Wow - wonderful illustrations as you said- I'll read the Christmas story on my lunch hour today. It just seemed like people were happier then - maybe because I was younger then and not so rushed as now? Any way - it's nice to reminisce. Back in the day - when women had time to explore paper napkin options. 210 -My mom served the Lipton soup as well - pretty salty - but I liked it then.
My mother saved this story from the magazine and read it to us every year. I still have and it's still one of my favorites. I read to my daughter and still read it to my grandson.
Tuesday, 22 December, 2015
****** Originally posted December 25, 2009 ******
Today we have a special Christmas Edition of Magazine Monday (on Sunday). From December 1957 it’s Family Circle Magazine. This issue features an amazing 12 page article “Especially for Children, a Christmas Story about St. Francis” as told by Mary Martin and Visualized by Walt Disney and staff.
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“The Little Lame Lamb, a story of Saint Frances of Assisi and the first Nativity Scene” is a wonderful Christmas season story, it’s worth taking the time to read it in its entirety. And as you’ll see, the artwork is top notch, wouldn’t it be amazing to own some of the originals?
Now presented in order, in high resolution and without further interruption, “The Little Lame Lamb”, enjoy.
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Oh boy would I like to get this record! I bet the 12 page booklet has all the same artwork as this article just like Family Circle December 1958 and the “Christmas at Disneyland LP”. This must be a shorter story than Christmas at Disneyland as its all on one 45. If I had this record of course you’d be hearing here on the blog.
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Before we get to some wonderful vintage holiday advertisements, Family Circle has a memo to its readers. Can you imagine it, they are raising the price of each issue to ten cents?
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The ingredients of this fruit cake, minus the fruit, nuts and raisins, sound pretty good. No baking? Chill for two days? What kind of commie cake is this?
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That Cookie House looks so yummy! Check out that cool Cookie Carnival Carousel!
“Working together to bring people together” and working to keep our monopoly on the telephone industry.
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Fruit Nog, Yummy?
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“Soft and smooth as linen”. Gotta love that Polka dot box!
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These last three advertisements aren’t holiday related but I couldn’t resist sharing. Three of these sauces look excellent, I’ll let you guess which one I’ll pass on.
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Some things never change (thank goodness). You’ll find a box or two of Lipton's Chicken Noodle Soup in my cupboard, how about yours? That glass soup pan on the electric burner looks so cool!
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Well… This is a family magazine and its 1957 so this must be acceptable to show on my blog. “She dreamed she was lost in a London Fog”, maybe she was dreaming because she was being held and molded by her “talented bra… in the prettiest possible lines”… Was Maidenform a Division of Cadillac in 1957?
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posted by Vintage Disneyland Tickets at 12:01 AM on Dec 9, 2012
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Close this window Jump to comment formHaven’t had Lipton soup since I was a kid but I can still remember how it tastes.
Pass on the pink sauce?
Sunday, 09 December, 2012
Wow - wonderful illustrations as you said- I'll read the Christmas story on my lunch hour today.
It just seemed like people were happier then - maybe because I was younger then and not so rushed as now?
Any way - it's nice to reminisce.
Back in the day - when women had time to explore paper napkin options.
210 -My mom served the Lipton soup as well - pretty salty - but I liked it then.
Monday, 10 December, 2012
My mother saved this story from the magazine and read it to us every year. I still have and it's still one of my favorites. I read to my daughter and still read it to my grandson.
Tuesday, 22 December, 2015