Last month in MODERN SCREEN those four kids of mine raked me over the coals pretty well. Actually, they were fairly mild coals, I suppose, because they’re all sensitive kids, and I don’t think they’ve ever thought of saying anything that would hurt me. Sometimes...
“Gee, it’s good to be home,” said Gene McGrath. Terry Moore, his wife, flopped down on a huge sofa beside him and looked around at the apartment, a modest twelve-room, two-storied affair in the middle of Caracas, Venezuela. “Yeah,” she said. “Only this is the third...
That’s the dilemma John Wayne’s son Pat must face at the crossroad of his life. And not even his father can answer it for him....
There are two sides to every story. In October’s Modern Screen John Wayne will answer back....
I have lived for three years with the funniest, tenderest, bravest man in the world—my husband, John Wayne...
He can’t live with her or without her, but after six years of being on a marital merry-go-round with the fiery, unpredictable Chata, John Wayne has decided he’s had enough....
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....
With the wedding bells still echoing, the experts are saying it won’t last. Can Liz be happy with a man twice her age? Liz and Mike think so....
The quiet Wayne marriage exploded into court last summer and hasn’t left the headlines yet. Now after months of trial by rumor, Duke can answer back....
Love isn’t enough. A marriage needs careful tending to make it bloom year after year. And John and Chata just haven’t had the time for that!...