Marlo Thomas as THAT GIRL

Another piece of my childhood.  I remember watching THAT GIRL when I was a little girl.  I thought Marlo Thomas was very beautiful and she had a great wardrobe - all those hats!  These paper dolls are beautifully drawn.  I am missing a lot of the clothing.  I sure had a lot of fun playing with these dolls.  "Oh, Donald!"

My CHRISSY Paper Doll

1970.  Another piece of my childhood.  My CHRISSY paper doll by Ideal Toy Corporation.

Simple Simon

Another paper doll from my mom's collection. Thanks mom.

Let SUSIE Help You Win A Prize, 1937

SUSIE was a newspaper comic strip in the 1930's. This Susie paper doll appeared in a couple of Iowa newspapers in 1937.

Junie and Dainty Dot, 1927

Junie and Dainty Dot paper dolls from members of the Aunt Elsie Paper Doll Club. These two paper dolls appeared in the Oakland Tribune on October 23, 1927.

A Doll Cut-Out With Missing Colors in Rhymes, 1934

This paper doll appeared in newspapers on January 21, 1934 and was drawn by Emma C. McKean.

A Little Paper Princess, 1924

A Little Paper Princess, Oakland Tribune, 1924.

SISTER, A Modern Fairy Tale Cutout

SISTER is from the newspaper paper doll series "Modern Fairy Tale Cutouts" by Addie Roscoe Woodruff. This paper doll appeared in an Utah newspaper in 1940.

When Dicky Boy Goes For A Ride, 1924

From the Oakland Tribune, January 26, 1924.

CHARLIE - The Little Cut-Up, 1937

From the Chronicle Telegram, August 25, 1937.

THERESA Paper Doll, 1924

THERESA in her Tunic and latest Fall Fashions steps out in New Hats and Shoes, appeared in the Atlanta Constitution on November 30, 1924. I could not find an artist name.

Betty Lou by Laura Brock, 1934

Betty Lou is another paper doll from The Doll Family newspaper paper doll series by Laura Brock. She is, in fact, the last member of the Doll Family. Laura Brock begins her series of Movie Star paper dolls after the Betty Lou paper doll.

The Goose Girl by Addie R. Woodruff, 1941

The Goose Girl, from Modern Fairy Tale Cutouts by Addie R. Woodruff, appeared in newspapers in 1941.

ETTA KETT Paper Dolls, 1932

These two ETTA KETT paper dolls appeared in newspaper in 1932.

JANE, A Dolly-Doo Playtoy Cutout from 1926

This newspaper paper doll appeared in various newspapers in 1926. Jane is from the Dolly-Doo Playtoy Cutouts series which is almost identical to the Twinkle Tots from Cutout Town series.

Paper Doll Contest Winners from Aunt Elsie Newspaper Page

Evelyn, a prize winning paper doll by Virginia, age 16, appeared in the Aunt Elsie Newspaper Magazine on July 27, 1930. Dottie, a prize winning paper doll by Julie Mae, age 15, appeared in the Aunt Elsie Newspaper Magazine on October 06, 1935. Carrie, a prize winning paper doll by Laura, age 15, appeared on May 05, 1935.

"Brother" Paper Doll from Modern Fairy Tale Cutouts, 1940

I really enjoy coloring the Modern Fairy Tale and Modern Mother Goose series of paper dolls drawn by Addie Roscoe Woodruff. This is the "Brother" paper doll from the fairy tale "Brother and Sister" and it appeared in newspapers in 1940.

GLORIA By Julian Ollendorff, 1930

This newspaper paper doll accompanied a daily serial entitled "Gloria" that ran in Missouri newspapers in December of 1930. The paper doll "Gloria" was beautifully drawn by Julian Ollendorff and I was very excited when I found it in the newspaper archives.

Happy Birthday to GEORGE WASHINGTON

This newspaper paper doll of George Washington was published on March 11, 1924 in the Edwardsville Intelligencer.

Baby Jack Paper Doll by Raye Dryer

Here is the baby Jack paper doll from the "Jack and Jill" newspaper paper doll series by Raye Dryer. Baby Jack appeared in an Indianapolis paper on November 16, 1913.