A rare and charming story—Tony & Janet & Kelly Curtis
Two ladies in the tub . . . photos by TONY, script by JANET, soapsuds by KELLY LEE . . ....
Two ladies in the tub . . . photos by TONY, script by JANET, soapsuds by KELLY LEE . . ....
We were 17 and secretly married but . . . I was 18 before I grew up . . ....
Modern Screen drops by June Allyson’s house . . . and checks up on some rumors!...
We are not in business to run a star’s personal life, or to tell him what to do and what not to do. But we’ve grown to like you, Tommy Sands, like you enough to feel an obligation to be honest with you—even if it hurts....
This is a simple story. In July, 1958, Perry Como will have been married for twenty-five years. To the same girl. Year after year, for twenty-five years, he has created a love story that people in show business talk about—and wonder at. And, really, it’s such a simple...
I might be away for quite a while . . . I don’t only want to be remembered on a stage with a flashy costume, and a guitar in my hands, and long sideburns. I’m saying goodbye to friends. This is the way I want...
They’re screwballs . . . they’re unpredictable . . . they’re newly-weds . . . they’re madly in love...
To you, Dorothy Malone, it seemed like a mile to the stage of the PANTAGES THEATRE. When Jack Lemmon opened the envelope for Best Supporting Actress of 1956 and announced, “The winner—Dorothy Malone!” your legs had suddenly turned to putty. Somehow you made your way down the...