Magazine Illustrations
story: “Someone Who Knows Told Me …”
citation: Cosmopolitan, December 1943, 115(6):14
credit: (Illegible)
caption: None.
story: Manhattan Idyl
citation: Collier's, April 5 1947, 119(14):20
credit: Mario Cooper
caption: I want to see the boats,
Eve said. They walked to the river and watched the tugs move silently
story: I'm Mad at You
citation: Collier's, December 6, 1947, 120(23):16-17
credit: Mario Cooper
caption: I'd buy a couple of acres of land on Fifth Avenue, tear down the buildings, fill in the excavation with good Illinois topsoil, dismantle the house in Galesburg and set it up in the middle of the plot …
story: Breakfast in Bed
citation: Collier's, May 15, 1948, 121(20):13
credit: Mario Cooper
caption: Quality of evening light.
Eve said, after she had studied the design of the puzzle. Eleven letters. It's crepuscular. They always use that.
story: It Wouldn't Be Fair
citation: Collier's, August 28, 1948, 121(20):21
credit: Harry Fredman
caption: Fine! Marvelous!
said the lieutenant, glancing at Annie. Annie has given us enough to work on, the rest will be strictly routine.
story: Long-Distance Call
citation: Collier's, November 6, 1948, 122(19):14-15
credit: Karl Milroy
caption: None
story: Something in a Cloud
citation: Good Housekeeping, March 1949, 128(3):44-45
credit: Robert Patterson
caption: None
story: You Haven't Changed a Bit
citation: Collier's, April 16, 1949, 123(16):13
credit: Stan Klimley
caption: When he kissed his wife good-by, he had to admit to himself that he was still a little jealous of her old beau
story: The Little Courtesies
citation: Collier's, June 25, 1949, 123(26):20-21
credit: Mario Cooper
caption: After a moment Tim again began to blink his eyes in a steady rhythm, right eye, left eye. He said to Eve, What am I? One look and you'll have it.
story: Sneak Preview
citation: Collier's, April 29, 1950, 125(17):22
credit: Arthur Sarnoff
caption: It's my understanding
said Al, that you are supposed to go to sleep.
I always hear a story first,
the child argued.
story: Week-end Genius
citation: Collier's, May 20, 1950, 125(20):28-29
credit: Stan Klimley
caption: They alternated deals, Tim shuffling for each hand. Tim invented a way to prop the cards, without holding them
story: I Like It This Way
citation: Collier's, June 24, 1950, 125(25):26
credit: Fredric Varaday
caption: Ann tried several times to purr, and failed, and tried again, and suddenly succeeded. She lay there purring just like a happy kitten.
story: My Cigarette Loves Your Cigarette
citation: Collier's, September 30, 1950, 126(14):16-17
credit: Ward Brackett
caption: Walking directly behind her, he spoke quietly, his voice crudely intimate. Hi, good-looking, what's your hurry?
Ignoring him, Eve kept on.
story: The Third Level
citation: Collier's, October 7, 1950, 126(15):36
credit: Harry Beckhoff
caption: Then I saw that everyone there was dressed like eighteen-ninety-something
story: Such Interesting Neighbors
citation: Collier's, January 6, 1951, 127(1):20-21
credit: Harry Gill
caption: Be careful, honey,
he said, making a joke of it. You'll have to learn, you know, that doors won't open themselves
story: Husband at Home
citation: Ladies' Home Journal, April 1951:72-73
credit: Robert Patterson
caption: He looked up at her, grinned. Then his smile faded, I'm really a trial for you, aren't I?
story: One-Man Show
citation: Collier's, June 30 1951, 127(26):28-29
credit: Ward Brackett
caption: Eve Ryan was bored; she wished something would happen. It was a perfectly reasonable wish but she shouldn't have confided it to Timberlake, her antic husband. He was only too happy to oblige.
story: Swelled Head
citation: Collier's, July 14, 1951, 128(2):36
credit: Charles Hawkes
caption: That night when Vice-President Ekker put on the Homburg it dropped to the top of his ears
story: Quit Zoomin' Those Hands Through the Air
citation: Collier's, August 4, 1951, 128(5):18-19
credit: Harry Beckhoff
caption: Then the wings bit into the air, I pulled back my lever, and we shot up, the engine fighting for altitude, and circled the field
story: I'm Scared
citation: Collier's, September 15, 1951, 128(11):24-25
credit: David Stone Martin
caption: This guy showed up in the middle of the street, gawking at the cars and signs like he'd never seen any of them before
story: Sounds in the Night
citation: Collier's, November 24, 1951, 128(21):20
credit: Ward Brackett
caption: To Tim and Eve, watching at the window, there was a chilling ruthlessness in the sight and sound of the measured steps
story: Stopover at Reno
citation: Collier's, January 5, 1952, 129(1):10-11
credit: Frank McCarthy
caption: In panic and confusion, Ben hesitated, then reached out helplessly and picked up the dice.
