Whether it’s a boy or a girl, Shirley and John are set: the baby’ll have a blue nursery, pink togs and, one day, a brilliant career—making mud pies!...
HEDDA SHOOTS A DIRECT QUESTION AT STRAIGHT-TALKING ANNIE—AND GETS MODERN SCREEN’S READERS A SURPRISING ANSWER TO THE SHERIDAN-HANNAGAN ROMANCE RIDDLE . . ....
SUCH A LITTLE GIRL AND SUCH A BIG BOAT. BUT LIZ TOOK IT ALL IN STRIDE: THE STATEROOM STUFFED WITH FLOWERS, VISIT FROM LADY ASTOR, AND A SHIPBOARD AFFAIR WITH A PAIN IN HER NECK!...
“THIS IS RITA,” SAID THE VOICE ON THE PHONE. AND SO THE STRANGE LOVE STORY BEGAN AGAIN—THE STORY OF VIC AND RITA, WHO DON’T KNOW HOW TO SAY GOODBYE . . ....
She’s got the speech all ready. “Honey,” she’ll say, “here’s a son, because you wanted one so bad. And me, I wanted another guy like you!”...
“YOU HAD THE EYES AND EARS OF MILLIONS,” THIS GENERATION’S CHILDREN WILL SAY ONE DAY. “THEY LOOKED TO YOU TO MAKE A BETTER WORLD. WHAT DID YOU DO?” AND HERE IS DARRYL ZANUCK’S ANSWER....
Little food, less fuel, but the British don’t complain. They stand in lines, shun black markets; gratefully, they soak up the pale winter sun. “These are the brave,” says Cary Grant, “still living.”...
Rumors from Hollywood celebrities...
A ship or a dream? Van Heflin did some thinking, then kept on traveling, but in a different direction....
Joan, the honey blonde, who helps keep the rest of the Caulfields in happy, hectic confusion...