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Virginia McGuire, the 1951 Scholarship winner, has exciting things to say to the 1952 contestants, one of whom soon will join her at Pasadena Playhouse...
Virginia McGuire, the 1951 Scholarship winner, has exciting things to say to the 1952 contestants, one of whom soon will join her at Pasadena Playhouse...
PART II In her mid-teens, Lady Diana Spencer, youngest of the three daughters of Edward John “Johnnie” Spencer, Viscount Althorp and 8th Earl Spencer, and Frances Ruth Burke Roche, was enrolled, as older sisters Sarah and Jane had been before her, at West Heath, a boarding...
Young hearts leap at the touch of a hand . . . going steady means a date with a dream . . . love is a story just beginning. It’s the good old summertime!...
He began his career as a baby in diapers. At twenty-four he was the forgotten man. Then Donald O’Connor hit the star trail on a mule—and reached the top in a downpour!...
When Jane Wyman ended her three weeks’ engagement, Hollywood wasn’t surprised. For they never believed her heart was in it!...
PART I The flowers were remarkable. In the hours and days after the death of the Princess of Wales, mourners from all over the United Kingdom streamed to the gates of Buckingham Palace, to St. James’s Palace, to Kensington Palace to lay bouquets in tribute to...
He used all the arguments against marriage that she had given him for months. But Betty Hutton was wiser now. She had been to Korea....
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Wilding open their door, for the first time, to give you this intimate glimpse of their newly-wed life in London...
Susan Hayward took Jane Froman apart—probing her every emotion—and finally made Jane cry over the girl she used to be...