, Poodle Skirts to Parisian Couture, by David Wolfe – 48 • The 60s, From Simple Elegance to Mod Madness, by David Wolfe – 43 • The 70s, Protests, Platforms & Polyester, by David Wolfe – 44 • Transition Period 1900-1925: From Ladies to Women, by Jane Alfano Rasor – 66

Films – see Stage and Screen First Ladies – 50 Flapper Fanny – 70 Flip Books – 79 Fluffy Ruffles – 57 Folk Costumes – 57 Folk Tales – see Storyland Friends – 73 Gardens – 68 German paper doll book (Kinder aus aller Welt / Children Around the World) – 64 Gift Wrap - 71

Gimmicks • The Big Big Cut Out Book, by Marilyn Henry – 61 • The Fuzzy Paper Doll Sets (flocking), by Shirley Hedge – 15 • Many Heads for your Doll, by Tamara Gerard – 65 • The Best Paper Doll Gimmicks, by Elaine Price – 12 • Front and Back Dolls, Paper Doll Gimmicks, by Elaine Price – 13 • Dennison: Do-It-Yourself Paper Doll Kits, by Shirley Hedge – 31 • Lace-Up Paper Dolls, by Jane Alfano Rasor – 34 • Magical Marys (magnetic), by Gina Clarke – 49 • Moving Paper Dolls, by Tamara Gerard – 64 • Paper Novelties, Popups and Cutouts, by Marilyn Henry – 44 • Getting Punchy (punch-outs #1 of 3), by Joan Gleske – 8 • Getting Punchy II (punch-outs #2 of 3), by Joan Gleske & Shirley Hedge – 9 • More than Punchy (punch-outs #3 of 3), by Shirley Hedge – 10 • Quilting Way with Paper Dolls, by Faye Phillips – 35 13 • Rolling Eyes, Changeable Heads, Cling-on Clothes, by Marilyn Henry – 43 • Wooden Paper Dolls, by Marilyn Henry – 36

Girl Scouts / Girl Guides – see Scouting Glasses / Eyeglasses – 45 Good Neighbor Policy - 28

Greeting Card Paper Dolls • Greeting Card Paper Dolls, by Louise Leek – 46 • Life at American Greetings, by Karen Reilly & Kathy Lawrence – 46

Grooms – see Weddings Growing Up – 48, 49 Hallay, Amanda – 66 (Reader’s Page) Handmades – 29, 31 (Reader’s Page correction) Hats – 70 Heads, Multi – 43, 65 History, U.S. – see American Communities Housework – 61 In Memory – see Section II: COLUMNS, under Reader’s Page In the Cards – see Section II: COLUMNS In the Kitchen with Paper Dolls – see Section II: COLUMNS Indians – see Native Americans J & P Coats/Clark – 75 (in Wedding Story) Jointed Paper Dolls – 64 Jumping Jacks – 64 Junior Red Cross – see Scouting Judy Bolton – 37 Katy Keene – 7, 19, 68 Kent State University (Saalfield Archives) – 73 Let’s Play Paper Dolls – see Section II: COLUMNS Little Delineator Magazine – 56 Little Louise – 66 Little Mary Mixup – 68 Little Rascals – 67 Magazine Paper Dolls – see Paper Dolls in Comic Books, Magazines and Newspapers Magnetic Paper Dolls – 24, 49 Maid Marian – 76 Mardi Gras - 71 Mary Lou Paper Dolls, Canadian Home Journal – 64 (in Lydia Fraser article) Masquerade – 71 McCall’s Magazine – 49 Medical Career – see Careers

Male Paper Dolls • A Good Man is Hard to Find, Part I (famous male paper dolls), by John Axe – 13 • A Good Man is Hard to Find, Part II (famous male paper dolls), by John Axe – 14

14 Mickey Mouse Club - 56

Military & World Wars • Fashion Between the Wars 1918-1940, by Scott Jorgenson – 51 • Fashions of Change, WWI, by Brenda Sneathen – 4 • The 40s, Patriotism & Paper Dolls, by David Wolfe – 42 • Girl Heroes of the War, by Marilyn Henry – 17 • Oh, the Glamour of a Uniform (military paper dolls), by Joan Gleske – 3 • Paper Dolls & World War II, Patriotic Play During the 1940s, by Shirley Hedge – 3 • Transition Period 1900-1925: From Ladies to Women, by Jane Alfano Rasor – 66 • WWII Pin Up Girls, by Marilyn Henry – 16

Millie the Model – 75

Miscellaneous Articles • Calendar Paper Dolls, by Marilyn Henry – 27 • Dress-alike Paper Dolls, by Marilyn Henry – 1 • Enchanted Dolls’ House and paper dolls, by Louise Leek – 79 • Four Eyes, Paper Dolls with Glasses, by Gina Clarke – 45 • Have You Seen These Before (series), by Marilyn Henry – 65 • It’s a Wrap (wrapping paper), by Jane Alfano Rasor – 71 • It’s Always Party Time, by Marilyn Henry - 69 • Match-Mates, Matching Paper Dolls & Coloring Books (3 part series), by Marilyn Henry – 1, 2, 3 • Old New Harmony, an Experiment in Utopia, by Shirley Hedge – 23 • Paper Doll Trivia Quiz Answers, by Jenny Taliadoros – 52 • Paper Doll Trivia Quiz, by Jenny Taliadoros – 51 • Paper Dolls as Fine Art, by John Darcy Noble – 11 • Paper Dolls go to the Fair, by Marilyn Henry – 33 • Paper Dolls go West, by Charlotte Whatley and Marilyn Henry – 49, correction in 51 • Paper Dolls of all Sizes, by Marilyn Henry – 53 • Pin-up Girls and their Artists, by David Wolfe – 40 • Sporting Paper Dolls, by Marilyn Henry – 36 • Teaching Bible Stories thru Paper Play, by Shirley Hedge – 21 • Those Glamorous Debutantes, by Marilyn Henry – 66 • Where Paper Dolls Live (paper dolls & their houses), by Marilyn Henry – 57

Mopsy – 70 Mother Goose – see Storyland Mouseketeers – 56 Movie Play Set – 71 Movies – see Stage and Screen Multi-Head Paper Dolls – 43, 65 Museums – 70 (Reader’s Page) Music – 20, 21, 22 My Favorite Things – see Section II: COLUMNS Nancy Drew – 37

15 Nannies – 56 Native Americans – 49, 58, 71 Newspaper Paper Dolls – see Paper Dolls in Comic Books, Magazines and Newspapers

Nostalgia Authors share memories of paper dolls in their lives. • Alphabetical by author. • Memoirs of a Paper Doll Lover, by Virginia Blair – 9 • The Sweetest Part of Childhood, by Kim Brecklein – 28 • A Million Dollar Baby, Woolworth Paper Dolls, by Virginia Crossley – 12 • Saga of the Missing Paper Dolls, by Nan Bonfoey Hallman – 61 • The Kitchen Front (during WWII), by Shirley Hedge – 3 • Nostalgia (series), by Shirley Hedge – 1, 2, 3 • Paper Dolls and World War II (Through a Child’s Eyes), by Shirley Hedge – 3 • The Day I Went to Paper Doll Heaven, by Marilyn Henry – 10 • Down on the Farm, by Marilyn Henry – 59 • Margie & Me and our Paper Dolls, by Marilyn Henry – 39 • Paper Towns for Paper People, by Marilyn Henry – 68 • My Childhood Memories of Sonja Henie, by Helen Johnson – 36 • My Lifelong Obsession with Paper, by Judy M Johnson – 30 • Movie Memories of a Small Town Girl, by Sylvia Kleindinst – 33 • Favorite Childhood Paper Dolls, by Brenda Sneathen Mattox – 24 • The Green Sands of Summer (Jane Arden), by Margaret Menamin – 7 • I’d Rather Have a Paper Doll, by Margaret Menamin – 4 • The Paper Chase (Jane Arden/Valkyrie in ’43), by Margaret Menamin – 6 • Paper Joys, by Margaret Menamin – 5 • Journaling with Paper Dolls, by Jenny Taliadoros – 55 • The Lure of Old Paper Dolls, by Sandy Vanderpool – 8 • Escaping to a World of Beauty & Glamour, by David Wolfe – 36

Not Paper Dolls • Alphabetical by Type of Item • Debbie Reynolds Collection Auction, by Kwei-lin Lum – 50 • What’s a Bonzo, by John Axe – 16 • Bridge Tallies & Other Paper Lovelies, by Elaine Price – 17 • Vintage Games, by Linda Ocasio – 27, 28 (explanatory note) • Elizabeth Taylor Collection (jewelry), by David Wolfe – 52 • Houses That Paper Built (paper houses), by Marilyn Henry – 14 • Paper Doll Towns, by Gina Bridges Clarke – 43 • Paper Towns for Paper People, by Marilyn Henry – 68 • Early Advertising Paper Toys, by Elaine Price – 21

Nursery Rhyme – see Storyland Nurses and Doctors – 52, 61 Nutty Novelties – see Section II: COLUMNS Ocean Liners – 59 Our Gang – 67 16 Pantins – 64 Paper Doll Clubs, How-to-Form – 2, 37 Paper Doll Events, State & Local – see Section II: COLUMNS, Reader’s Page Paper Doll Party, How-to-Give – 14 Paper Dolls Created for PDR – see Section IV: PAPER DOLLS Paper Dolls in the Wild – see Section II: COLUMNS