story: Obituary
citation: Collier's, February 2, 1952, 129(5):38
credit: Louis S. Glanzman
caption: In panic and confusion, Ben hesitated, then reached out helplessly and picked up the dice.
story: Tiger Tamer
citation: Collier's, May 31, 1952, 129(22):70
credit: Robert Bugg
caption: He lifted one foot and planted it gently on the tiger's ribs. OK,
he said then, and the man snapped the picture that appeared in a hundred papers.
story: There is a Tide.....
citation: Collier's, August 2, 1952, 130(5):51
credit: Louis S. Glanzman
caption: None
story: Man of the Cocktail Hour
citation: Collier's, September 20, 1952, 130(12):64-65
credit: Ward Brackett
caption: Eve saw Tim leaning negligently against the refrigerator, and Ann Darrow looking up at him, her beautiful face alive with pleasure.
story: Diagnosis Completed
citation: Collier's, October 18, 1952, 130(16):28
credit: Frank McCarthy
caption: Now Dr. Lerner felt sure of the cause of death. Ever seen death by insulin shock?
he said brutally. Then take a good look. It's all fine experience.
story: Behind the News
citation: Good Housekeeping, November 1952, 135(5):58-59
credit: Lynn Buckham
caption: None
story: 5 Against the House, Part One
citation: Good Housekeeping, July 1953, 137(1):49
credit: Unsigned
caption: None
story: 5 Against the House, Part One
citation: Good Housekeeping, July 1953, 137(1):50-51
credit: Austin Briggs
caption: None
story: 5 Against the House, Part Two
citation: Good Housekeeping, August 1953, 137(2):52
credit: Austin Briggs
caption: None
story: 5 Against the House, Conclusion
citation: Good Housekeeping, September 1953, 137(3):58
credit: Austin Briggs
caption: None
story: The Body Snatchers, Part One
citation: Collier's, November 26, 1954, 134(11):26-27
credit: Mike Ludlow
caption: Go on; pull it off,
Jack said. I grabbed the sheet and tossed it to one side. Lying on the table was a body, unreal and theatrical.
story: The Body Snatchers, Part Two
citation: Collier's, December 10, 1954, 134(12):114
credit: Mike Ludlow
caption: Becky couldn't go on running much longer. I wondered what would happen if they caught us
story: The Body Snatchers, Conclusion
citation: Collier's, December 24, 1954, 134(13):62
credit: Mike Ludlow
caption: Becky stood huddled in the corner as I fought with Budlong and a fat man. Then Meeker went limp, and he fell. What happened!
Mannie said
story: Legal and Tender
citation: Good Housekeeping, February 1955, 140(2):52-53
credit: Lynn Buckham
caption: You're a half-wit, but I love you,
she said, and pulled his face close
story: T
attletale Tapecitation: Collier's, March 4, 1955, 135(5):40
credit: Barbara Schwinn
caption: None
story: Of Missing Persons
citation: Good Housekeeping, March 1955, 140(3):50-51
credit: Alex Ross
caption: None
story: A Man of Coonfidence
citation: Good Housekeeping, August 1955, 141(2):50-51
credit: John Gannam
caption: With my compliments,
he said. Take it to any bank teller! Tell them you think it's counterfeit; then listen to what he tells you!
story: Second Chance
citation: Good Housekeeping, April 1956, 142(4):66-67
credit: Robert Fawcett
caption: None
story: House of Numbers
citation: Cosmopolitan, July 1956, 141(1):90-91
credit: Ernest Chiriaka
caption: I slid down the wall, his gun aimed at my back. Unseen, my brother was poised high above us.
story: House of Numbers
citation: Cosmopolitan, July 1956, 141(1):96
credit: Unsigned
caption: Living together in the same house, Ruth and I tried to keep our loyalty to Arnie like a closed door between us. But it was hard to stay apart.
story: Contents of the Dead Man's Pocket
citation: Collier's, October 26 1956, 138(9):82
credit: Elliott Flagg
caption: He had made the mistake of looking down from the ledge to the street below. Now he was rigid, fighting terror
story: Rainy Sunday
citation: Good Housekeeping, April 1957, 144(4):84-85
credit: Henry Koehler
caption: None
story: Expression of Love
citation: Good Housekeeping, June 1957, 144(6):74-75
credit: A. Parker
caption: None
story: Fast Buck
citation: Good Housekeeping, September 1957, 145(3):84-85
credit: John Gannam
caption: I feel wonderful,
she said. Let's dance some more.
