Twice in a lifetime, Shirley Temple has lived young America’s day-dreams. But like any other kid, she did her homework to the blare of the radio, took ribbings from her unimpressed big brothers and married the man she loved!...
A few stars still twinkle in the night clubs, but decorously. Gone are the lusty, brawling, bottle-swinging, butter-throwing, spendthrift. Stars of the thirties....
Anybody would want to live a dog’s life in pet-happy Hollywood where many a poodle has his master jumping through hoops....
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...
Hollywood has headline jitters. With reason. This famous woman suggests a simple way for the studios to save the stars from themselves...
Katie Grayson at last speaks her mind . . . Gordon MacRae’s face is red . . . Meddlers can’t keep Lana from laughing with Fernando Lamas...
The halfway mark is reached, the race is close—as stars and pictures compete for Photoplay’s Gold Medals...
THE PARTY OF THE YEAR—and no doubt about it, was the out-of-this-world dinner-dance Sonja Henie so lavishly tossed at her home. The Henie had imported and installed a complete “Dancing Water Ballet.” The installation cost $7500! “Everybody”—as they say, was at Sonja’s party. In their...
Never seen Liz Tay Lor looking lovelier than at the fancy luncheon thrown at the studio by director George Stevens to launch the super-duper new picture, “Giant.” ,Liz was a summer dream in snow-white dimity demurely fashioned. All the cast, including Rock Hudson (done up...
What pictures did you prefer? What performances did you most enjoy? Photoplay has many surprises for you in this final poll of your 1950 favorites...