The Invisible Wall—Johnny Mathis
It’s a barrier of poverty and hate, but Johnny Mathis learned the best way to break through it...
It’s a barrier of poverty and hate, but Johnny Mathis learned the best way to break through it...
We’ve found out that love is a very precious thing and must be protected. Before we met, we both had a responsibility to ourselves and our families. Now, it’s to each other. We realize we are no longer two separate individuals. We are one. This...
Dick Clark drained his coffee cup in a gulp and glanced at his watch. Nine o’clock. Across the dining room table, his wife, Barbara, smiled. “You have time for another cup. And a piece of toast. Do eat more, Dick. You need it.” He grinned. “Okay,...
She had just turned eighteen. Her marriage crashed. She was estranged from her family. She had little money. She had no job. And she was going to have a baby!...
It’s a dreamy house. . . . Yep, and it’s even got an ice cream bar. . . . Well, come on over! It’ll be frantic MOVING DAY...
Two years ago next month I was graduated from high school. That summer of 1956 was a most depressing one for me. I had a scholarship to Marymount College but I kept thinking, here I am almost seventeen and where am I? I had a...
“Poor Pat,” wrote Jerry Lewis. “Four angelic little girls—how dull!” . . . “Man, has he got it wrong,” retorts Pat Boone....
Not since the late James Dean—with whom he is often compared—has a young man appeared who aroused the hot controversy that rages around Dean Stockwell. Like Jimmy Dean, he is accused of being filled with bitterness, unrest and conceit. How true are these rumors? How...
STOP When Anita Ekberg walked into a room, all heads turned in her direction. The men saw a magnificent creature in a clinging, low-cut gown, a statuesque ideal of womanhood, and sighed appreciatively. All except Anita’s husband, Anthony Steel. He saw red . . . CAUTION It seemed...