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Early
in 1957, Peggy was featured in an issue of Seventeen magazine, the
popular publication then as now dedicated to adolescent girls. |
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Another
picture of Peggy from the Seventeen magazine layout |
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In
a swirl of skirt Peggy poses for yet another picture for Seventeen. |
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Peggy
captured in a pensive moment in a pose reminiscent of Rodin's The Thinker |
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Peggy
regally gowned for one of her appearances on the George Gobel Show |
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Peggy
takes a bow along with Garry Moore and other members of the regular cast
of the Garry Moore Show, Durwood Kirby and Marion Lorne. Other
guests on the program that evening included comedian Alan King and the
"Velvet Fog" Mel Torme. |
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Peggy
poses here for a publicity picture for Paramount Pictures' movie Zero
Hour. |
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Peggy
enjoys the sun and water on a brief visit home to Ravenna. |
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Peggy
pauses on her visit home to Ravenna long enough to be captured in this
wistful pose. |
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Peggy
appeared in this 1957 magazine advertisement for Webcor phonographs. |
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Outside
her apartment in Los Angeles Peggy entertains one of Hollywood's true immortals:
Lassie! |
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Peggy
shares a moment of levity with the legendary Fred Astaire. |
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Peggy
prepares for a return appearance at the Ohio State Fair, 1957 edition. |