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Glamorous Romances #41

Jul 1949 · A. A. Wyn, Inc. · 0.10 USD
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This anthology issue contains multiple romantic stories, including one titled "The Girl They Snubbed" in which Nina, a woman visiting San Francisco, is initially excluded from social activities by Chuck Rogers and his friends who view her as unsophisticated, but gradually wins them over through her charm and resourcefulness. Another story follows Sheila, a young woman who strategically uses a fake white lie about knowing a wealthy man to impress a suitor named Gerald, leading to romantic complications. The issue also features a narrative involving a woman and a man named Henry who confess their mutual feelings and romantic confusion while driving, with the relationship progressing to a marriage proposal and unexpected domestic resolution.

Contains 4 stories
The Girl They Snubbed
7 pp · Romance
Dell PauleyGreg Hastings

In small-town Coxville, Broadway star Dell Pauley arrives under the spotlight, welcomed with fanfare by the wealthy Hastings family—only to be quietly recognized by Larry Roberts, a man who once knew her under a different name. As old memories stir and the town’s past judgments resurface, Dell finds herself caught between the life she’s built and the girl she once was, while a lingering connection with Larry hints at a past neither can forget.

Spitework!
8 pp · Romance
Penny MasonChuck RogersNina LuprezAndy Dunham

Chuck Rogers arrives at the airport company, quickly catching the eye of stewardess Penny Mason, whose friendship with coworker Andy Dunham sparks jealousy in another coworker, Nina Luprez. As romantic tensions simmer and secrets unfold, Chuck’s sudden coldness toward Penny leaves her heartbroken—until a shocking revelation about Andy’s disappearance forces them to confront the truth.

She Craved Excitement
7.67 pp · Romance
RandySheila CartwrightGeraldMrs. Huntington

Sheila Cartwright escapes her monotonous life in New York by secretly booking a West Indies cruise under the false identity of a Boston socialite, where she bonds with the charming Gerald Case and enjoys a whirlwind of adventure and flirtation—only to face a shocking theft when Mrs. Huntington’s priceless diamond vanishes just before the ship docks. As the mystery unfolds, Sheila must confront the growing tension between her thrilling new world and the life she left behind, especially when her fiancé Randy unexpectedly appears to surprise her.

The Catch of the Town
7 pp · Romance
Dotty DraperHenry MartinsonPolly

In the small town of Shadybrook, Dotty Draper finds herself caught between her growing affection for Henry Martinson and lingering doubts about his true character, especially after he’s unexpectedly nominated for district attorney at a political convention. As their romance unfolds amid public appearances and mounting pressure, Dotty’s instincts are tested when Henry’s decision to flee after a car accident forces her to confront whether she truly knows the man she’s about to marry.

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cover pencils Alice Kirkpatrick

Reprints

Reprinted in Glamorous Romances #[41] (1949), Ten-Story Love #2 / 200 (1955), Ten-Story Love #4 / 202 (1955)

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