Paper Dolls in Comic Books, Magazines and Newspapers • Alphabetical by Title Single Characters or Series Spotlighted • Alley Oop, by Tamara Gerard – 69 • Betsy McCall, by Evie Fullingim – 49 • Betsy McCall, by Marilyn Henry – 10 • “Betsy, My Paper Doll”, lyrics by Pascal, Johnston & Kay – 77 • Betty Bonnet, by Tamara Gerard – 54 • Brenda Starr, Girl Reporter, by Shirley Hedge – 35 • Chic Young’s Dagwood & Blondie, by Shirley Hedge – 7 • Cushman Parker (Dorothy Dimple, Little Louise & others), by Tamara Gerard – 66 • Dogpatch, the Yokums and Al Capp by Shirley Hedge – 8 • Flapper Fanny and Mopsy (Look Alikes), by Linda Ocasio – 70 • Flash Gordon Paper Dolls, by Gregory Urbach – 78 • Fluffy Ruffles, by Linda Ocasio – 57 • Hilda Miloche’s Nancy, My How You’ve Grown (Story Parade magazine) – 48 • Jane Arden, Solving Crime in the Comics, by Marilyn Henry – 41 • Katy Keene, the Paper Doll Queen, by Barb Rausch – 7 • Little Mary Mixup, by Marilyn Henry – 68 • Meet Millie the Model, by Jane Aalfano Rasor – 75 • Meet Miss Etta Kett and her artist Paul Robinson, by Marilyn Henry – 67 • Nora and Tilly (Woman and Home, Britain), by Bruce Patrick Jones – 62 • Penny Ross, by Linda Ocasio – 51 • Pretty Breadwinner Winnie Winkle, by Marilyn Henry – 63 • Robin Hall Boarding School (Jack & Jill), by Marilyn Henry – 57 • Twinkle, a Fun Little Star of British Comics, by Lorna Currie Thomopoulos – 73 • Welcome to Cherry Road, (Jack & Jill), by Marilyn Henry – 56 Multiple Characters / Series Included • Big and Little Delineator, by Tamara Gerard – 56 • Carolyn Chester Specialties (Round-a-bout Dolls), by Tamara Gerard – 72 • Dressograph Stars, St. Louis Post-Dispatch, by Marilyn Henry – 59 • Fairy Stories in the Pages of Magazines, by Tamara Gerard – 60 • Foreign Magazine Paper Dolls, Advertising & Editorial, by Bruce Patrick Jones – 21 • Lydia Fraser (Canadian Home Journal paper dolls), by Jan Belcher – 64 • Magazine Paper Dolls: Post 1950, by Bruce Patrick Jones – 53 • Magazine Treasures (paper dolls & paper toys), by Bruce Patrick Jones – 52 • Newspaper Paper Dolls of Charlotte Ware, by Tamara Gerard – 68 • On the Flip Side, by Jill Kaar Hanson – 78 • Paper Doll Series in Magazines and Newspapers, by Marilyn Henry – 65 • Paper Dolls from the Funny Papers, by Marilyn Henry – 7

17 • Patterns and Paper Dolls (magazines, paper dolls, patterns), by Jane Alfano Rasor – 62 • Scandinavian Magazine Marvels, Celebrity Paper Dolls, Part I, by Marilyn Henry – 31 • Scandinavian Magazine Marvels Part II, Celebrity Paper Dolls, by Marilyn Henry – 32 • Treasures from Children’s Magazines, by Marilyn Henry – 43 • Trina Robbins, Comic Book Artist, by Linda Ocasio – 40 • Women in the Comics, by Marilyn Henry – 8

Paper Houses / Sets / Theaters / Towns – 14, 19, 43, 44, 55, 57, 59, 65, 68, 70, 79 Paper Toys – 21, 52, 69, see also Nutty Novelties in Section II: COLUMNS Party Theme – 69, 71 Pin-Up Girls - 16 Place Cards - 17 Play Pages – see Section II: COLUMNS Playmates - 73

Playtime with Sandy (Initially titled Wednesdays with Sandy) All articles in this series are by Sandy Vanderpool. See also Design and Craft Your Own Paper Dolls. • Chronological by issue number • How Sandy’s Playtime Group Got Started - 17 • Making New Clothes For Old Paper Dolls – 18 • Making Paper Houses For Our Paper Dolls – 19 • Make Yourself Into a Paper Doll – 20 • Combining Dolls and Paper Dolls – 22 • Enhancing Paper Doll Costumes – 23 • Make Your Own Celebrity Paper Dolls – 24 • Place & Trace – 25 • Scrapbooking with Paper Dolls – 27 • How to Make Paper Shops – 28 • Turn Yourself into a Vintage Paper Doll – 29 • Make Your Own Paper Doll Bookmark Fan (paper doll by Beverly Micucci) – 30 • What to Do with Paper Doll Accessories – 33 • Making Paper Doll Notes – 34 • Vintage Paper Doll Bookmarks – 36 • Making Cozy Corners for Paper Dolls – 38 • Making Cozy Corners for Ann Estelle and Georgia – 39 • “Kidding” Around with Paper Dolls – 41 • Christmas Card Dress-Up – 51

Postcards with Paper Dolls • Ada Leonora & Sophia May Bowley (and their postcards), by Tamara Gerard – 63 • Paper Doll Post Cards, by Kwei-lin Lum – 79

Preservation – see Gather, Collect, Organize, Preserve, Sell and Share Prince and Princesses – see Royalty (real-life) Product Pushers – see Section II COLUMNS

18 Publishers These articles either feature the named publisher, or they feature the history and artist behind a particular set by the named publisher. Merrill • The Very Collectible Merrills, Teen Paper Dolls, by Marilyn Henry – 33 • Double Wedding (Merrill #3472, 1939), by Marilyn Henry – 57 Saalfield • Saalfield, an Early Success in Publishing, by Marilyn Henry – 17 • Little Mary Mixup (Saalfield, 1922), by Marilyn Henry – 68 • Pretty Paper Dollies, Saalfield Paper Doll Archives at Kent State University, by Martha Raively – 73 • Paper Dolls, 180 Pieces to Cut Out by Bill & Corinne Bailey (Saalfield #247, 1932), by Marilyn Henry – 63 • Hollywood Fashion Dolls (Saalfield #2242, 1939), by Marilyn Henry – 56 Whitman • The Whitman Story, by Karen B. Kurtz – 75 • Doll Town by Rachel Taft Dixon (Whitman #979, 1938), by Marilyn Henry – 55 • Big Big Cut Out Book by Florence Sarah Winship (Whitman #998, 1941), by Marilyn Henry – 61 • Bedknobs & Broomsticks (Whitman #1999, 1971), by Marilyn Henry – 50 Others – listed alphabetically by publisher • American Colortype Co., Dressing Dolls, by Tamara Gerard – 67 • Carlsen Verlag Co., Three Little Girls from Denmark, by Marilyn Henry – 73 • Current Company, by Marilyn Henry – 45 • Dennison’s Do-It-Yourself Paper Doll Kits, by Shirley Hedge – 31 • Modern Dolls A-Plenty by Eloise Wilkin (Gabriel & Sons #895, 1933), by Marilyn Henry – 72 • Graham & Matlack Publishers, by Jane Alfano Rasor – 38 • Hobby House Press Books and Paper Dolls, by Linda Ocasio – 74 • Little Golden Books, by John Axe – 15 • Olde Deerfield Paper Dolls (Old Deerfield Doll House Gift Shop, 1919), by Tamara Gerard – 58 • Peck Aubry (Peck-Gandre), by Jenny Taliadoros – 30 • Simon and Schuster, Hilda Miloche’s Judy and Jim, by Marilyn Henry – 47

Quilts with Paper Dolls – 35 Raggedy Ann & Andy – 20 Reader’s Page – see Section II, COLUMNS Religious Paper Dolls – 21 Report From Abroad – see Section II, COLUMNS “Road To…” Movies – 74 Robin Hood – 76 Round Robins – 9, 72 Round-a-bout Dolls – 72 Royalty (real-life) – 25, 45, 73, 78, 80 Ruddell, Paul A. (Hobby House Press) – 74 Saalfield Archives – 73 Sailboats – 69

19 St. Louis Post Dressographs – 59 School – 25, 57, 60

Scouting • Good Scouts, by Lorna Currie Thomopoulos – 52 • Scouts Honor, by Jill Kaar Hanson – 76

Sharing with Shirley – see Section II, COLUMNS Sisters – 59 Sports – 36

Stage and Screen Productions • See also Celebrities, when looking for TV and Movie Productions. One Production • Babes in Toyland, by Rod Labbe – 56 • Bedknobs & Broomsticks, by Marilyn Henry – 50 • Gone With the Wind, by Marilyn Henry – 47 • The Happiest Millionaire, by Marilyn Henry – 48 • Holiday Inn, by Marilyn Henry – 45 • Lost Horizon, by Marilyn Henry – 44 • Margaret Mitchell (Gone with the Wind), by Linda Deitchman – 47 • Mary Poppins, by Marilyn Henry – 53 • My Fair Lady, by Marilyn Henry – 52 • Pollyanna, by Evelyn Bradmon – 80 • Singin’ in the Rain, by David Wolfe - 80 One Type of Production • The Big Band Era (Entertainers & Their Music, Pt 2), by Shirley Hedge – 21 • Stars from Broadway (Entertainers & Their Music Pt 3), by Shirley Hedge – 22 • Magic of the Circus, by Tamara Gerard – 55 • When Color Came to the Movie Screen, by David Wolfe, with Marilyn Henry and Jenny Taliadoros – 71 • Movies Go West, by Marilyn Henry – 80 • Pageantry Paper Dolls, by Marilyn Henry – 40 • The Sound of Silents (The Silent Screen), by Valerie Keller – 80 • They Had Faces Then! (The Silent Screen), by Rod Labbe – 80 • The Transition to Talkies, by David Wolfe – 80 • Gaudy Vaudeville, by Marilyn Henry – 12 • Ziegfeld Girl, by Marilyn Henry – 49

