Stripper's Guide: Magazine Cover Comics: Juliet a-la Jazz

Wednesday, September 11, 2019

Magazine Cover Comics: Juliet a-la Jazz

The short-running magazine series Juliet a-la Jazz ran from April 16 to May 21 1933 and marked Russell Patterson's last magazine cover series for Hearst for the next six years. Not that there was anything wrong with the series, since it sticks like gum to the shoe sole of the standard romantic magazine cover formula. Leggy redhead Juliet is cast in a play and the only question is whether she'll pick the leading man, the stage manager or the director to be her off-stage romantic lead.

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