Hedy Lamarr’s three children go along on her honeymoon . . . Sonja Henie’s dinner-dance sparkles with jewels . . . disregard Aly-Joan Fontaine rumors . . . your reporter turns actress!...
Esther Williams voted uncooperative . . . Jane Powell’s new romance . . . Santa Claus: Hollywood Style . . . Kargers Reconcile . . . The year’s astounding statements . . ....
At last one of Hollywood’s most popular reporters (and man-about-beautiful-women) bares his soul. For the first time, Sidney Skolsky tells all about his love-life—and the private lives of his loves—including some of Hollywood’s hottest stars!...
“What! Getting married? Golly no, on the level. If you believe everything you read I’m going with every boy in town. You’re just kidding? Well, thank goodness!”...
FRED: Hey there, Mrs. Joanne Woodward Newman. JOANNE: Hey. That sounds so southern. FRED: You want to get back to New York, don’t you? JOANNE: Yes, I do. FRED: What don’t you like about California? JOANNE: It’s what I love about New York, not what I don’t like about California. California’s fine, if you like California....
Hollywood has headline jitters. With reason. This famous woman suggests a simple way for the studios to save the stars from themselves...
The race was close, the finish exciting. Here, at last, is the news you have been waiting for—your favorites for 1949...
On this magic day, Hollywood is Hometown, U. S. A.—and Santa is the reigning star...
“This is the life I love.” With these words the door closes on the past of housewife Shirley T. Black...