Stewardesses – 58

Storyland Articles where paper dolls are related to books and stories for children. Books of Fiction • Alice in Wonderland, by Marilyn Henry – 24 • Bedknobs & Broomsticks, by Marilyn Henry – 50 • Childhood Books We’ve Loved Became Paper Dolls, by Martha Raively – 69 20 • Flip Books (when storybooks are also paper dolls), by Martha Raively – 79 • Girl Detectives in Fiction, by Marilyn Henry – 37 • Handsome Prince, Fair Lady, by Marilyn Henry – 70 • Little Women, by Linda Deitchman & Marilyn Henry – 44 • Mary Poppins, by Marilyn Henry – 53 • Once Upon a Time Part I (paper dolls from stories and novels), by Shirley Hedge & Marilyn Henry – 4 • Peck Aubrey Storybook Paper Dolls & More, by Jenny Taliadoros – 30 • Pinocchio, by Linda Ocasio – 77 • Pollyanna, by Evelyn Bradmon – 80 • Rabbits Everywhere (spotlighting Peter Rabbit), by Marilyn Henry – 42 • Robin Hood, by Lorna Currie Thomopoulos – 76 • Storybook Paper Dolls, by Marilyn Henry – 37 • Surprise, Paper Dolls that Hide in Books, by Martha Raively – 76 Folk & Fairy Tales • Cinderella, by Marilyn Henry – 77 • Cinderella, My Childhood Companion, by Anna D. Socrates – 23 • Fairy Stories in the Pages of Magazines, by Tamara Gerard – 60 • Flower Fairies, by Debra Jo Van Dyke – 23 • Goldilocks & the Three Bears, by Marilyn Henry – 46 • Handsome Prince, Fair Lady, by Marilyn Henry – 70 • Little Red Riding Hood, by Marilyn Henry – 47 • Peck Aubrey Storybook Paper Dolls & More, by Jenny Taliadoros – 30 • Once Upon a Time Part II (paper dolls from fairy tales), by Shirley Hedge – 5 • Wonderful World of the Brothers Grimm, by Marilyn Henry – 41 Mother Goose & Nursery Rhymes • Graham & Matlack’s Mother Goose Paper Dolls, by Jane Alfano Rasor – 38 • Mother Goose, by Tamara Gerard – 63 • Nursery Rhyme Paper Dolls of Ada & Sophia Bowley, by Tamara Gerard – 63 • Once Upon a Time Part III (paper dolls from nursery rhymes), by Shirley Hedge – 6 Stories • Bertram and the Mermaid by Paul T. Gilbert, Story with Let’s Play Theater – 1 • Grandpa’s Story by Johnny Gruelle, with Raggedy Ann paper doll - 4

Strong National Museum of Play – 70 Sunday Funnies – see Paper Dolls in Comic Books, Magazines and Newspapers Swimming – 67 Teens – see Babies, Children, Teens and Families Television – see Stage and Screen Themes – see Section V

Traveling • Let’s Go Motoring to See This Big Country! by Marilyn Henry – 62 • On an Ocean Liner, by Marilyn Henry – 59 • Paper Dolls on Wheels (Part I), by Marilyn Henry – 24 • Paper Dolls on Wheels (Part II), by Shirley Hedge – 25

Trixie Belden – 37 21 TV – see Stage and Screen Twinkle (comic) – 73 Twins – 54 “Ultimate Fashion History” on YouTube – 66 Victorian Age – 11 Walt Disney Production – 48, 53, 56, 77, 80 War – see Military and World Wars

Weddings • Big Big Cut Out Book, by Marilyn Henry – 61 • Bridal Fashions, by Brenda Sneathen Mattox – 27 • Double Wedding, by Marilyn Henry – 57 • Here Comes the Bride, Part 1 (1900s-1930s), by Elaine Price – 16 • Here Comes the Bride, Part 2 (1940s-1990s), by Elaine Price – 18 • Wedding Paper Dolls, by Marilyn Henry – 50 • Wedding Story, by Marilyn Henry – 75

Western Movies – 71 What’s New? – see Section II, COLUMNS White House – 50 Winnie Winkle – 54, 63 Women / Womanhood – 8, 66 Wooden Paper Dolls – 36 Wrapping Paper – 71 Ziegfeld Girls – 49

SECTION II: COLUMNS

Artists’ Notes – 79-80 Begun in Issue #79 with the merger of Paperdoll Review and OPDAG’s Paper Doll Studio, this column features artist members talking about the paper dolls and fashions they created for the issue.

Between the Covers Any published set shown in full in an issue is listed below alphabetically by its title. In the issue, these sets are usually, but not always, identified as Between the Covers. Often the set accompanies or is relevant to a full article in that issue. Between the Covers began with issue #3. At that time, the Table of Contents listed it as a Feature, but by issue #16 it became a Column. On rare occasions it is not listed at all in the Table of Contents, so if it’s listed here but you don’t see it in the Contents, look for it anyway in the issue identified. • Alphabetical by title of paper doll set followed by Artist if known, Publisher, ID#, and copyright. • All sets are in black & write unless “in full color” is noted. • ABC • Ann Blyth (Merrill #2550, 1952) – 55 • Ann Sothern (Saalfield #2438, 1943) in full color – 37

22 • Baby Nancy (Whitman #938, 1931) in full color – 46 • Ballerina Dolls (Merrill #1542, 1953 & #1554, 1960 reprint) – 23 • Bedknobs & Broomsticks (Whitman #1999, 1971) – 50 • Beth Ann, by Kathy Lawrence (Whitman #1955, 1970) – 25 • Betty Grable (Whitman #989, 1941) – 12, 61 • Blondie Cut-Out Book (Whitman #975, 1943) – 7 • Bob Hope-Dorothy Lamour Cut-Out Book (Whitman #976, 1943) – 16 • Bride & Groom, Military Wedding Party (Merrill #3411, 1941) – 3 • Cinderella by Ethel Hays (Saalfield #2590, 1950) – 77 • Coronation Paper Dolls & Coloring Book (Saalfield #4450, 1953) – 45 • DEF • Deanna Durbin (Merrill #4804, 1941) – 39 • Dinah Shore (Whitman #2060, 1956) in full color – 57 • Doll Town by Rachel Taft Dixon (Whitman #979, 1938 probably) in featured article – 55 • Dolls We Love, dolls by Lucille/Lucile Patterson Marsh & clothes by Mary Barton (Merrill #3416, 1930s) in full color – 56 • Doris Day (Whitman #1952, 1955) – 21 • Double Wedding (Merrill #3472, 1939) in feature article – 57 • Elizabeth Taylor, costumes by Hedwig Jo Miexner (Whitman #2057, 1956) – 19 • GHI • Gale Storm (Whitman #2089, 1959) – 68 • Girl Friends (Whitman #974, 1944) in full color – 42 • Gone With the Wind (Merrill #3404, 1940) – 47 • Greer Garson (Merrill #4858, 1944) – 35 • Happiest Millionaire by Nan & George Pollard (Artcraft #4487, 1967) in full color – 48 • Hedy Lamarr (Merrill #3482, 1943) in full color – 38 • Hollywood Personalities (Lowe #1049, 1941) in full color – 45 • JKL • Jane Withers (Saalfield #996, 1937) – 48 • Jane Withers, a Big-As-Life Doll (Whitman #977, 1936) – 28 • Jeanette MacDonald (Merrill #3460, 1941) – 34 • Joanne Woodward (Saalfield #4436,1958) in full color – 43 • Judy & Jim, A Paper Doll Story Book by Hilda Miloche (Simon & Schuster, 1948) – 10 • June Allison (Whitman # 1173, 1953) in full color – 69 • Lana Turner (Whitman #988, 1942) – 9 • Little Faces from Far Places, by Julia Nordell (children’s book about travel with paper dolls at end of each chapter, only the paper dolls are shown) – 6 • Little Mother Cut-Out Doll Book (Whitman #988, 1940) – 15 • Look-Alike Cut-Out Dolls (Whitman #97210, 1952) – 29 • Lucille Ball (Saalfield #2475, 1944) – 26 • MNO • Margaret O’Brien (Whitman #964, 1946) – 18 • Marie Osmond (Saalfield #5225, 1973) – 44 • Mary Martin (Saalfield #2427, 1942) – 63 • New Shirley Temple (Saalfield #2425, 1942) – 5 • Oklahoma! A Golden Paper Doll Story Book – 22 • PQR

