TITLE: LIFE magazine
[Classic LIFE Magazine, with all the great photographs, features, writers, vintage advertisements and MORE -- See FULL contents below!]
ISSUE DATE: MARCH 3, 1958; Vol. 44, No. 9
CONDITION: LARGE magazine, Approx 10oe" X 13oe". COMPLETE and in VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)

IN THIS ISSUE:
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COVER: "SALLY ANNE HOWES, BROADWAY'S NEW FAIR LADY." British beauty Sally Ann Howes, in favorite offstage slacks which contrast demurely with her flamboyant theater role, wins acclaim as the new Eliza in My Fair Lady (see pp. 51-54) COVER photograph: MILTON H. GREENE.

FEATURED ARTICLES:
WORST WINTER IN 20 YEARS: Rough response came to Americans who wished for an old-time winter-record cold and storm which paralyzed the East, froze the South, killed hundreds and cost millions.

FROM CHURCHILL'S LAST BOOK: England is plagued by a king's madness, adulteries of royalty, a massacre at home and a mutiny abroad in Sir Winston's history of stormy age after Waterloo.

SURPRISING U.S. POLL: Sudden changes in U.S. opinion since Sputnik are revealed by a poll which tells Americans what they now think of the urgent issues of the day.

BIGGEST THING IN TOWN: In Sharon Springs, Kan. everbody-man, woman and child-is taken up with basketball, which runs the winter life of hundreds of small towns in the U.S.

A LIVELY ELIZA: Taking over one of the the- ater's great roles, English actress Sally Ann Howes brings lively sharpness to the part of Eliza Doolittle in My Fair Lady. SALLY ANN HOWES.

THE WEEK'S EVENTS:
An old-time winter hits the nation hard: worst cold and snow in 20 years bring destruction, peril and some pleasures to U.S.
A Look at the World's Week: Man alone in a space cage: exclusive pictures show Donald Farrell during his 168-hour 'flight'.
The case of Leopold's parole: slayer of Bobby Franks finally wins freedom but remains subject of controversy.
EDITORIAL: How to save the railroads.

ARTICLE: An Age of Unrest: Part II. Vol. IV of A History of the English-Speaking Peoples. By Sir Winston Churchill.

ARTICLE: A U.S. change of mind: new survey shows surprisingly fast switches in public's ideas about space, schools and spending. By Paul O'NeiI.

FASHION: Dior's heir flies high with help of trapeze: 21-year-old YVES ST. LAURENT is great success at first Paris showing. [NICE, In-depth article, with multiple photos!]

ART: The "Eight" who made a revolution in U.S. art: the country marks "Ashcan" anniversary.

THEATER: A fiery Fair Lady takes over: SALLY ANN HOWES replaces JULIE ANDREWS as Eliza Doolittle on Broadway.

SPORTS: A Kansas town with basketball fever: a sport envelops community's life.

Photographed for LIFE by George Silk.

PARTY: A hilarious hen party in France.

OTHER DEPARTMENTS:
Speaking of Pictures: movie director plops and hops. MICHAEL KIDD dances as he directs MERRY ANDREW. [Intersting photos!]
Letters to the Editors.
Miscellany: a which-way car.

FULL PAGE vintage ADS include:
"I Dreamed I posed for FASHION AD in my MAIDENFORM BRA! -- PLUS MORE FULL PAGE, and MANY smaller ads!

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