The Fairy Princess

January 11, 1958.  FAIRY PRINCESS' WARDROBE, another charming paper doll by Emma C. McKean.

HAZEL and Her Halloween Clothes

October 28, 1928.  Hazel and Her Halloween Clothes by Jeanne Smeltzer, age 12.  She was also a frequent contributor to Aunt Elsie.

PHYLLIS and Her Halloween Costumes

October 30, 1927.  Phyllis and Her Halloween Costumes by Betty Webb, age 15.  Betty and Dorothy Webb were frequent contributors to the Aunt Elsie Magazine Section.

Miss Miriam from 1913

September 14, 1913.  MIRIAM, a pretty newspaper paper doll.

Kathryn Crane and Marjorie Miller, SLT Members

 February 02, 1936.  An unusual looking paper doll by SLT member, Kathryn Crane.

October 04, 1936.  Gloria the paper doll with the very distinctive style of Miss Marjorie Miller.

Clarabel and Her Sassy Cat

January 12, 1934.  CLARABEL the paper doll and her cat, Snowball.

Baby Paper Doll

June 24, 1923.  A cute baby paper doll from the BETTY CUT-OUT series.

A Halloween Paper Doll by Emma McKean

Cute Paper Dolls from 1922

 May 28, 1922.

June 11, 1922.

MISS MUFFETT Paper Doll

January 08, 1934.  MISS MUFFETT COMES TO VISIT.  "All of you have heard of little Miss Muffett, haven't you?  Don't you remember, she sat on a tuffett eating her curds and whey, when along came a great big black spider and frightened her away.  Well, here she is in person.  She, too, has come to join the Doll Family, and brought her spider with her.  There he is, busy building his web."  MISS MUFFETT paper doll by the very talented paper doll artist, Laura Brock.

LITTLE BO-PEEP Paper Doll

July 07, 1958.  LITTLE BO-PEEP paper doll by Emma McKean.  I think she is quite a charming little doll.

A BETTY Paper Doll

June 03, 1923.  Betty Cut-Out and five of her favorite outfits.  Color and enjoy.

VILA, A Lovely Paper Doll

 October 01, 1916.  Grab your paints and help Vila brighten up her new wardrobe.

August 13, 1916.  With the addition of these dresses, Vila is ready for any occasion.

My Kind of "Boy Toy"

May 27, 1923.  Another paper doll from the Betty Cut-Out series.  Billy Cut-Out and his dog, Bouncer.

Fun With Aunt Elsie

 April 29, 1923.  A paper doll by Aunt Elsie.

April 22, 1923.  A drawing submitted to the Aunt Elsie page by Doris Durfee, age 10.

More Paper Dolls by Addie Woodruff

 September 09, 1937.  Here is SIMPLE SIMON with his mother goose suit and his "modern" suit.

August 26, 1937.  "Where are you going, my pretty maid?"  The MILKMAID and SIMPLE SIMON, two more fun paper dolls by Addie Rusco Woodruff.

ANNA BELLE Goes Nutting

October 10, 1915.  Anna Belle, Marjorie and brother Harold are going out to gather nuts.  These paper dolls are from the ANNA BELLE series.

Addie Woodruff Paper Dolls

 February 05, 1939.

February 26, 1939.  Modern Mother Goose Cutouts by Addie R. Woodruff.  This newspaper paper doll series ran from the late 1930's to the early 1940's.

JIMMIE & ROGER, Two Boy Paper Dolls

 August 20, 1933.  JIMMIE is ready for school and play.  This paper doll was drawn by Elsie Barrett, a SLT Junior member.

June 05, 1930.  ROGER, A Lad of Old Salem.  Another paper doll by Margot Lucile Ridge.

ANGIE from Young America

 January 13, 1930.  ANGIE, a very pretty paper doll by Margot Lucile Ridge.  Her paper dolls appeared in many newspapers in 1930.  I believe the paper dolls are from a book by Margot Ridge that was published in 1929.  She was a popular writer of children's books during that time.

February 04, 1930.  I included two ANGIE paper dolls from two different newspapers.  In one, the doll is cleaner and prettier, and in the other, the clothes are more detailed.