23 • Paper Doll Cut-Outs Open and Shut their Eyes by Ruth E. Newton (Saalfield) – 4 • Paper Dolls of All Nations, New York World’s Fair (Saalfield #2227, 1939) – 33 • Pin-Up Girl (Saalfield #355, 1945) – 40 • Quintuplets: The Dionnne Babies, by Maud Tousey Fangel (Merrill #3488, 1935) – 13 • Raggedy Ann & Andy by Ethel Hays (Saalfield #2715, 1961 reprint) – 24 • STU • School Fun (Checkerboard Press, 1990) – 60 • Sea Hawk (a punch-out starring Errol Flynn) (Whitman #967, 1940) – 8 • Sleeping Beauty (Peck Aubrey) – 30 • Smart Fashions (Samuel Gabriel & Sons) – 14 • Soldiers and Sailors House Party (Merrill #3481, 1943) – 17 • Sonja Henie (Merrill #3475, 1939) – 36 • Sophia Loren (Hemmets Journal magazine, Sweden) – 31 • Sub-Deb, by Irving Nurick (Merrill #3408, 1941) – 11 • Ten Paper Dolls by Janet Laura Scott (Saalfield #2224, 1933) – 32 • Ten Paper Dolls by Janet Laura Scott (Saalfield #994) in full color, missing one page, listed as a Play Page – 56 • Twelve Cut-Out Dolls and Animals by Ruth E. Newton (Whitman) – 4 • Twin Babies Paper Dolls (Merrill #3426, 1942) – 54 • Tyrone Power & Linda Darnell (Merrill #3438, 1941) – 51 • VWXYZ • Wonderful World of the Brothers Grimm (Saalfield #1336, 1963) in full color – 41 • Year of Paper Dolls by E. S. Tucker (a front and back paper doll for 1895) – 27 • Ziegfeld Girl (Merrill #3466, 1941) – 20 • Ziegfeld Girl (Merrill #3466, 1941) – 49

Can You Solve This Mystery? – 1-5, 7-12, 14 This column featured photos of unknown sets that subscribers needed help in identifying. Answers, when discovered, were published in following issues.

Discoveries Beginning with issue #12, Paperdoll Review began this new column “dedicated to special finds.” Readers could send in newly discovered paper dolls or related items so others could watch for them too. • Chronological by issue number. • Betsy McCall, Fashion-Designer Vol. I, Lakeside Industries, Inc. – 12 • Melrose Place paper dolls; Penny Postal postcard – 13 • Linnea, jointed paper doll, with clothes – 15 • Brenda Starr – 16 • Swan Lake, Annie, 3-D Hollywood, cell phone, Taboo ad, Look Book – 23 • Buffy, Fran Drescher, Casual Friday, magazine cover – 24 • Anita Barbour Paper Dolls of 2 UK sitcoms, Paper Dolls featured in a scrapbook magazine, Crown Publishers’ Oz book, paper doll rubber stamp – 26, 27 (correction) • Fashion History Popup Book, 2 Danish paper dolls, baseball paper doll in local paper – 27 • 1930s ads in Ladies Home Journal for selling subscriptions to win a doll (Snow White, Sonje Henie, or Baby) – 31 24 • Ballet Costume Shop; 2 Robert Sabuda pop-ups; Magnetic Dolls Dress-Up – 32 • Book of Mermaids; Hitty Preble; Princess Diana; Cara Scissoria Greeting Card; Melissa & Doug Magnetic Dress-Up Dolls – 33 • Flicka, Ricka, Dicka; Raggedy Ann/Andy; Violette Stickers – 37 • Oyster Books paper dolls 1989 – 45 • Fold-down house Advent calendar in Signals catalog – 60 • Paper Mansion & Bookshop, also a Puzzle, all from Bas Bleu catalog – 75

In the Cards (Also called It’s in the Cards) This column features paper doll greeting cards and other related items. It is not in all issues. • Alphabetical by publisher if known. If not, it is under “Unknown Pub.” • Also included are subject headings, followed by all issues where a relevant item is shown. Cards By Publisher • A-meri-card: 2 Valentine Cards with PD girl & PD boy – 31 • American Greetings: Card of little girl with slot to insert her dollie – 49 • American Greetings: 2 Birthday Cards, one with PD mermaid, and one with PD girl – 13 • American Greetings: Birthday Card with PD girl, by Karen Reilly – 63 • American Greetings: Christmas Card with punch out furniture, dollies and holiday refreshments (included with In the Kitchen) – 54 • American Greetings: Christmas Card with Strawberry Shortcake PD – 18 • American Greetings: Easter Card with Holly Hobbie PD – 64 • American Greetings: Easter Card with PD girl and hats, by Karen Reilly – 70 • American Greetings: Valentine Card with PD girl – 3 • American Greetings: Valentine Card with PD Vicky – 15 • Buzza: Valentine Card with PD girl & stuffed animals – 19 • Buzza: Valentine Card with PD of African-American girl – 61 • Carlton: Birthday Card with PD girl & trunk for clothes – 13 • Carlton: Birthday Card with PD mermaid, Melinda – 53 • Carlton: Valentine Card with Alice in Wonderland PD, illustrated by Arlene Noel – 15, 24 • Carol Wilson Cards: 2 Clothing Shaped Note Cards – 35 • Carol’s Rose Garden Cards: Box (illustrated like an apparel shop) with Clothing Shaped Note Cards inside, 7 shown (2 Birthday, 1 New Baby, 1 Christening, and 3 Blank) – 27 • Caspari: 1 Clothing Shaped Note Card – 35 • Courtier Fine Art: 3 Victorian dress PD Note Cards by Sandy Nightengale (2 men, 1 lady), 3-D effect – 7 • Current: 3 Valentine Cards with PD girls and festive frocks – 45 • Current: Valentine Card with PD girl and kitten – 67 • Doc Milo Productions: Note Card with fashions on cover – 33 • Field & Co: Valentine Playbook “with a bit of everything” including PDs – 9 • Gibson: 2 Birthday Cards with PD girls (one with dress-up clothes; one with Storyland outfits) – 20 • Gibson: 2 cards to unfold, 1 into a garden, 1 into a majestic house – 14 • Gibson: Easter Card with PD girl – 49 • Gibson: Thanksgiving card with PD bear, punch outs – 8 • Gibson: Valentine Card with PD bear with sticker clothes – 34 • Gibson: Valentine Card with PD of African-American girl – 61 • Greetings, Inc: Christmas Card with PD girl and clothes to punch out – 60 25 • Hallmark: 3 Doll Cards with feathers from Land of Make Believe album, by Vivian Trillow Smith – 28 • Hallmark: 5 Shaped Note Cards - a sailor, Southern belle, sad doll and dog, boy and girl with picnic basket, and 2 rag dolls together. They stand up. – 21 • Hallmark: Birthday Card with Funny Fiona PD – 17 • Hallmark: Christmas PD girl and Thanksgiving PD turkey – 1 • Hallmark: Doll Cards with feathers from Mother Goose Land album, by Vivian Trillow Smith – 6 • Hallmark: Little Women Cards (Jo, Meg, Amy only), by Vivian Trillow Smith – 4 • Hallmark: Little Women Cards, including folder and all 4 dolls, by Vivian Trillow Smith – 44 • Hallmark: Off-to-College Card with PD roommate – 19 • Hallmark: Punch-Out Story Puppet Theater with PD bears – 34 • Hallmark: Raggedy Ann & Andy mini-coloring book – 4 • Hallmark: Victorian family to punch out and slip in slots around Christmas table; Joan Walsh Anglund Halloween card with PD girl, also a punch-out – 8 • Meri Meri Co: 3 Note Cards with cut and folded dresses and acessories – 33 • Michel & Co: 3 Note Cards with Little Girls in Cute Dresses – 29 • Original Art: 2 Ornate Note Cards with Envelopes, by Carma Robinson (incorrectly attributed to Barb Rausch) – 75 • Portal Cards: Birthday Card with PD girl Misty, by Susan Branch – 26 • Recycled Paper Products: Santa Bear PD – 1 • Rust Craft: Easter Card with PD girl with back & front outfits – 19 • Sangamon: Valentine Card with PD elephant – 15 • Shackman; Reprints of 4 elaborate Cards (2 stand-up girls, 2 fold-outs with 3-D effect)) – 11 • Shackman: 5 flower fairies by Helen Page for use as Note Cards or Place Cards – 23 • Shackman: Reprint of Moveable Valentine Card (organ grinder and monkey) – 66 • Sincere Novelty: Prince Charles & Princess Diana accordion fold Cards – 2 • Spool Cotton Co: Clark’s O.N.T. Spool Pets – 68 • Unknown Pub: 1930s Greta Garbo Valentine Card – 31 • Unknown Pub: 1930s Olive Oyl Valentine Card – 31 • Unknown Pub: 1930s Valentine Card with PD girl – 2 • Unknown Pub: 2 Christmas Cards with PD girls – 5 • Unknown Pub: 2 Valentine Cards with Moveable Parts (kitty & ballerina) – 12 • Unknown Pub: 3 Special Art Cards by Darlene Jones (2 have 3-D effect), Christmas, butterfly lady, Southern Bloom – 40 • Unknown Pub: 4 French Postcards with PD pigs, dogs, mice, and bears – 38 • Unknown Pub: 4 Note Cards - butterfly lady, bride, nurse, dark-eyed beauty – 3 • Unknown Pub: Alice’s Tweedle Dum & Tweedle Dee (become bookmarks) – 17 • Unknown Pub: Birthday Card with kittens – 67 • Unknown Pub: Birthday Card with PD kitten – 67 • Unknown Pub: Easter Card by Queen Holden – 21 • Unknown Pub: Egg-shaped Easter Card with PD bunny – 2 • Unknown Pub: Mary Engelbreit Birthday Card with Ann Estelle PD – 17 • Unknown Pub: Mary Engelbreit Note Card with Ann Estelle PD – 18 • Unknown Pub: Mother’s Day Card with lift-out hat reading “I Love You” – 3

