Ready, Able And Prating—Gordon MacRae
You didn’t walk out of the top role in “Carousel”—you were “believed” out! By this guy Gordon. And it’s not the first time it’s happened, either!...
You didn’t walk out of the top role in “Carousel”—you were “believed” out! By this guy Gordon. And it’s not the first time it’s happened, either!...
A feast of color and music, lit by a dazzle of star-shine, is ready for you in Paramount’s “Anything Goes.” For Bing Crosby, Mitzi Gaynor and Donald O’Connor, the movie means a renewal of old friendships; for Jeanmaire, a welcome-back to Hollywood. Twenty years ago,...
Hollywood learned he was a scrapper when he first tried to break into movies. In the turbulent years that followed they came to know him for the champion he is....
With or without a prince, Grace Kelly remains a puzzle. Bet she will to him, too. . . . I was moved by Kim Novak, in “The Man with the Golden Arm,” more than in any of her other movies. . . . For the...
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...
With her eyes wide open, Susan Hayward is making new plans for the future—and learning that twins can be a rollicking remedy for heartache....
He’s off to a new start—but Hollywood will always be home to Richard Widmark...
“Fatso!” Mike teased her. But it wasn’t any fun when she looked in the mirror. That’s when Ginny Took Steps—and lost those extra pounds!...