When Marisa Pavan chose to marry a man twenty years older than she was, the people who did not know her or her husband said many things. They said that she was foolish and her husband selfish. They said that her husband was separated from her...
She may be an old married lady, like Janet and Jane and Debbie—she may be a brand-new bride like Marisa and Terry and Anita—but when June comes around, she remembers . . ....
Marisa and Jean-Pierre were made for a miracle. Even disasters turn into blessings for them....
Talent, ambition, appeal—all these newcomers are qualified, but will they make the grade? Vote and help your favorites...
From Paris, it is a half-hour drive to Rochers, the Jean Pierre Aumonts’ splendid, forest-encircled villa in the suburb Malmaison. The last time I had seen Marisa was in California, before her marriage, and I was delighted to accept for Photoplay Marisa’s invitation to visit...
Cupid shot an arrow into the air. It landed—pretty nearly everywhere!...
Marisa Pavan suggests sparkling wines, exotic food, romance in Rome. But she’d rather have a soda—served with hamburger—any day!...
Spunky, temperamental, needing love but fearing it, Shelley Winters dares life to defeat her...
Who will be the top young players of 1956? Your favorites need your vote to win . . . 40 Stars To Select From...
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...