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Cutie Pops Dolls

Jada Toys launched this line of super customisable dolls in 2012. Their hair, eyes, lashes, and accessories could all be 'popped' out and swapped over, hence the 'Cutie Pops' name. The articulation was limited, with none in the arms and a simple hinge joint at the knee.

This was one of those dolls that I always thought looked cute, but never actually got around to checking out. Then, of course, they were discontinued. The website is now leading to a 404 so it seems like a good time to make a guide post before it becomes more difficult to get the images from the Wayback Machine...

★ Candi. (back)
★ Chiffon. (back) [Also sold as Eclair.]
★ Cookie. (back)
★ Starr. (back) [Walmart Exclusive - came with pet dog, Popcorn]

This initial wave of dolls each had a pet dog available separately for $9.99.

★ Candi's Lolli. (back)
★ Chiffon's Dott. (back)
★ Cookie's S'Mores. (back)

Cutie Pops Sweets

★ Candi.
★ Carmel. (back)
★ Chiffon.

Swirly Brights

★ Chiffon.
★ Magenta. (back)
★ Tangerine. (back)

Hattitude

★ Bianca. (back)
★ Dakota. (back)
★ Sydney. (back)

Released autumn 2013.

Crown Cuties

★ Crystalina. (back)
★ Pearlina. (back)

Released autumn 2013.

Fashion Pups

★ Coletta. (back)
★ Dalia. (back)

Released autumn 2013.

Fashion and Accessory Packs

★ Day in the Park Fashion.
★ Day in the Park Hair.
★ Party Evening Wear Fashion. (back)
★ Party Evening Hair.
★ Sweet Dream PJ's Fashion. (back)
★ Sweet Dream Hair.
★ Donuts Pop Pack. (back)
★ Ice Cones Pop Pack.
★ Lollipops Pop Pack.
★ Decoration Station Wardrobe. (inside)

Cutie Pops Petites

★ Carmel. (box front / box back)
★ Dainty. (box front / box back)
★ Dixie. (box front / box back)
★ Summer. (box front / box back)
★ Radio Control Vehicle. (box back)

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Picturegoer, December 17th 1949

December 17th 1949 issue of Picturegoer, initially a monthly magazine between 1921 and 1925 before returning as a weekly in 1931. The best bits of this issue are ideas for accessorising your Christmas party dress (page 19), and the letters page (page 3) featuring a letter from across the pond asking, 'Why do English film companies let American distributors of their pictures put out such trashy and misleading advertising material? Take The Blue Lagoon, for instance. This charming picture was advertised by sexy posters which gave the moviegoer the idea that he would see a semi-obscene saga of illicit love.'

There is also a great article on 'What Price Glamour?' (page 9). The writer argues that Hollywood has seen 'a significant shift from the synthetic to the real'. Gone are the synthetic blonde bombshells of the Jean Harlow variety, and in their place are stars who, Picturegoer claims, wear hardly any make-up at all like Olivia de Havilland, Ingrid Bergman and Joan Fontaine. 'The Hollywood emphasis upon glamour in the old sense is on its way out - and I don't think we will mind.'

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