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CATALOG RECORD

Girls' Romances #10

DC · Series began 1950 · August-September 1951

Dates

Cover date
August-September 1951
On sale
June 25, 1951
Pages
52

Editions and covers

Creators

script: Natalie Krigstein, Julia Roberts, Leigh Hunt

Stories

  • Second Sweetheart · 8 pages

    Jill starts dating Doug, then learns he’s the ex-boyfriend of her roommate Renee. Feeling bad for Renee, Jill tries to bring them back together, even though she has feelings for Doug herself. Doug and Renee bury the hatchet, but realise they’re not in love any more, so Doug and Jill can be happy together.

  • Immune to Love · 8 pages

    Nora’s married friends constantly introduce her to single men, hoping she’ll find a husband. Nora and Bill meet casually and hit it off, but when they’re “matched” by mutual friends, Nora rebels against her own feelings. Bill dates Marie and Nora becomes jealous, which was Bill’s plan: he and Nora finally decide to get married.

  • Imprisoned Heart! · 9 pages

    Laura falls for Ray, but he hates “any reference to love or marriage,” preferring to “not think of the future!” Ray takes Laura for granted and she begins to date Steve, who is more considerate. Laura finally breaks with Ray for good when she meets Joan, another of Ray’s girlfriends who’s also been treated badly. Laura is now free to love Steve.

  • Carol · 1 pages

    Carol plays tennis, badly.

  • Exile from Happiness · 9 pages

    Aspiring actor Wayne plays up to famous actress Amanda to further his career. This upsets Amanda’s assistant Penny, who loves Wayne. After Wayne triumphs, Amanda announces that she was aware of his scheme the whole time. Wayne can now admit his love for Penny.

  • Linda and Larry · 1 pages

    Linda dreams Larry saves her life.

  • Leave Me, My Love! · 9 pages

    Barbara falls in love with Jeff, an employee at the vacation resort. He says he doesn’t make enough money to get married and “people can’t live on love!” Jeff urges Barbara to consider wealthy guest Philip as a potential husband instead. When the still-single Barbara returns the following summer for her vacation, Jeff says he loves her enough to marry her even though he’s poor.

  • Jenny · 1 pages

    Poetry and 4 black-and-white illustrations.

Reprinted in

Girls' Love Stories (1949), Secret Hearts (1949), Heart Throbs (1957)

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