Two big preems of two fine films with downbeat themes were sure upbeat in the matter of star attendance. First came “I’ll Cry Tomorrow,” with Susan Hayward’s Oscar-bait performance thrilling everyone. A few nights later came the opening of “The Man With the Golden Arm,” which unquestionably...
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...
Some are new, some have been around for awhile—these players who currently are attracting so much attention on the movie screen....
A marriage ceremony that began with a speed ticket . . . a honeymoon with four hundred people. No wonder Cupid had the jitters before the honeymoon was over!...
Funny what fate can do to a guy. A campaign speech won him a job as an actor. And lost Aldo Ray the chance to run for president!...
There were lots of after dark doings at which Hollywood glamour-pusses had fun, ranging from the offbeat to the crazy. On the legit side was the exciting opening of “Anniversary Waltz.” with Howard Duff and Marsha Hunt. Ida Lupino, looking lovely, was as nervous as all...
Rumors from Hollywood celebrities...
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. . ....
Meet Me In St. Louis (M-G-M)—A STORY replete with charm, color, coziness of home and family, to say nothing of romance, is this so-different musical all wrapped up around a gay ninety tune hit “Meet Me In St. Louis.”...