Week-End Marriage—Betty Hutton & Ted Briskin
They want to keep their marriage—even at a distance . . . Ted and Betty live twenty-five hundred miles apart but they've never been closer....
They want to keep their marriage—even at a distance . . . Ted and Betty live twenty-five hundred miles apart but they've never been closer....
He’d have to hold me awfully tight to keep me home. Because I’m a girl who wants to go places . . . and who’d put up with a footloose, fame-hungry female?...
Audie was her first love, her lost love, and the scar was deep. But now Wanda knows that someday, someone else will come to claim her . . ....
She always had what it took, but no one took a look—until she climbed into a corset. Now everybody’s making eyes at Janie Powell....
When is a house a castle? When a princess like Janet Leigh lives in it—and loves it....
She’s made her mother laugh once more; she’s conquered the plumbing and the blues. Now, Vera-Ellen’s the head of the house—and the heart of it....
Gable at a fashion show? Sylvia frying hamburgers? It looks too good. The public can’t help wondering . . ....
Ruth Roman says: “It’s the sense in ‘sensational’ that counts. Why buy clothes that look good enough to eat if you can’t eat enough to look good?”...
By the time you read this health chart on the marriage state of Elizabeth Taylor and Nicky Hilton, anything might have happened—a big argument, a bigger reconciliation, a statement of undying devotion, or a visit to the lawyer. But whether they are together or whether...
Six mornings a week, at 8:30 on the dot, a restlessly energetic young man in a neat business suit settles his six-foot frame behind a desk in his office at Los Angeles’ Bel-Air Hotel where he is part owner and vice-president. On his desk rests...