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MIDTELEVISIOIl SEPTEMBER 0* PEGGY YOUNG Lovely Star of PEPPER YOUNG'S FAMILY (Played by Betty Wragge) A Com Radio Novel HANS OF DIVORCE PEPPER YOUNG'S FAMILY- SSXSiSSSSA . I] Clare Potter is a great American designer. And she looks the part. Note her distinctive pill-box hair-do, sloping shirt- waist. She excels in de- signs that suit the needs of American living — sportswear, street suits, simple dinner clothes. For inspiration, she turns to fabrics . has prints and colors made to order. AMERICAN DESIGNER. '**) Unlike most designers, "Camels give me what I want in Clare Potter works on a living model . cuts her a cigarette . real smoking original pattern out of the mildness plus fine taste" fabric itself. At right, she rests . smokes a Camel . critically eyes pyjamas-to- be, as an assistant pins and measures. Says Clare % "Persian Bouquet"-~ striking dinner -at- Potter: "I like Camels best. home pyjamas of printed sharkskin, a Clare They're milder—-they con- Potter original. Here the finished design is tain less nicotine in the being modeled for her approval while she en- smoke, you know!" joys another Camel. "I never tire of smoking Camels," she says. "They're the finest-tasting cigarette I could ever want." Clare Potter is outstanding among designers The smoke of slower-burning who are making America the center of fashion. Camels contains A hard worker, she spends week-days at the shop ... week-ends at her farm. "My friends 2Z% prefer Camel cigarettes, too," she adds. "So I buy Camels by the carton. More convenient!" LESS R. J. Reynolds Tob. Co., Winston-Salem, N. C. A few of the many other NICOTINE distinguished women who than the average of the 4 other prefer Camel cigarettes: largest-selling brands tested — less than any of them — according Mrs. Nicholas Biddle, Philadelphia to independent scientific tests Mrs. Gail Borden, Chicago of the smoke itself. Mrs. Powell Cabot, Boston Mrs. Charles Carroll, Jr., Maryland Mrs. Randolph Carter, Virginia Mrs. J. Gardner Coolidge 2nd, Boston Mrs. Anthony J. Drexel 3rd, Philadelphia Mrs. John Hylan Heminway, New York Mrs. Alexander Hixon, California Mrs. Oliver DeGray Vanderbilt III, Cincinnati Mrs. Kiliaen M. Van Rensselaer, New York BY BURNING 25% SLOWER than the average of the 4 other largest- selling brands tested — slower than any of them — Camels also give you a smoking plus equal, on the average, to 77te ccfaae/te tf 5 EXTRA SMOKES PER PACK! A Darling Girl... A new Party Dress- but the Same Old Question of a Date! No girl should risk underarm odor when Mum so surely guards charm! NO ART OF DRESS, no natural loveli- More women use Mum than any other DEPENDABILITY —Daintiness is lasting ness, no beauty aid a girl could com- deodorant. Housewives, business girls, with Mum on guard. Without attempting mand can make up for the fault of per- movie stars and nurses know that their to check perspiration, Mum protects sonal undaintiness—for the offense of un- husbands, their jobs, their friends are too against underarm odor for hours to come. derarm odor. important to offend. They prefer Mum for: Start now to guard your charm—get a jar of Mum at your druggist's today. A girl may have an enchanting skin and SPEED—When you're in a hurry, Mum • • • lovely lips—clothes in the peak of fashion. takes only 30 seconds to smooth on. But one offense against personal daintiness, FOR SANITARY NAPKINS-You need a SAFETY—Mum won't irritate skin. And the gentle, deodorant Sanitary Napkins— one moment of unguarded charm and safe for American Institute of Laundering assures that's why so many women use Mum. Always even the most eager admirer receives an you Mum won't injure even fine fabrics. use Mum this important way, too. impression that a girl may never change. Too many girls trust a bath alone to NO DEODORANT QUICKER .. .SAFER .. .SURER .. .THAN MUM! keep free from offending. But no bath, however fresh it leaves you, can guarantee you lasting charm. A bath corrects the faults of past perspiration— it cannot pre- vent the risk of underarm odor to come. Un- less you give underarms special care you can be guilty of offending and never know it. That's why so many popular girls use Mum daily. A quick dab under each arm and your charm is safe—safe for business, safe for dates, safe all day or all evening long. Play safe—guard your precious charm TAKES THE ODOR OUT OF PERSPIRATION with quick, safe, dependable Mum. SEPTEMBER, 1941 7 SEPTEMBER, 1941 VOL. 16. No. 5 MiRXOR ERNEST V. HEYN FRED R. SAMMIS Executive Editor BELLE LANDESMAN, ASSISTANT EDITOR Editor CONTENTS special Features Tell Me You Love Me 10 Was the world's laughter always to keep him from his heart's desire? Orphans of Divorce 12 Another famous air drama brought to you as a complete radio novel Bitter Sweet Adele Whitely Fletcher 1 The tender romance of Mary Margaret McBride Heartbreakers 18 He believed a lie, not the truth that was in her eyes Pepper Young's Family 22 More of your favorite people in living portraits Young Doctor Malone Norton Russell 26 Continue this excising story of a physician's private life Your Marriage Happiness Beatrice Kay 29 You can profit from this singing comedienne's own experience If You Were Mrs. Ralph Edwards Judy Ashley 30 You'd have inherited a home furnished by bachelors Girl About Town Joan Edwards 32 Composed by a charming star and it's Radio Mirror's Hit of the Month Home of The Brave 34 Radio's tender story of the gallant people of New Chance The Cooking Corner Suggests—Top It Off With Sweets! Kate Smith 38 New and flavorsome dessert recipes Superman in Radio 40 Another daring rescue by this great hero from another world A Rainey Day Dream "Bud" Rainey 80 A poem by the "Poet of the Mike" /lc/dec///tfracttons What Do You Want to Say? 3 What's New From Coast to Coast Dan Senseney 4 Facing The Music Ken Alden 8 Inside Radio—The Radio Mirror Almanac 41 Cling To That Summer Tan Dr. Grace Gregory 50 • ON THE COVER—Betty Wragge, star of Pepper Young's Family, heard on NBC Kodachrome by Charles P. Seawood ItADIO AND TELEVISION MIKKOK. published monthly by MACFADDEN PUBLICATIONS, INC., Washington and South Avenues, Dunellen. New Jersey. General Offices: 205 East 42nd Street, New York, N. Y. Editorial and advertising offices: Chanin Building, 122 East 42nd Street, New York. O. J. Elder, President; Haydock Miller. Secretary; Chas. H. Shattuck. Treasurer; Walter Hanlon, Advertising Director. Chicago office, 221 North LaSalle St., O. A. Keldon, Mgr. 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Comedy at it's best. —Miss B. Clements, San Francisco. ORCHIDS TO THE NEW COMMERCIALS ttw* My hat is off to the snappy, one- 4 minute ads that are becoming so r popular on the air. At last advertis- 1 ers have found a way to get listener attention, hold it to the end of the advertising message, and entertain H. the man at the dial at the same time. This lovely bride, Mrs. Frank Morell, Jr., Mt. Vernon, N. Y., says, "I'm really thank- Most important of all, these brief ful that I went on a 'Mild-Soap' Diet. All my friends tell me how lovely my skin commercials indelibly impress the looks— sure it's largely due to Camay and the 'Mild-Soap' Diet." name of the product on the listener's and I'm mind.—Alma Deane Fuller, Manhat- tan, Kansas. Try this exciting beauty idea Every single day— twice a aay— for 30 days—give your skin Camay's gentle care.