Dan Dailey surprised everyone in Hollywood when he went to the Menninger Sanitarium—the place where Robert Walker was restored to health. Dan went there of his own accord after his doctor, a noted psychiatrist, told him that he must have complete rest. He had been...
Jeanne feeds him rutabagas, uses him as a guinea pig for her omelettes, trips him with the booby traps she calls closets. But none of these things can bring her husband back to earth...
Hollywood is only the beginning—of trails that lead in all directions to West Coast wonderlands...
Editor’s Note: George Nader’s father has always turned down requests for stories about his son. George explains, “My parents have no desire to capitalize on my Hollywood connections. They’ve developed a great interest in my work, but they’d be just as happy if I became...
A Hollywood dress rehearsal or the romantic time ahead when you make that permanent date with the man you love...
In “The House that George Built,” Dinah’s Southern hospitality keeps the Lazy Susan in a spin...
Seven rhymes with heaven—which is where Jeanne Crain has been living all those happy years with her Paul...
The halfway mark is reached, the race is close—as stars and pictures compete for Photoplay’s Gold Medals...
At Universal-International Studios, young players are given a chance to prove they have what it takes to be a star. Now this studio is giving Photoplay readers a chance—to win fifty wonderful prizes. So send in that winning line and get a present from a...
Here, in the warm words of friendship, is the real Ann Blyth. It is a revealing portrait of the girl Jeanne has known many years...