Here is the colorful panorama of the life of Alan Ladd—the second in this exciting new series—letting you in on the odd facts that have gone into the making of a versatile man. You’ll agree when you see “Salty O’Rourke”...
“Blue was just the color of his eyes Till he said, ‘goodbye love.’ Blue was just a ribbon for first prize Till he said, ‘don’t cry, love.’ And blues were only torch songs Fashioned for impulsive ingenues But now I know . . . Too well I know . . . Too well...
When the other half of a star marriage has a finger in the career pic—it stirs up trouble, depending on who’s married to whom...
Looking backward to the torrid Twenties and tempestuous Thirties—to the era of mink-lined limousines, voluptuous vamps, patent-leather sheiks, the question is...
You’d think it would take a lot to tame a big guy like Rory Calhoun. All it took was little Lita....
Stardom cracks the whip and these high-strung, talented people try to keep pace—sometimes with tricky results....
The love story of John Payne and Gloria DeHaven is in a song....
When you see these Ladd expressions—and know the reasons for them—you understand the man behind the name....
You’re due for a surprise on which stars make the best—and the worst—dust-and-dinner scores in their homes...