Calling All Girls #12
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis November 1942 issue of "Calling All Girls" is an anthology featuring multiple stories and features. One story, "Lady in Khaki," depicts a young woman named Lissa who becomes involved in a mishap at a summer camp involving her friend Candy's disappearance, leading to a search with help from others. Another featured story, "Between the Acts" by Elizabeth Decker, describes young theatrical performers attending the Professional Children's School in New York City who balance their stage careers with regular schooling. The issue also includes "Harvest Moon Over Her Shoulder," which follows characters named Karen, Doris, and Daisy as they prepare for and celebrate a Harvest Moon party at a barn, complete with refreshments and entertainment. Additional content includes the poem "October Days" by Solveig Paulson Russell and various other features typical of the magazine's mix of stories, comics, fashions, and advice for girls.
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