Thursday, April 18, 2013
What Sort of People Read Hearst Papers?
Cole Johnson sends in a group of photographs, the theme of which is that Hearst newspapers are depicted in each. Descriptions are Cole's:
English musical comedy stars Jack Buchanan, Gertrude Lawrence, and Bea Lillie enjoy the New York American comics, circa 1927.
William ("Hopalong Cassidy") Boyd enjoys a copy of the December 27 1950 issue of the Los Angeles Examiner. His comic strip would be jumping to that paper from the Mirror one week hence.
1950s TV star and game show host Garry Moore on the set of his early, local daytime show, with a copy of the New York Journal-American, 1950.
Bud Abbott reads about his ex-partner Lou Costello's death the day before in the March 4 1959 issue of the Los Angeles Herald-Express.
Lee Falk holds the January 24, 1961, issue of the New York Journal American. The reason for this photo is that the current Phantom storyline mirrored reality when terrorists took over a Brazilian cruise ship.
English musical comedy stars Jack Buchanan, Gertrude Lawrence, and Bea Lillie enjoy the New York American comics, circa 1927.
William ("Hopalong Cassidy") Boyd enjoys a copy of the December 27 1950 issue of the Los Angeles Examiner. His comic strip would be jumping to that paper from the Mirror one week hence.
1950s TV star and game show host Garry Moore on the set of his early, local daytime show, with a copy of the New York Journal-American, 1950.
Bud Abbott reads about his ex-partner Lou Costello's death the day before in the March 4 1959 issue of the Los Angeles Herald-Express.
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