The New Yorker January 1, 1944 'New Year's Party But Alone' by Various - 1944

soft. The New Yorker January 1, 1944-ORIGINAL EDITION- Date: Jan. 1, 1944 Size and Page Count: 8.5"" X 11"" Tall, approx. 60 pages Condition: Very Good, COMPLETE-no pages missing, some rubbing and soiling on cover Cover : Color Illustration by Peter Arno of a New Years Eve Party and a couple that seem disinterested in bringing in the New Year's with a kiss. Illustrations: Full color illustration on front cover as well as many black and white, and color illustrations inside magazine ----An excellent opportunity for the collector, researcher or historian---- Contains: This magazine is famous for it's focus on life in New York. Departments include Goings On About Town, The Art Galleries , Books, The Current Cinema, Of All Things, On and Off the Avenue:Feminine Fashions, A Reporter at Large, and The Theatre. Articles and Ads Of Interest:
The play ""Oklahoma"" is billed as the pleasantest entertainment in town. Black and white 1/2 page ad for the Waldorf-Astoria Interesting WWII ad encouraging ""Use it up...Wear it out...Make it do...Or do without
Article about the draft and its inefficiencies
Theatre Critic Wolcott Gibbs roasts two plays of the time
Beautiful full page advertisement for Lucien Lelong's face powder