26 • Unknown Pub: Postcards from Oslo, Norway, with PD babies – 25 • Unknown Pub: Valentine Card of little girl with kittens and chicks – 69 • Variety of Pubs: 3-pages-worth of Cards featuring PD dogs & cats – 10 Cards by Subject Heading, including Artists • 3-D effect – 7, 11, 40 • African-American – 61 • Alice in Wonderland – 15, 17, 24 • Anglund, Joan Walsh (artist) – 8 • Animal theme – 1, 2, 8, 10, 12, 15, 19, 34, 38, 66, 67, 68, 69 • Birthday – 13, 17, 20, 26, 27, 53, 63, 67 • Bookmarks – 17, 26 • Branch, Susan (artist) – 26 • Charles and Diana – 2 • Christmas – 1, 5, 8, 18, 40, 54, 60 • College – 19 • Coloring Book – 4 • Dolls with Feathers – 6, 28 • Easter – 2, 19, 21, 49, 64, 70 • Englebreit, Mary (artist) – 17, 18 • Fairies – 23 • Fold-out Cards – 11, 14 • Halloween – 8 • Holden, Queen (artist) – 21 • Jones, Darlene (artist) – 40 • Little Women – 4, 44 • Mermaid – 13, 53 • Mother’s Day – 3 • Moveable Parts – 12, 66 • Nightengale, Sandy (artist) – 7 • Noel, Arlene (artist) – 15, 24 • Note Cards – 2, 3, 7, 11, 18, 21, 23, 27, 29, 33, 35, 40, 75 • Nursery Rhyme & Fairy Folk – 6, 20, 23, 28 • Page, Helen (artist) – 23 • Place Cards – 23 • Postcards – 25, 38 • Punch-outs – 8, 34, 54, 60 • Puppet Theatre – 34 • Reilly, Karen (artist) – 63, 70 • Robinson, Carma (artist) – 75 • Smith, Vivian Trillow (artist) – 4, 6, 28 • Spool Pets – 68 • Thanksgiving – 1, 8 • Valentine – 2, 3, 9, 12, 15, 19, 24, 31, 34, 45, 61, 66, 67, 69 • Wedding – 3, 11

27 In the Kitchen with Paper Dolls In the Kitchen with Paper Dolls began in issue #14 as a Featured Article about foods from the Little House on the Prairie series by Laura Ingalls Wilder. At first the articles covered 2 pages or more and featured paper dolls, recipes, cookbooks and related items. By issue #21 In the Kitchen was much smaller in content and moved to the Column section. It does not appear in every issue. Frequently it accompanies a related Featured Article. It’s intent is both whimsical and informational. • Chronological order by issue number • Includes name of entry (or a close version), the name(s) of the recipes given, and the author providing the entry, if known • Cooking in the Kitchen with Ma Ingalls (baked beans, Vanity cakes), by Shirley Hedge – 14 • Bake a Cake, Have a Party (devil’s food cake, chocolate frosting), by Shirley Hedge – 15 • Taking Care of our Boys (date squares, peanut butter snaps, toll house cookies), by Shirley Hedge – 17 • Diner Dining in the Fifties with Katy Keene (pork tenderloin, chocolate pudding), by Shirley Hedge – 19 • Sunday School Lessons Play with Food (honey sandwich bread), by Shirley Hedge – 21 • Tom & Mitten (honey butter, blackberry orange tea bread), by Shirley Hedge – 23 • Mad Tea-Party (cucumber sandwiches, scones), by Marilyn Henry – 24 • The Amish (schnitz pie), by Shirley Hedge – 25 • Betsy McCall Bakes a Batch of Goodies! (cherry pie, Serbian walnut cookies), by Shirley Hedge – 26 • Pillsbury Flour Company Provides Paper Dolls (hasty upside-down cake), by Marilyn Henry – 27 • Little Miss Muffet & Little Jack Horner (boiled custard, plum kuchen), by Shirley Hedge – 28 • Meat and Canned Beans (hot dog and bean casserole, green bean casserole), by Shirley Hedge – 29 • Tea Party with The Dionne Quints (dream sandwiches, cherry pie), by Shirley Hedge – 30 • Advertising Dolls that Really Cook (beef stew, spoon bread), by Shirley Hedge – 31 • Having Tea at Sedge Cottage (sassafras tea, persimmon casserole), by Marilyn Henry – 32 • Fare at the Fair (corn dogs, caramel corn), by Marilyn Henry – 33 • Slumber Party Girls (fudge), by Marilyn Henry – 34 • Conchita…Down Mexico Way (Mexican quick rice, wedding cake, & fry bread), by Shirley Hedge – 36 • Nancy Drew’s Clue to Good Cooking (tuna rolls, mystery salad), by Jenny Taliadoros – 37 • Mrs. Owl (spinach/rice/feta pie, blueberry crumble pie, mice creams), by Jenny Taliadoros – 38 • Fred & Ginger (devil’s food cake), by Jenny Taliadoros – 39 • Cookin’ Something Up w/ a Pretty Girl (popovers, asparagus omelet), by Marilyn Henry – 40 • Bake an Apple Pie with Mary and Betty, by Marilyn Henry – 41 • Children Pitch In During the War (peanut butter muffins, old-fashioned cookies), by Marilyn Henry – 42 • 1960s Kitchen Kitsch (salad, chocolate cherry cake), by David Wolfe – 43 • Dinner Time at the March House (oxtail soup, Johnny cake, custard) – 44 • It’s a Birthday Party! (raspberry dab cookies) – 45 • Scarlett Goes to a Barbecue (Southern Style BBQ, mopping sauce), by David Wolfe – 47 • Invitation to Tea (egg & cress sandwich, buttery shortbread), by Marilyn Henry – 48 • Linda Goes West (Western style baked beans), by Marilyn Henry – 49 • You’re Invited to a Wedding (wedding cake frosting), by Marilyn Henry – 50 • Mother & Daughter Christmas Cookies, by Marilyn Henry – 51 • Jolly Dotty Dumpling Helps Prepare Tasty Dishes! (rice pudding, potatoes, spinach) – 52 • Mother Goose (blackberry tarts) – 53 • Christmas Tea Party (lemon butterfly cupcakes), by Marilyn Henry – 54 28 • Dolly Dingle and Her War Garden (scalloped spinach, pan-fried eggplant) – 55 • Dormitory Snacks (Chex mix) – 57 • Doll House Tea Party (berries cake) – 58 • Farm Kitchen (farm style fried chicken), by Marilyn Henry – 59 • Dolly Dingle’s Army and Navy Canteen (apple pie) – 60 • Miss Mousie Invites Mr. Mouse to Tea (strawberry shortcake) – 61 • Nora and Tilly (blackberry pie) – 62 • Dolly Dingle Makes a Cake and Pudding (chocolate ginger pudding) – 63 • Jane Arden Cooks Breakfast (popovers) - 64 • Maude Bakes a Tea-time Treat in Her New Jewel Stove (berry scones) – 65 • Dolly Dingle’s Week-end Guest Virginia (coconut macarons) - 66 • The Kitchen of Sunshine Cottage (cheesy potatoes) – 67 • Katy Keene Cooks a Delicious Meal (broccoli casserole), by Marilyn Henry – 68 • Hannah Brandow’s Chocolate Cake – 69 • Elizabeth Serves Afternoon Tea (chocolate sponge cake) – 71 • Mammy Cook and Her Thanksgiving Dinner (creamed peas), by Marilyn Henry – 72 • Cheery Cherry Pie, by Martha Raively – 73 • Beauty and the Brussels Sprout, by Martha Raively – 76 • The Bears (drop scones) – 77

Let’s Play Paper Dolls! – 78, 79 Begun in Issue #79 with the merger of Paperdoll Review and OPDAG’s Paper Doll Studio, this column gives subscribers the opportunity to share how they “play, craft or display” their paper dolls. Consisting primarily of photographs with short descriptive captions, the page inspires us to “play paper dolls”.

My Favorite Things Subscribers have the opportunity to share their favorite things with readers, whether they are paper dolls or not. • Alphabetical order by contributor • John Axe – 16 • Virginia Crossley – 19 • Shirley Hedge and Marilyn Henry – 1 • Marion Jennings – 18 • Helen Johnson – 21 • Judy M. Johnson – 20 • Audrey Kaiser – 22 • Sylvia Kleindinst – 15 • Kwei-lin Lum – 23 • Brenda Sneathen Mattox – 2, 17 • Faye Phillips – 39 • Dawn Sparks – 24 • Jane Withers – 2 • Jeanne Woodcock – 3

Nutty Novelties – 1-5, 7-10 Weird, wonderful and completely unexpected paper toys!

29 Paper Dolls in the Wild – 78 Begun in Issue #79 with the merger of Paperdoll Review and OPDAG’s Paper Doll Studio, this column alerts readers to show paper dolls spotted in unexpected places.

