MOPSY Paper Doll and Her New Clothes.

August 02, 1959.  MOPSY paper doll from comic strip.

MOPSY Comic Strip Paper Dolls from June 1959.

 June 1959.  MOPSY comic strip paper doll.  I didn't notice until now that I put the first dress upside down!  The bow is at the bottom of the dress.

June 1959.  MOPSY comic strip paper doll.

SOLOMON AND SHEBA Movie Coloring Contest.

December 15, 1959.  A movie coloring contest for "SOLOMON AND SHEBA" starring Yul Brenner and Gina Lollobrigida.  Tyrone Powers died during the filming of this movie and Yul Brenner was brought in to replace him.  Directed by King Vidor, his final film to direct.  The movie received good reviews.

Mopsy's Hot Weather Clothes

October 11, 1959.  Here is a paper doll from the MOPSY comic strip.  She is ready to strut around the swimming pool in her little bathing suits.

MOPSY Paper Dolls

 January 04, 1959.

March 29, 1959.  Paper doll fun from the comic strip "MOPSY" by Gladys Parker.

More MOPSY Paper Dolls

 October 18, 1959.

February 08, 1959.  A couple more paper dolls from the "MOPSY" comic strip by Gladys Parker.

MOPSY Comic Strip Paper Doll, 1959

September 13, 1959.  A fashionable paper doll from "MOPSY" comic strip by Gladys Parker.

Washington's Birthday Cut-Out by Emma McKean

February 02, 1959.  Celebrate Washington's Birthday with this charming Emma McKean cut-out.

1959 BOOTS Paper Doll

October 11, 1959.  I like the B on BOOTS white gown.

"A football, please, Santa"

December 11, 1959.  An Emma Mckean newspaper cut-out for Christmas.

Dutch Treat Cut-Out Doll by Emma McKean

June 08, 1959.  "HILDA is overjoyed.  Her grandma, who lives abroad, has sent her a pretty Dutch costume with a hat to match.  Will you help HILDA don her new outfit?  Using colored pencils or crayons, color doll and costume neatly.  Costume is fastened to doll by bending tabs about cut-out figure, of course.  Slit hat to fit over doll's forehead.  How do you like HILDA in her new costume?"  Another sweet paper doll by Emma C. Mckean.

Little Uncle Sam

June 28, 1959.  A patriotic newspaper paper doll by Emma C. McKean.

RED RIDING HOOD Cut-Out Doll

January 19, 1959.  RED RIDING HOOD Cut-Out Doll by Emma McKean.  Her paper dolls appeared in newspapers for many decades.