TWO OLD-FASHIONED hoe-downs (one, hillbillyish, one just old-fashioned) were among Movietown’s high spots this month. Both honored Western-type fellers—Guy Madison and John Wayne. An actor has to be an unusually nice guy to have his agent throw an expensive shindig for him; and it was...
Their private griefs were forgotten in the laughter they shared. They were learning to live again....
Rumors from Hollywood celebrities...
He began his career as a baby in diapers. At twenty-four he was the forgotten man. Then Donald O’Connor hit the star trail on a mule—and reached the top in a downpour!...
Rumors from Hollywood celebrities...
It was back to the woods for Calhoun. Until fate and romance convinced him he was really a “picture fellow”...
Life had always been a friend to Jeff Hunter. Then, into his marriage and career, came a stranger. And suddenly Jeff realized how unprepared he was—for failure!...
Kim Novak: “All the men in my life have been important to me, in some way. But I’ve never been so happy as I was long ago when. . . ”...
The Affairs Of Susan—Susan, played by Joan Fontaine, was four women to four men, and all of the Susies were interesting, none of them dull, and each one lovelier than the other, which only goes to prove a woman can be anything a man wants...
Just so you’ll know—that man’s on the prowl again, ferreting out the foibles of cinematown’s local talent...