Play Pages Play Pages are primarily presentations of old paper doll and cut-out pages from children’s magazines or the like. However, there are also paper dolls done by today’s artists. A Play Page could also be a page of extra outfits for a paper doll appearing elsewhere in the issue, or it might be an entire page of paper dolls with clothes. • Alphabetical by artist’s last name, by publisher if artist is unknown, then by title if necessary • Notations are made to indicate (color) or (b&w). • A • K. Alexander, Suzanne at Dancing School (color) – 50, 51 (Reader’s Page) • Madge Anderson, Puppets for The Blackbirds’ Revenge (b&w) – 1 • Inger Anderson, additional clothes for her paper doll on back cover (color) – 60 • Marianne Anderson, additional clothes for Lorelei on back cover (b&w) – 23 • B • Corinne Bailey, Alice (color) – 70 • Bell Ltd of London, Girl from the British Isles (color) – 39 • Betsy McCall, accompanies article by Evie Fullingim (color) – 49 • Boston Post June 20, 1937, Blanche (b&w) – 7 • Boston Post Mar 19, 1933, Lovely Lucy Goes on Her Vacation (b&w) – 26 • Martin Branner, Winnie Winkle Spring Fashion Forecast, Chicago Tribune (color) – 61 • The Brinkley Girl, doll by Nell Brinkley, clothes by Marilyn Henry (color) – 40 • Bunad, four little girls in Bunad clothing (color) – 57 • C • Harrison Cady, How Old Mr. Long-Tail Became a Santa Claus, Ladies’ Home Journal Dec 1921 (b&w) – 13 • Harrison Cady, The Coming-Out Party of Betty Butterfly, Ladies’ Home Journal June 1921 (color) – 38 • Carlsen Verlag Co., baby paper doll with many outfits (color) – 69 • Children of Many Lands Dance the Maypole (b&w) – 6 • Christel, paper doll from Denmark (b&w) – 31 • Cinderella, paper theatre with cut-outs (b&w) – 5 • D • Delineator Aug 1921, Daisy Gives a Garden Party (b&w) – 12 • Delineator Aug 1921, Daisy Gives a Garden Party (color) – 68 • Detroit News 1934, Shirley Temple Look-a-Like (b&w) – 18 • Grace Drayton, Dolly Dingle Gives a Harvest Party, Pictorial Review Sept 1918 (color) – 59 • Grace Drayton, Dolly Dingle Learns Some Nice Rules, Pictorial Review Aug 1923 (color) – 77 • Grace Drayton, Dolly Dingle’s Cousin Gladys Gives a Fancy Dress Party (color) – 71 • Grace Drayton, The Mousie Bride (color) – 72 • E F G • Starring Miss Etta Kett (colored by Marilyn Henry) – 66 • Lydia Fraser, Sue and Babs, Canadian Home Journal June 1937 (color) – 64 30 • Bente Fredsoe, Joan Collins (pgs 2 & 35) (color) – 44 • Gabriel & Son, Miss Winnie Winkle (color) – 54 • Marguerite Gayer, John & Ruff / Barbara & Buff (b&w) – 10 • H • Marilyn Henry, additional clothes for Ann Blyth paper doll on back cover (color) – 65 • Marilyn Henry, clothes for paper doll by Nell Brinkley (color) – 40 • Marilyn Henry, additional clothes for Jeanne Crain on back cover (b&w) – 33 • Marilyn Henry, Clarinda, baby fairy princess (b&w) – 2 • Marilyn Henry, additional clothes for Marge & Gower on back cover (color) – 76 • Marilyn Henry, Mario Lanza & Kathryn Grayson (b&w) – 22 • Marilyn Henry, additional clothes for Suzy Parker on back cover (color) – 43 • Marilyn Henry, Vivian Leigh as Scarlett O’Hara (Merrill #3480, 1979) (color) – 47 • Marilyn Henry, costumes for Vivien Leigh dolls on back cover – 78 • Violet Moore Higgins, The Magic Circus (color) – 55 • Mabel Betsy Hill, Queen’s Croquet Party from Alice in Wonderland (b&w) – 4 • Ralph Hodgdon, additional outfits for Jane Powell on back cover (color) – 72 • Ralph Hodgdon, additional outfits for Cinderella on back cover (color) – 77 • Nandor Honti, Doll Boudoir Set (doll & furniture) (pgs 2 & 35), McCall’s 1924 (color) – 51 • Nandor Honti, Doll Boudoir Set (furniture only) McCall’s 1924 (color) – 52 • Frances Tipton Hunter, “Our Gang”, Woman’s Home Companion Oct 1925 (color) – 67 • Karen Hunter, additional outfits for Tracy & Hepburn on back cover (color) – 59 • Karen Hunter, additional outfits for Irene Dunne on back cover (color) – 62 • I J • Japanese Paper Doll Book (color) – 53 • Judy M Johnson, Fashion Focus of the Late Twenties (color) – 58 • Bruce Patrick Jones, Marilyn Monroe (color) – 70 • Bruce Patrick Jones, Silvia Starr, Non-stop Glamour (b&w) – 9 • Junior Home Mar 1926, Little Bo Peep (b&w) – 20 • K • Gertrude A. Kay, Adventures of Polly & Peter Perkins (color) – 64 • Gertrude Kay, Pudding Lane Cut-outs, Ladies Home Journal 1920s (b&w) – 21 • Russell Keaton, Flyin’ Jenny’s Style Show (b&w) – 25 • Hilary Knight, Alice Faye movie advertisement (b&w) – 19 • L • Thomas B. Lamb, The Kiddyland Movie Cut-0uts, Good Housekeeping series, Dec. 1921-Aug. 1923 (color) – 80 • Satch LaValley, Jane Withers (color) – 48 • Kathy Lawrence, Oak Terrace Place in Woodland Woods (color) – 60 • Lucy Eleanor Leary, Belinda, Boston Sunday Post 1950 (b&w) – 30 • Lucy Eleanor Leary, Cecily, Boston Sunday Post, Dec 29, 1946 (b&w) – 28 • Lucy Eleanor Leary, Francesca, Boston Post 1940s (b&w) – 16 • M N O • Magazine Paper Dolls (Polly & Peter Perkins, Little Busybodies, Betty Bobb’s Brother Buddy, Soldiers of Three Wars and Their Lasses) (color) – 52 • Connie Marshall, additional clothes for Gloria Jean on back cover (color) – 66 • Brenda Sneathen Mattox, outfits for Peacock Princess on front cover (color) – 74 • McEvoy & Striebel, A Dixie Doll Cut-Out from the 1930s (b&w) – 24

31 • McEvoy & Striebel, Dixie Dugan with her Win-The-War Ways, Sunday comics 1940s (b&w) – 17 • Jack W. McGuire, Jane Arden’s Wardrobe, Sunday comics, May 13, 1934 (color), digitally restored by Judy M Johnson – 41 • Norma Lu Meehan, Stylish Stripes (color) – 79 • Margaret Menamin, Baryshnikov (b&w) – 32 • Dale Messick, Brenda Starr (b&w) – 35 • Hilda Miloche, Judy from Mother Goose Land with Judy and Jim (color) – 63 • Eileen Rudisill Miller, additional clothes for Grace Kelly on back cover (color) – 75 • P Q R • Helen Page, Skoshi (color) – 73 • Cushman Parker, Little Louise’s Friends, Rastus, 1909 Good Housekeeping (color) – 65 • Barb Rausch, Katy Keene, Paper Doll Queen, Page 1 of 2 (b&w) – 14 • Barb Rausch, Katy Keene, Paper Doll Queen, Page 2 of 2 w/repeat of doll (b&w) – 15 • Peggy Jo Rosamond, Hallelujah Hare Our Cleric, from Teddy Bear and Friends Paper Dolls Go Hollywood (color) – 76 • S T U V • Janet Laura Scott, Ten Paper Dolls (Saalfield #994) (color) – 56 • Jessie Louise Taylor, Japanese Twins Fold-A-Way Dolls (color) – 54 • United Features Syndicate, 1930s Paper Playmates Peggy Ann & Barbara (color) – 53 • Charles Ventura, Brenda Starr, as interpreted by the artist (b&w) – 27 • Charles Ventura, SummerBride (colored by Judy M Johnson) – 37 • W • Charlotte Ware, Betty, the Summer Girl (b&w) – 3 • Charlotte Ware, Halloween Masquerade, Boston Post Oct 23, 1932 (b&w) – 8 • Charlotte Ware, Kate Attends a House Party (b&w) – 11 • Charlotte Ware, Stylish Stella, Boston Sunday Post 1939 or 1940, (color) – 42 • Charlotte Ware, two newspaper paper dolls, Edyth & Dotty (color) – 68 • Maurieta Wellman, Little John Henry, Children’s Activities March 1930 (b&w) – 36 • Charlotte Whatley, I See by Your Outfit That You Are a Cowboy (color) – 49 • Whitman, The Three Bears Cutouts (#1020, 1939) (color) – 46 • Irma Wilde, Baby Sister from Jack & Jill Jan 1963 (color) – 74 • Bill Woggon, Katy Fashions Butterfly Motif (b&w) – 29 • Bill Woggon, Katy Keene’s Sis in Fashion, Winter 1960 (color) – 45 • Bill Woggon, Lucky Red, attached to article about Katy Keene (b&w) – 7 • Bill Woggon – see also Barb Rausch under R S T U V • David Wolfe, additional clothes for Esther Williams on back cover (color) – 67 • David Wolfe, additional clothes for Susan Hayward on back cover (color) – 61 • David Wolfe, Eve Arden (color) – 73 • David Wolfe, Silver Screen, 1930’s Style (b&w) – 34 • Woman and Home British magazine, Nora and Tilly (color) – 62 • X Y Z • Sheila Young, Lettie Lane Comes Home for Christmas – 78 • Sheila Young, Lettie Lane’s Big Sister on her Wedding Day (color) – 75

