Woman's Day (American magazine)

Woman's Day is an American magazine aimed at a female readership, covering such subjects as food, nutrition, fitness, beauty and fashion.
==December 1969==
In the December 1969 issue, Jerry Juhl wrote what the magazine called an "original Christmas time puppet play."
The play, The Purple-Necked Black-Bearded Blatch, totaled five pages, with puppet design credited to Jim Henson. Patterns for the puppets were also included in the five page spread.
The characters included in the story were twin sister and brother Zing and Zang Zong, Mr. Figg, and the Purple-Necked Black-Bearded Blatch.
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==Early 1971==
Issues in January and March included Sesame Street guides. The former featured activities such as "The Polka-Dotted Monster Hunt" with Alice Braithwaite Goodyshoes.
==December 1979==
A Sesame Street illustration by Jack Davis (from The Sesame Street Calendar 1972) accompanies a list of Christmas gift ideas. Later in the magazine, real Sesame Street merchandise is included in a gift guide.
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==Unknown, 1979==
In 1979, in conjunction with Myer, the Australian edition of Woman's Day published a Muppet Mania liftout section. It included a full-color guide to the Muppets Go to Hollywood movie, an interview with Jim Henson, a who's who guide to the characters, merchandise ads, and an activity page.
==January 8, 1985==
The January 8, 1985 issue comes with an extra Muppets cookbook for kids.
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==See also==
* Woman's Day (Australian magazine)
==External links==
* Article about a school production of "...Blatch", Columbia Missourian Newspaper, 1969
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