I DON’T THINK Marilyn Monroe’s boxoffice will be hurt by anything but bad pictures. You’ll notice I made it plural . . . Ina popularity poll, Marlon Brando and Jeff Hunter pulled up even. . Terry Moore is more dangerous when she’s quiet. It’s like...
A lady and a cockeyed optimist—it took “Eternity” to show Hollywood the way Deborah Kerr meant to go...
She could have remained a wise-cracking blonde. But Jane Wyman knew how far a bright gal can go...
Behind those reckless headlines is the real Bob—a warm, many-sided human being, reaching out for release from his self-imposed loneliness....
She’s pixie in pigtails—this Margaret O’Brien, who soft-pressures your hand and high-pressures your heart....
Phillip Terry, who has his feet on the ground and his heart in the hands of Mrs. T....
SALOME—The saga of the lady with the seven veils is in the tradition of the most successful Biblical-era films, providing spectacle, sex and inspirational values. Rita Hayworth. . ....
Disappointment for Helen Hayes, victory for Ingrid Bergman, happiness for Kirk Douglas, love for Henry Fonda, it’s all here!...
I’ll Be Seeing You—The heart will respond to this story with its two-fold purpose—to acquaint us with the care and understanding soon to be needed by our nerve-shattered boys, and to entertain us with one of the sweetest of love stories imaginable....
I think Anne Baxter was much sexier when she wasn’t trying so hard to be sexy. . . . Johnnie Ray looks like a sad Howard Keel. . . ....