TITLE: LIFE magazine
[Classic LIFE Magazine, with all the great photographs, features, writers, vintage advertisements and MORE -- See FULL contents below!]
ISSUE DATE: November 12, 1945; Vol. 19, No.20
CONDITION: LARGE magazine, Approx 10oe" X 13oe". COMPLETE and in  GOOD condition, some wear to the spine. (See photo)

IN THIS ISSUE:
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LIFE'S COVER: Ingrid Bergman, who appears on LIFE's cover, has been called "unspoiled as a Swedish snowfall" and "naive as a country lass approaching her first smorgasbord." She came to Hollywood in 1939 under the discerning eye of David O. Selznick. Since then she has made eight important films and will certainly rank as first lady of the U.S. screen as the result of her last three (pp. 127-134). Bergman is 30 years old, the wife of a doctor and the mother of a 7-year-old daughter.

SPEAKING OF PICTURES: G-Man Is a Gun Ace.
LIFE's Reports: A Trip to the "Jap Riviera," by Carl and Shelley Mydans.

THE WEEK'S EVENTS:
Top Jap War Criminals Await Trial.
Editorial: Strikes Ahead.
Lidice Makes a Shrine.
The Javanese Revolt against their Dutch Rulers.
Waterfront Fire Blazes in Chicago.
The "Yorktown" Picks Miss Fighting Lady. Betty Joe Copeland.
Nicholas Murray Butler Retires.
Frank Sinatra Tries To Settle Case of Race Intolerance, in Gary Indiana.

ARTICLE: China Reborn, by Charles J. V. Murphy.

CLOSE-UP: Hattie Carnegie, by Russell Maloney. With a "look". a little suit and a knowledge of all the angles, she has risen from poverty to be absolute boss of a 6,500,000 dress business.

PHOTOGRAPHIC ESSAY: The Mohawk Valley.

EDUCATION: Yale Prodigy. Youngest grauate in college's history is Merrill Kenneth Wolf, who is only 14, and started to talk at the age of 4 months.

ANIMALS: Educated Horse -- Danger, the brainy rodeo star, can count, dance and untie knots.

THEATER:The Red Mall. Victor Herbert 1906 hit proves season's most engaging musical.

ART: The Three Little Peirces. American artist has painted the story of his family and how it grew up. Waldo Pierce.

SPORTS:Dirty Hockey.

SCIENCE: Push-Button Hospital Bed.

MODERN LIVING: Bonanza Fashions. California designers help put on Nevada's first national style show.

MOVIES: Ingrid Bergman's Year. Swedish actress hits screen peak with three big pictures in 1945. SARATOGA TRUNK, SPELLBOUND (directed by Alfred Hitchcock), THE BELLS OF ST. MARY'S...pictures of her, and pictures from each of these films.

OTHER DEPARTMENTS: Letters to the Editors ; LIFE Goes on a Tour with a USO Camp Show;Miscellany: Displaced Animals.

HISTORIC World War II (WWII) Wartime edition!

LIFE'S PICTURES:
Waldo Peirce, who painted the pictures of his children on pages 82 to 86, has not greatly changed since he was a roister- ing artist in Paris 30 years ago. At 60, he still has the same untidy beard, still loves to launch into witty, Rabelaisian yarns and still scribbles irreverent verse in his sketchbook. The only real difference is that today he is one of America's most famous painters, a fact which seems to have made little impression on Peirce himself.

FULL PAGE vintage ADS include:
THE LOVE OF OURS, FULL PAGE ad for the movie starring Merle Oberon, Claude Rains, Charles Korvin, Directed by William Dieterle.
CORNERED, from RKO Pictures AD, starring Dick Powell, Walter Slezak, directed by Edward Dmytryk, screenplay by John Paxton.

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