CRITIC’S CHOICE Warners; Panavision, Technicolor; Director, Don Weis; Producer, Frank P. Rosenberg (Adult) WHO’S IN IT? Bob Hope, Lucille Ball. Marilyn Maxwell, Rip Torn, Jim Backus....
No, you’re not seeing things—that really is Joan Crawford throwing a strapping gentleman....
Ann-Margret Olson—twenty-one, five-feet-four, green-eyed, with that long silken brown hair of hers, pretty as they come, more talented than they usually come, definitely headed for the Big Time—is no exception to the rule....
She was discussing life in the White House in terms of her daughter Caroline, when suddenly she said in a voice tense with anxiety: “How can I bring up a ‘normal’ child if nobody will treat her that way?”...
Mrs. Julie Zoine didn’t look happy. Her eyes were sad. She wasn’t the usual carefree, bubbling-with-enthusiasm person I’ve known her to be....
Jackie was on the so of “Papa’s Delicate Condition” talking about delicate condition of he own—his habits of (1) putting his foot in he mouth and (2) kicking himself in the seat his pants. It appear that the Great One worst enemy is no on...
This is a heartbreaking story. It is the story of Patricia Neal and her dream, her love, her grief. It is a story for every woman who has ever had, or hopes to have, a child. It is a story that will make you cry....
Married at last! Their wedding day looks like a preparation for days to come...