I’m aware Elvis Presley is a judo expert, but I didn’t realize until now this subject is his opening dialogue with a girl. . . . Bet Tony Curtis never thought he’d be a Roman gladiator. . . . Tuesday Weld is still on her...
Behind the fairy tale is another story—a very human one. Of a girl who stepped down from her lonely pedestal for the man who had said, “I will not marry except for love”...
Some are new, some have been around for awhile—these players who currently are attracting so much attention on the movie screen....
He never owned a horse and his covered wagon is a Cadillac—but all the Duke’s men will tell you John Wayne is the straightest-shooting’ man in Hollywood...
He’s on the defensive. He’s defiant. He refuses to let the public into his confidence. But this ace reporter surprised him into some unexpected admissions...
Sometimes a man must stop and look back to find out where he s going. Today, Ty Power is standing at the crossroads—but the way ahead is clear....
The Rainmaker—Funny, touching, lightly fanciful, this story of a farm family gives Katharine Hepburn a thoroughly lovable role. ...
I think Anne Baxter was much sexier when she wasn’t trying so hard to be sexy. . . . Johnnie Ray looks like a sad Howard Keel. . . ....
Announcing the Photoplay gold medal award winners for 1952...
40 POUNDS OF TROUBUE U-I; Panavision, Eastman Color; Director, Norman Jewison; Producer, Stan Margulies (Family) WHO’S IN IT? Tony Curtis, Suzanne Pleshette, Phil Silvers, Claire Wilcox....