Product Pushers – paper dolls that sell products • See also Advertising Paper Dolls in Section I: Featured Articles 32 • Product Pushers: Girls Panty Tights – 15 • Product Pushers: Little Miss Sunbeam, by Shirley Hedge – 9 • Product Pushers: McDonald’s Happy Meals – 8 • Product Pushers: Nestle, Mayer Honorbilt Shoes – 13 • Product Pushers: Warner’s Corsets; gingham dresses – 12 • Product Pushers: Washington Post Personals Ads & Little Leggs – 14

Reader’s Page This column began with issue #5. Only certain items have been indexed. • Convention Reports o 1999 Providence RI Convention, by Jenny Taliadoros – 17 o 2000 Charleston SC Convention, by Anne K. Donze – 20 o 2001 Eugene OR Convention, by Paula Sherrick – 25 o 2002 Williamsburg VA Convention, by Elaine Price – 26 o 2003 Cleveland OH Convention, by Garth and Diana Lax – 30 o 2004 Providence RI Convention, by Jenny Taliadoros – 32 o 2005 Los Angeles CA Convention, by Jenny Taliadoros – 35 o 2006 Indianapolis IN Convention, by Faye Phillips – 38 o 2007 Santonio TX Convention, by David Wolfe – 41 o 2008 Piscataway NJ Convention, by David Wolfe – 43 o 2009 Los Vegas CA Convention, by Bruce Patrick Jones – 46 o 2010 Kansas City MO Convention, by Bruce Patrick Jones – 48 o 2011 Philadelphia PA Convention, by Bruce Patrick Jones – 51 o 2012 Dayton OH Convention, by Bruce Patrick Jones – 54 o 2013 Way Out West with our California Cousins, by Bruce Patrick Jones – 57 o 2014 Richmond VA Convention, by Marie Roose – 59 o 2015 Choo Choo to Chattanooga, by Bruce Patrick Jones – 62 o 2016 Phoenix Convention Report, by Bruce Patrick Jones – 65 o 2017 Philadelphia Convention (The Swinging ‘60s), by Bruce Patrick Jones – 68 o 2018 Pre-convention, by Sharry & Michael O’Hara – 69 o 2018 Seattle Convention, by Bruce Patrick Jones – 71 o 2019 Kansas City Paper Doll Convention, by Martha Raively – 74 • Paper Doll Events, State & Local (Reports Only) o Cactus Cut-Ups, Phoenix AZ Paper Doll Party – 19 o Iowa Paper Doll Party – 61 o Kansas City Paper Doll Party – 60 o Los Angeles CA Spring Fling – 16, 20, 23, 26, 29, 32, 37, 40 o Los Angeles CA Fall Paper Doll Party – 21, 28, 34 o Midwest Paper Doll Party – 37 o Morgantown PA Paper Doll Party – 53, 61, 64 o New England Paper Doll Party – 23 o Northern Ohio Paper Doll Party – 59, 77 o Paper Dollers of the Northeast – 72 o Paper & Scissors Rock! SE PA Club – 75 o Paper Doll Court of Detroit MI – 17, 56 o South Carolina Paper Doll Party – 16 o Southeast Paper Doll Party in SC – 53 o Sun, Sand and Sea Paper Doll Club (S. FL) – 56 o Tom Tierney’s Texas Paper Doll Party – 53 33 • In Memory (Members of the Paper Doll Community Are Remembered) o Alphabetical by last name o If located other than on the Reader’s Page, a note is included. • A B C D E F • Diana Ablard – 76 • Inger Andersen – 78 • John Axe – 44 • Sheilah Beckett – 61 • Chris Cannon – 71, 72 • Hayward Cirker – 19 • Virginia Crossley – 54 • Hal Cunningham – 69 • Arlene Del Fava – 77 • Peggy Ell – 63 • G H I J K L • Agnes Garr – 73 • Wilma Goss – 53 • Shirley Jane Hedge – 38 • Donald Hendricks – 55 • Marilyn Henry, featured article – 78 • Gloria Jean – 71 • Marion Jennings – 58 • Satch LaValley – 19 • Diana Lax – 72 • Garth Lax – 65 • M N O P Q R • Gene Maiden – 45 • Joyce McClellend – 69 • Margaret Menamin – 45 (see editorial) • Dorothy Molnar – 58 • Nan Moorehead – 79 • Pat Motley – 63 • Cynthia Musser – 76 • Helen Page – 55 • Maureen Popp – 26 • Anna Marie Reider – 14 • Marie Roose – 66 • Peggy Jo Rosamond – 19 • Pat Rouillard – 52 • Ann Rutherford – 53 • S T U V W X Y Z • Margery Schaffer – 78 • Letty Schwartz – 59, 61 • Shirley Temple – 58 • Tom Tierney – 59, 60 • Sandy Vanderpool – 72 34 • Janie Varsalona – 8 • Anne Tolstoi Wallach – 71 • Deanna Williams – 77 • Bill Woggon – 29 • Jean Woodcock – 53 • Miscellaneous Interesting Information Sent by Readers o 10 Ways to Spread Paper Doll Fun, by Jenny Taliadoros – 53 o Amanda Hallay’s Fashion Videos on YouTube – 66 o Anatomy of a Murder movie, memory by Judy M Johnson – 75 o Child Life magazine, information from Helen Johnson – 28 o Couture Cut-Outs from Lorna Currie Thomopoulos – 77 o Dolly Dingle Model, by Sandra Brown – 39 o Doris & David, the Story behind David Wolfe’s Doris Day – 58 o Gregg Nystrom, Paper Doll Star Success – 64 o Ken Knutsen Auction Report, by Judy M Johnson – 27 o Life-size Paper Doll Fashions on the Runway, by David Wolfe – 65 o List of Artist Articles in PDR from issue #1 to #56 – 61 o LVK Paper Dolls, by Nova Edwards – 77 o Meeting Gigi Perreau, by Kwei-lin Lum – 73 o Mel Odom featured in Illustration magazine – 65 o OPDAG’s Back Issue Index – 80 o Paper Doll Memories, by Barbara Ruiter – 47 o Paper Dolls are Popping Up, by Jenny Taliadoros – 45 o Paper Dolls by Adams & Keene, book review by Linda Ocasio – 69 o Paperthinpersonas.com’s interview with Jenny Taliadoros – 63 o Polly Pigtails magazine, by Linda Ocasio – 73 o Strong National Museum of Play, by Martha Raively – 71

Report from Abroad – 8, 11, 12, 13, 14 Initially called Notes from Abroad, this column by Marion Jennings kept subscribers up-to- date with happenings in England and nearby countries.

Sharing With Shirley – 1-14 Shirley Hedge co-edited and co-published PDR with Marilyn Henry from issue #1 to #14. In this column, she shared whatever wonderful paper doll related tid-bits she had recently discovered.

What’s New – 1-5, 7-80 Also called Books in Review, New Books, Reviewing the New Books, and Book Reviews

SECTION III: FRONT COVER ARTISTS • Organized chronologically by issue number, followed by the name of the front cover artist and any additional known information. • If the artist has done both the front and the back cover, it is noted. • Sometimes the cover art is a paper doll, but that fact is not noted here. Instead, check in SECTION IV : PAPER DOLLS. 1 Al Parker 35 2 Lucile (Lucille) Patterson Marsh 3 John LaGatta 4 Maginal Wright Barney 5 Torre Bevans 6 Sheilah Beckett 7 Helen (last name unknown) 8 John Vanderpool 9 Bradshaw Crandall 10 Sheilah Beckett 11 Satch LaValley (Front & Back) 12 Marilyn Henry (Front & Back) 13 Helen Page 14 Unknown artist, cover art of Smart Fashions (Samuel Gabriel & Sons) 15 Jon Whitcomb 16 Connie Marshall 17 John Lagatta, Ladies’ Home Journal Oct 1922 18 Marilyn Henry 19 Larry Bassin 20 Karen Prince (Front & Back) 21 Helen Dryden 22 Mary Engelbreit 23 Judy M Johnson (Front) 24 Charles Folkard 25 Tom Tierney (Front & Back) 26 John Vanderpool 27 From Delineator, April 1934 28 Miriam Story Hurford 29 Al Parker 30 Peck Aubry (Front & Back) 31 David Wolfe (Front & Back) 32 Norma Lu Meehan 33 Gustav Michelson 34 Charles Ventura (Front & Back) 35 Kathy Lawrence 36 McClelland Barclay 37 John Axe (Front & Back) 38 Dynevor Rhys 39 Connie Marshall (Front & Back) 40 Unknown 41 Gertrude Kay 42 David Wolfe (Front & Back) 43 Marilyn Henry 44 Jim Howard (Front & Back) 45 Bente Fredsoe 46 Kathy Lawrence 47 Darlene Jones 48 Satch LaValley 49 Marilyn Henry 50 Dynevor Rhys, from vintage Delineator 51 From a 1924 Marshal Fields catalog 36 52 Edna Cooke 53 Henry James Soulen 54 Ladies Home Journal Sept 1932 55 Richard Barclay 56 Unknown 57 Kim Brecklein 58 Helen Dryden, Delineator cover Sept 1929 59 Corinne R. Bailey 60 Harrison Cady 61 Maginel Wright Barney 62 Leslie Ragan 63 Lucile (Lucille) Patterson Marsh 64 Bruce Patrick Jones 65 Unknown 66 Francis Miller, Delineator cover Nov 1915 67 Jack G. Storey 68 Alex Ross 69 Jay Hyde Barnum 70 Leon Guipon, Woman’s Home Companion Oct 1910 71 From Woman’s Home Companion May 1918 72 Al Parker, American Weekly Aug 9, 1959 73 Gertrude Kay 74 Brenda Sneathen Mattox 75 Dynevor Rhys, Delineator June 1933 76 Elizabeth Shippen Green 77 Blanche Fisher Wright, from The Real Mother Goose 1916 78 Marilyn Henry 79 Kodak Girl ad, circa 1913

