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Joan Crawford: La Vie, Les Films

(France)

Oct. 20, 1937. No. 17, 36 pgs.

Kine Weekly

December 14, 1933.

 

 

Kino  (Czech or Polish)

1936.

Kino  (Czech or Polish)

1937.

Kino

1948. "Humoresque."

 

 

The Knowledge  (UK)

August 13 - 19, 2005. " When stars
collide: How Joan Crawford and Bette
Davis fought the feud of the century."

Kobenhavnerinden

1933. No. 11.

Kolnische Illustrierte Zeitung

(Cologne, Germany)

Sept. 3, 1936.

 

 

"J" magazines with articles only or no cover photo yet available:

 

Jane Magazine

(date unknown)   "1,001 Joans." A one-page color photo montage of Joan from 1910 through the '70s.

 

 


L

 

L'Illustrato   •   La Actualidad   •  Lady's Circle   •  Ladies Home Journal   •    Lecturas    •     Le Film Complet   •
 Le Samedi    •    Les Films du Coeur   •    Les Films Pour Vous   •   Liberty Magazine  •   Life    •    Life International   •   Literary Digest   •
 Loew's Weekly   •   Look    •    Los Angeles Times     •    Lowdown

 

Lady's Circle

L'Illustrato

March 1932.  16 pgs.

La Actualidad

February 1956.

Lady's Circle  (US)

May 1972. Vol. 8, No. 10.  82 pgs.
"Life is For Living."

 


Other known issues of
Lady's Circle
featuring Joan:

Oct. 1966: "Joan Crawford's
Secrets of Lasting Beauty."

Lecturas  (Spain)

November 1931.

 


Other known issues of Lecturas
featuring Joan:

May 1936. I Live My Life feature.

 

 

Le Film Complet  (France)

1931.  16 pgs.

Possessed

Le Film Complet  (France)

Aug. 24, 1933.  16 pgs.

Letty Lynton

Le Film Complet  (France)

Nov. 17, 1937.  16 pgs.

The Bride Wore Red

Le Film Complet  (France)

Dec. 27, 1938. No. 2204. 16 pgs.

Mannequin

 

 

 

Le Film Complet  (France)

Dec. 14, 1939. No. 2248. 16 pgs.

Ice Follies of 1939

 

 

 

 

 

Le Samedi  (Canada)

Nov. 1957

Les Films du Coeur  (France)

Sept. 1960. No. 38.

Les Films du Coeur  (France)

1964. This Woman Is Dangerous.

 

 

Les Films Pour Vous  (France)

Sept. 1961.

Les Films Pour Vous  (France)

1964.

Liberty

Spring 1975. No. 16. 64 pgs.

 


Other known issues of Liberty
featuring Joan:

Sept. 29, 1934: "Tears Triangles,
Talk - -Joan Crawford's Clothes"

April 30, 1938:  "Joan Crawford's
Secrets: A Candid Success Story"
(by friend Katherine Albert)

May 7, 1938. No. 19, Vol. 15.:

"Joan Crawford's Secrets:
Waitress to Glamor Girl"

May 21, 1938: "What Joan
Crawford Says For Herself"

Spring 1972: Hollywood Issue
(1924 - 1950)

 

 

Other known issues of Life featuring Joan:

 

March 1, 1937.   "Joan Crawford / Mrs. Tone
at Home"
and Last of Mrs. Cheyney.  Vol. 1, No. 9.

March 22, 1937.  6-page article with photos.

June 9, 1941.   "A Woman's Face"

May 4, 1942.

June 23, 1947.   "The Second Rise of Joan Crawford"

September 1, 1952.  Vol. 33, No. 9. 88 pages. Article
on Joan and Sudden Fear.

February 23, 1959.

October 5, 1959.  Has cover photo of Khrushchev,
with Joan headline:"Joan Crawford at 51: A Life of Polish,
Plans, Push."  Inside, a 10-page photo-essay by Eve
Arnold:"The Durable Charms of Joan the Queen." 23 candid
photos: of Joan "enduring" beauty treatments, on the set
of her '59 film
The Best of Everything, and at home.

Life (International Edition)

Nov. 9, 1959.

Life  (US)

October 1981. Article on collectors of star memorabilia.

September 28, 1962. "Shall we Dance? Thud!"

October 12, 1962.   Feature on "What Ever Happened
to Baby Jane?"

February 21, 1964.   "Well Planned Crawford"

 

 

Literary Digest  (US)

March 6, 1937.

 

 

Loew's Weekly

December 3, 1928. No. 12.
Joan in center of trio of photos.

Loew's Weekly

June 10, 1929. Vol. 10, #39.
Our Modern Maidens.

Loew's Weekly

June 19, 1936. Joan in lower left
photo, from "Gorgeous Hussy."

Loew's Weekly

February 11, 1937.
"The Last of Mrs. Cheyney.
"

 


Other known issues of Loew's

featuring Joan:

August 8, 1927.

January 30, 1928.

 

 

Look  (US)

Feb. 1937. Vol. 1, No. 2. "The Amazing
Story of the Cinderella Girl."

Look (US)

Nov. 23, 1937.

Look  (US)

March 28, 1939.

Look  (US)

Sept. 26, 1939. Vol. 3, No. 20, 58 pgs.

6-pg article: "My Past, Present, and
Future, by Joan Crawford"

Look  (US)

March 12, 1940.

Look  (US)

Jan. 30, 1951. Vol. 15, No. 3.

"How They Stay Glamorous After 40."

 


Other known issues of Look

featuring Joan:

April 9, 1940.

 

 

 

Lowdown  (US)

July 1959.

 

 

"L" magazines with articles only or no cover photo yet available:

 

Ladies Home Journal

August 1978.   "Joan Crawford: Dark Side of a Star"

 

Los Angeles Times (Click on date to read transcript. Thanks to Norman for all of the below articles!)

September 5, 1925. Announcement of Joan's new name.

October 25, 1925. "Another Texas Girl Succeeds in Hollywood."

May 6, 1926. "Young Cudahy's Mother Warns of Annulment."

June 8, 1926.  Joan and Mike Cudahy break up.

September 28, 1928. Doug Fairbanks, Jr., helps Joan move.

June 4, 1929. "Young Doug Weds Joan."

August 25, 1929. Joan's admiration for new husband Doug.

August 29, 1929. Joan's brother Hal divorces wife.

1935/1936. Five articles on a Hal car-crash and aftermath.

October 14, 1935. "Joan Crawford Weds Tone in Secret Rite."

November 24, 1935. "Franchot Tone More Than Just 'Man Joan Married.'"

March 29, 1939. "Crawford Divorce Plea Hits Snag."

May 21, 1939. "The Joan Crawford No One Knows."

May 25, 1940. "Joan Crawford Adopts Baby."

December 18, 1945; April 26, 1946. Joan's separation and divorce from Phillip Terry.

May 28, 1948. "Joan Crawford's Lost $50,000 Brooch Found."

December 26, 1948. "Joan Crawford Wins Her Battle to Play Role of Schoolteacher."

August 10, 1955. Joan denies rift with husband Al Steele.

May 7, 1959. Joan appointed to Pepsi board of directors.

September 16, 1962. "Bette and Joan: No Collision Course for Hollywood Stars."

May 9, 1963. Obit for Joan's brother Hal LeSueur.

November 19, 1977. "2 Joan Crawford Children Sue to Invalidate Will."

October 29, 1978. "Like Daughter Like Son Chris."

 

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