Ever since Warner Oland menaced Pearl White ’way back in silent days, movie villains, in their own dastardly way, have gone right on titillating female hearts. True, there’s been a change. The good old silent-screen boys with hearts so black were just plain mean. It...
Everybody’s talking about a guy and three gals: Gene Kelly and “Les Girls,” Kay Kendall, Mitzi Gaynor and Taina Elg. If you’re on your toes, you’ve already heard the hilariously conflicting stories given in the movie. Kay pictures Taina as a sexy minx in love...
Here’s a switch on that old parlor favorite, “Truth or Consequences.” Ever the eager beaver when it comes to getting all the facts from filmdom’s famous faces, Photoplay hit upon using it to coax more and better answers from the stars. How? Simple: Whenever a...
Rick Nelson woke up at 7 A.M. and stretched his six feet and one hundred-sixty pounds. At the back of his sleepy consciousness there was a vague pulse of excitement beating away. Rick shut off the shrill alarm clock and lay there for a moment,...
On the rough bunk in the tiny room, scarcely bigger than a large closet, Don Murray lay staring at the cracks in the ceiling, watching as the pale light of the cold winter dawn revealed them in all their sharp ugliness. Another day. The day before...
There’s the case of the calendar nude—and the riddle of my plunging necklines. These are the things that set the critics on my trail and raise the question . . ....
To ashy, lonely little girl a great gift was given—a gift nothing short of a miracle. Now, a grateful Kim Novak wants to share her gift with Mario Bandini...
Janet Leigh tells her young Miss Kelly about the jolly saint in red with the rather large belly: “It isn’t who Santa is, and it isn’t who Santa’s not, nor is it what he’s got in that sack that’s a pack on his back that makes...
Speaker: Frank Sinatra . . . Subject: What Is A Woman?...
Pat Boone’s mother looked at Pat Boone’s bride, her eyes troubled, her heart sore. Three years of anxiety and prayer—and now, this final defeat. “Well,” she said crisply to her son’s new wife, “you won.” And then, suddenly, Margaret Boone, whose son had just married against her...