SECTION IV : PAPER DOLLS

Every issue of Paperdoll Review contains at least one full-color, full-page set of paper dolls illustrated by a contemporary paper doll artist, most created specifically for the issue. Most appear on the back cover, sometimes the front cover, and often have additional outfits on an inside page. Occasionally, a full-page paper doll will appear inside to accompany a feature article. • Alphabetical by artist, followed by title, a notation regarding where it is located in the magazine, and the issue number. • “Back” and “Front” refer to the Covers. Any black & white sets are noted. Otherwise, they are in color. • See also Play Pages for additional full-page paper doll sets. • A B C D E F G • Inger Anderson – “1991 Fashion Styles” (Back & Play Page 35) – 60 • Marianne Anderson – Lorelei (Back & B&W Play Page 3) – 23 • Peck Aubry – old fashioned doll with 4 outfits (Front & Back) – 30 • John Axe – Judy Bolton, Peter Dobbs & Roberta Dunn (Front & Back) – 37 • John Axe – Lindy 1927 (Charles Lindbergh) (Back) – 13 • Alexandra Barton – Annabelle the Cowgirl (Loose Insert) – 15

37 • Larry Bassin – Fifi le Feline (Back) – 10 • Larry Bassin – Janet Laura (Back) – 19 • Larry Bassin – Party Time for Dolly & Me (Back) – 28 • Larry Bassin – Storytime (Front) – 19 • Larry Bassin – Thoroughly Mod Millie (Loose Insert) – 15 • Kim Brecklein – Dutch Folk Costumes (Back) – 57 • Victoria Christopherson – Aida & Emily (Loose Insert) – 15 • Maureen Fitzsimmons – Spring Showers Bring Summer Flowers (Back) – 40 • H • Bob Harman – Haleloke, Hawaii’s First Television Star (Back) – 6 • Bob Harman – Jimmy Cagney (Back) – 14 • Marilyn Henry – Alice Finds Herself in Wonderland (Back) – 24 • Marilyn Henry – Ann Blyth (Back & Play Page 35) – 65 • Marilyn Henry – Colleen Moore & Eddie (Centerfold) – 14 • Marilyn Henry – Dorothy Lamour (Back) – 21 • Marilyn Henry – Girl in a Summer Dress in the Style of John Lagatta (Back) – 3 • Marilyn Henry – Jeanne Crain as Margie in “State Fair” (Back & B&W Play Page 3) – 33 • Marilyn Henry – Judy Garland in Ziegfeld Girl (Back) – 49 • Marilyn Henry – June Haver & Betty Grable as The Dolly Sisters (Front/Back/Centerfold) – 12 • Marilyn Henry – Lady Georgiana Rannoch, Her Royal Spyness (Back) – 69 • Marilyn Henry – Lana Turner, a Legendary Beauty (Back) – 9 • Marilyn Henry – Lizabeth Scott (Back) – 15 • Marilyn Henry – Marge and Gower (Back & Play Page 37) – 76 • Marilyn Henry – Mary Pickford in “Pollyanna” – 80 • Marilyn Henry – Mother & Daughter at Work and at Play! (Back) – 29 • Marilyn Henry – Natalie (Wood) Plays Santa (Back) – 1 • Marilyn Henry – Sonja Henie (Back) – 36 • Marilyn Henry – Suzy Super Model (Back & Play Page 2) – 43 • Marilyn Henry –Teen of the 1940s (Shirley Temple) (Back) – 5 • Marilyn Henry – Vivien Leigh (Back & Play Page 37) • Ralph Hodgdon – Audrey Hepburn & 3 hats (Back) – 70 • Ralph Hodgdon – Cinderella (Back & Play Page 37) – 77 • Ralph Hodgdon – Jane Powell (Back & Play Page 37) – 72 • Ralph Hodgdon – Scarlett [O’Hara] Returns (Back & Play Page 35) – 47 • Jim Howard – fashion model & outfit (Back) – 44 • Jim Howard – Lanvin & Worth fashions (Back) – 51 • Jim Howard – Mitzi Gaynor in South Pacific (Back) – 74 • Karen Hunter – Irene Dunne (Back & Play Page 35) – 62 • Karen Hunter – Spencer Tracy/Katherine Hepburn in Desk Set (Back & Play Page 35) • – 59 • Karen Hunter – Twins (Back) – 54 • I J K L • Cory Jensen – Blue Fairy from Pinocchio (Page 10) – 77 • Bruce Patrick Jones – Bit of Scarlet (Back) – 17 • Bruce Patrick Jones – Kim Novak (Back) – 64 • Bruce Patrick Jones – Lil’ Bruce (Back) – 41 38 • Bruce Patrick Jones – Paul Robeson – 80 • Bruce Patrick Jones – Princess Victoria of Sweden (Back) – 45 • Bruce Patrick Jones – Silvia Starr, Nuclear Physicist (Back) – 7 • Bruce Patrick Jones – Silvia Starr Presents Lucinda’s Jungle Dressing (Page 32) – 7 • Basia Koenig – Mode 1933 (Back) – 38 • Satch LaValley – Ann Rutherford in Pride & Prejudice (Front & Back) – 11 • M • Connie Marshall – Frances (Front & Back) – 16 • Connie Marshall – Gloria Jean Sings (Back & Play Page 35) – 66 • Connie Marshall – On the Set of 1944’s Jane Eyre (Front & Back) – 39 • Julie Allen Mathews – Afternoon in the Park circa 1923 (Back) – 79 • Brenda Sneathen Mattox – Adele (Back) – 2 • Brenda Sneathen Mattox – Bride of 1906 (Back) – 27 • Brenda Sneathen Mattox – Frances Cleveland’s Gowns (Back & Page 35) – 50

• Brenda Sneathen Mattox – Golden Tales in the Style of Gordon Laite (B&W Page 29) – 24 • Brenda Sneathen Mattox – Peacock Princess, Ku’uilani of Hawaii (Front & Play Page 4) – 74 • Norma Lu Meehan – Edna St. Vincent Millay (Page 35) – 39 • Norma Lu Meehan – Irish dancer & 2 outfits (Back) – 32 • Norma Lu Meehan – Judy Gets a Doll for Christmas (Back) – 18 • Eileen Rudisill Miller – Audrey Hepburn as My Fair Lady (Back) – 52 • Eileen Rudisill Miller – Gatsby Style (Back & Page 35) – 58 • Eileen Rudisill Miller – Grace Kelly (Back & Play Page 37) – 75 • Eileen Rudisill Miller – Mary Poppin’s Wardrobe (Back) – 53 • N O P • Gregg Nystrom – Model Dovima (Back) – 48 • Helen Page – In Beth’s Play Room (Back) – 22 • Helen Page – Jeannie & Her Doggy, Hamish (Back) – 35 • Helen Page – Little Sweetheart in the Style of Grace Drayton (Back) – 68 • Helen Page – Red Riding Hood (Front) – 13 • Helen Page – Rosalie (Back) – 73 • Peck Aubry – old-fashioned doll with 4 outfits (Front & Back) – 30 • Karen Prince – Kacie (Front & Back) – 20 • Q R S T U • Karen Reilly – Anna May Wong (Back) – 46 • Karen Reilly – Joan Blondell and Asta (Back) – 55 • Karen Reilly – Little Bo Peep (Back) – 63 • Christine Scarlett – Wild West’s Annie Oakley (Loose Insert) – 15 • Andrea Helen Smith – Lon Chaney – 80 • Tom Tierney – Louis XIV, King of France (Back & Front) – 25 • V W X Y Z • Lou Valentino – My Fair Lady (B&W Page 28) – 52 • Sandra Vanderpool – Alice in Wonderland (Back) – 4 • Sandra Vanderpool – Jazz Age Fancy Dress Party (Back) – 71 • Sandra Vanderpool – Marguerite (Back) – 8

39 • Sandra Vanderpool – Sandy in Kimonos (Back) – 26 • Charles Ventura – bride and her trousseau (Front & Back) – 34 • Deanna Williams – Flowers from Shakespeare’s Garden (Reader’s Page 31) – 77 • David Wolfe – The Andrews Sisters (Front & Back) – 42 • David Wolfe – Annette Funicello in Babes in Toyland (Back) – 56 • David Wolfe – Esther Williams (Back & Play Page 35) – 67 • David Wolfe – Lina Lamont, Singin’ in the Rain – 80 • David Wolfe – 1950s doll & outfits (Front & Back) – 31 • David Wolfe – Pin-up Paper Doll (B&W Page 10) – 40 • David Wolfe – Susan Hayward (Back & Play Page 35) – 61

SECTION V: ARTIST THEMES & DRESS-A-DOLL

Issue # Theme Dress-A-Doll Artist 79 Stripes David Wolfe 80 The Silent Screen

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