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Maclean's Magazine Cover
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Maclean's Magazine Cover

· October 15, 1933

A jovial carnival barker in top hat and tuxedo presents a colossal prize pumpkin stamped "Fall Fair First Prize," gesturing toward an agricultural exhibition. Behind him, fair-goers and judges examine the giant squash while Canadian flags drape the scene. The cover announces a serialized film romance, "He-Man" by George Marsh, alongside fair coverage. This issue exemplifies Maclean's hybrid editorial mix: Canada's national magazine balanced agricultural and rural content with Hollywood entertainment. Painted covers like this, dominat­ing newsstands between the wars, blended populist spectacle with middle-class aspiration, celebrating both harvest bounty and modern celebrity culture in Depression-era Canada.

About this artifact

Date
October 15, 1933
Rights
Public domain — free to view, share, and reuse.
Restoration
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