The screen colony’s scene moves outdoors for Summer fun, and our celebrated society columnist, Cobina Wright, reports all the gay gossip of the glamorous guests....
Rugged, ruthless Sam Spade of the radio and quiet Howard Duff of the films are one and the same guy—but so different....
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...
Arlene Dahl has a new romance . . . Proper Peter Lawford . . . Rocky Cooper sounds off . . . Martha Hyer’s lost love . . . Doris Day is embarrassed . . . partying pairs...
Ten years ago, twelve-year-olds like Pat Crowley didn’t spend their movie allowances to see stars like Spencer Tracy, Clark Gable, Bill Powell, Jimmy Cagney, Edward G. Robinson. They were old—only people like parents went to see them! (adsbygoogle = window.adsbygoogle || []).push({}); Spencer...
The race was close, the finish exciting. Here, at last, is the news you have been waiting for—your favorites for 1949...
Bobby Rydell stared closely down at her. Joanie Sommers didn’t know why, but suddenly she felt flustered....
You see here paradoxical Jim Cagney, the playboy who works like a Trojan—the fighter who loves his peace....
Big shoulders, big ambitions, that’s the measure of the man who learned to keep his balance in the Big Top...