Color: Brown; White
"California Revue," published by Earnest J. Krause, Inc., April 1928. The magazine has 38 pages and a paper cover with the title, date, and price at the top of the front in white. At the center is a black and white photograph of a statue found at Forest Lawn Memorial Park called "Mother Love" of a woman holding an infant. At the beginning of the inside are some advertisements and a table of contents. The issue includes articles on California redwood trees; the Easter Sunrise Service at the Hollywood Bowl; the King's Highway; the California Botanic Gardens; viewing the moon from Mt. Wilson; famous paintings at the Huntington Library; furnished interiors of Beverly Hills homes; and more. Many black and white illustrations and photographs are included. The artifact is in poor condition with acid burns; brittleness; creases; dented corners; soiling; discoloration; loose pages; an address stamp on the back; stains; tears; overall wear; and missing photographs were clearly cut out of the pages.