story: Vive La Différence
citation: Good Housekeeping, June 1958, 146(6):78-79
credit: Austin Briggs
caption: You long-legged goody,
Al Mehan said. And then said a good deal more
story: Seven Days to Live
citation: The Saturday Evening Post, January 10, 1959, 231(28):32-33
credit: Carroll Jones
caption: Outside his cell the watching men were silent and no longer smiling. On the wall of his cell he had drawn a door.
story: Bedtime Story
citation: Good Housekeeping, May 1959, 148(5):104-105
credit: Andy Virgil
caption: What was Mike Cutler doing at that hour, crawling under his wife's bed?
story: All My Clients Are Innocent
citation: Cosmopolitan, July 1959, 147(1):98-107
credit: Mac Conner
caption: Now the witness reached out to touch him. Her stared up, defiant.
story: The Love Letter
citation: The Saturday Evening Post, August 1, 1959, 232(5):17
credit: Coby Whitmore
caption: None
story: The U-19's Last Kill (First of six parts)
citation: The Saturday Evening Post, August 22, 1959, 232(8):20
credit: Ken Riley
caption: Now he saw it — the moss-encrusted conning tower of the sunken sub.
story: The U-19's Last Kill (First of six parts)
citation: The Saturday Evening Post, August 22, 1959, 232(8):21
credit: Ken Riley
caption: You'll never marry me,
Alice said. Me or anyone else just now.
story: The U-19's Last Kill, Second of six parts
citation: The Saturday Evening Post, August 29, 1959, 232(9):32
credit: Ken Riley
caption: Suddenly the sub surfaced, her conning tower dark against the sky.
story: The U-19's Last Kill, Second of six parts
citation: The Saturday Evening Post, August 29, 1959, 232(9):33
credit: Ken Riley
caption: Hello, sucker,
she said. You are crazy like the rest of us?
story: The U-19's Last Kill, Third of six parts
citation: The Saturday Evening Post, September 5, 1959, 232(10):39
credit: Ken Riley
caption: Seated at the periscope was a man, slumped in death.
story: The U-19's Last Kill, Fourth of six parts
citation: The Saturday Evening Post, September 12, 1959, 232(11):43
credit: Ken Riley
caption: Lauffnauer stood lookout. The others worked the sub out of the dock.
story: The U-19's Last Kill, Fifth of six parts
citation: The Saturday Evening Post, September 19, 1959, 232(12):50
credit: Ken Riley
caption: The captain gasped when he saw it — a torpedo wake flashing straight out from the nose of the sub.
story: The U-19's Last Kill, Conclusion
citation: The Saturday Evening Post, September 26, 1959, 232(13):41
credit: Ken Riley
caption: The four of them tugged frantically trying to wrench the trunk apart.
story: Take One Rainy Night
citation: McCall's, October 1959, LXXXVII(1):72-73
credit: Joe Bowler
caption: None
story: The Other Wife
citation: The Saturday Evening Post, January 30, 1960, 232(31):31
credit: Bob McGinnis
caption: Now I know why I go to the office every day,
he said, It's so I can come home to this.
story: Crazy Sunday
citation: McCall's, February 1960, LXXXVII(5):44-45
credit: Ward Brackett
caption: He could actually see the faint blue vein on the inside of her elbow, down which his forefinger had so often gently traced
story: I Love Galesburg in the Springtime
citation: McCall's, April 1960, LXXXVII(7):74-75
credit: Bernie Fuchs
caption: None
story: An Old Tune
citation: McCall's, October 1961, LXXXIX(1):112-113
credit: Dong Kingman
caption: None
story: Where the Cluetts Are
citation: McCall's, January 1962, LXXXIX(4):72
credit: Edna Eicke
caption: None
story: The Man with the Magic Glasses
citation: McCall's, March 1962, LXXXIX(6):94-95
credit: Austin Briggs
caption: I put on the glasses to look at her. Her dress vanished!
story: Old Enough for Love
citation: McCall's, May 1962, LXXXIX(8):78-79
credit: Coby Whitmore
caption: None
story: Hey, Look at Me!
citation: Playboy, September 1962, 9(9):93
credit: Paul Giovanopoulos
caption: None
story: The Sunny Side of the Street
citation: McCall's, October 1962, XC(1):106-107
credit: Austin Briggs
caption: None
story: Time Has No Boundaries
citation: The Saturday Evening Post, October 13, 1962, 235(36):60
credit: Milton Glasser
caption: None
story: No Time for the Billiard Ballet
citation: Playboy, October 1963, 10(10):101
credit: Playboy Studios
caption: None
