Featured REMEMBER ACTRESS/DANCER ANN BLYTH? 1950's FRENCH COMIC BOOK!

I found this in a box of my mom's old stuff. I believe this is a Ann Blyth comic book from France, right?
I googled Ann Blythe comic book & nothing came up; but I'm going to try comic book's company name & any info I find inside.
Hope you like it (as a comic collector I got happy shock when I saw it!)

 

Here's one with a Marilyn Monroe cover, but the description talks about yoga?

https://www.pinterest.com/pin/372672937906161974/

 

I think that mag is Scandinavian ..not France!

Maybe Norway?

 

When I aimed my google translate camera setting at it, it said it's Swedish.

 

Yes, not French.

Debora

 

Magazine liked her so much they had her back a couple years later.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/Ann-Blyth-on-the-cover-of-1955-Swedish-magazine-Mitzi-Gaynor-/362722255384

Debora

 

Not a comic book. A music fan magazine.

Debora

 

The


Swedish makes sense - I think this came from boxes with Hermes scarfs and vintage clothes found in storage auction - that owner was from Sweden.
I have those boxes and my mom's stacked in closet together so it must have migrated to my mom's box!

 

Your magazine appears to be from the following Swedish series, published by Centerforlaget:

http://www.comics.org/series/8663/

For the purposes of the Grand Comics Database, we consider it a comic book -- or at least it's something we want to index, as it has significant comics content.

 

That looks like Vera Ellen on the cover:

 

My grandpa once lived near Danny Kaye. Kaye was not his real last name.

 

Yes. It reads: My husband and My Sister.

 

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Mills Brothers - I've Got My Love To Keep Me Warm 1949 Irving Berlin Songs - YouTube

 

Swedish.