Win A Present from A Star

At Universal-International Studios, young players are given a chance to prove they have what it takes to be a star. Now this studio is giving Photoplay readers a chance—to win fifty wonderful prizes. So send in that winning line and get a present from a Universal- International star!

	PRIZES	DONORS
1.	Rose Marie Reid swimsuit	Jeanne Crain
2	Lane Cedar Chest	Suzan Ball
3.	Original painting	Tony Curtis
4.	Sylvania Clock Radio	Lex Barker
5.	Year’s supply of Pond’s “Ever-So-Red” lipstick to match “Ever-So-Red” wool knit-sweater dress by Helen Whiting and Stroock fleece coat by Ronette. State size.	Rhonda Fleming
6.	Samsonite luggage	Susan Cabot
7.	Year’s supply of Cutex “Cute Tomata” nail polish to match ripe red jacket and tapered “Cute Tomata” pants by Cole of California. State size.	Piper Laurie
8.	Kaywoodie pipe	Race Gentry
9.	Plaid sport shirt	Jeff Chandler
10.	Irish shillelagh	Rock Hudson
11.	Ten-gallon Stetson worn in “Destry”	Audie Murphy
12.	Ronay calf handbag	Mamie Van Doren
13.	Coro rhinestone brooch and matching earrings	Leslie Gaye
14.	Pair of Playtex Heart-rest foam pillows	Myrna Hansen
15.	Ronson Crown table lighter	Richard Long
16.	Honeydeb play shoes. State size	Lori Nelson
17.	Autographed Decca album from “Call Me Madam”	Donald O’Connor
18.	One dozen pairs of stockings in Cameo’s new “flesh-tones”	Kathleen Hughes
19.	Woman’s wallet in green morocco, gold-tooled in Florentine design. Contains billfold, leather-covered lipstick and compact. Daniel wallet by Nash	Julia Adams
20.	Ronson Adonis pocket lighter in chromium with lizard finish	John Agar
21.	Ronson Pal lighter in chromium with enamel fleur-de-lis design	Brett Halsey
22.	Decca album of music score for “Magnificent Obsession”	Barbara Rush
23.	Gift box of Breck hair treatment products: cream treatment, hair lotion, shampoo, hair perfume hairdressing, cream rinse	Mara Corday
24.	Decca album of Bing Crosby songs	Lou Costello
25.	Helen Neushaefer make-up carry-all containing year’s supply of “Smart Look” nail polish and lipstick	Ruth Hampton
26.	Coty gold-finish envelope compact	Dana Andrews
27.	Lucien Lelong’s 5 oz. bottle of No. 2 Sirocco perfume, made in France	Allison Hayes
28.	Max Factor’s “Gold Quartet”: compact, lipstick, lip brush and purse hand lotion dispenser	Colleen Miller
29.	Bourjois “Evening in Paris” gift box: perfume, cologne, face powder, toilet water and lipstick	Rex Reason
30.	2 oz. bottle of Cheramy’s “April Showers” perfume	George Nader
31.	½ oz. of perfume: Lentheric’s new “Adam’s Rib”	Dan Duryea
32.	Smart plaid overnight case contain- ing Goody hair accessories: sparkling hair ornaments, barrettes, clips and curlers are included in case	Lynn Bari
33.	Pacific Mills’ black and white “Harlequin” bath set: 2 bath towels, 2 hand towels, 2 wash clothes and giant size bath sheet	Bud Abbott
34.	1 black calf belt, 1 neutral leather belt, size 26. By Criterion	Gloria Grahame
35.	Six silk scarves in assorted colors. By Baar & Beards	Gene Nelson
36.	Graduated pearl necklace cased in gleaming black and gold plastic “Carryette.” By Deltah	Ruth Roman
37.	3 pairs of cotton shortie gloves in assorted colors. Size 6½. By Dawnelle	John Lund
38.	Gray flannel suit with smart box jacket, slim skirt. Size 14. By Faye Wagner	Janet Leigh
39.	DuBarry travel kit of simulated red leather, containing skin cream, cleansing cream, skin freshener, foundation lotion, Sophisti-creme, face powder, cream rouge and lipstick	Sara Shane
40.	Red orlon sweater set. Slip-on, size 36. Cardigan, size 38. Sidney Gould	Corinne Calvet
41.	Luxurious black suede frame handbag. By Coronet	Mari Blanchard
42.	¾ oz. Bottle of Shulton’s new “Escapade” perfume	John Bromfield
43.	1 black velvet belt, 1 natural cowhide belt. Size 26. By Criterion	Kathleen Case
44.	3 pairs of gloves in assorted colors. Size 7. By Dawnelle	Ludmilla Tcherina
45.	Campana Hat Box with Sheer Magic liquid make-up, Solitair cake make-up, Magic Touch cream make-up, lipstick, Italian Balm, Dreskin Coolies cleansing pads	Karen Kadler
46.	Helene Curtis gift kit including: Lanolin Discovery, Spray net, Suave hairdressing, Creme rinse, Creme shampoo and Lanolin Lotion shampoo	Rita Gam
47.	Gay and practical basket packed with Toni products; White Rain shampoo, Pamper shampoo, Tame creme rinse, home permanent, Tonette home permanent for children and selection of new Viv lipsticks	Mala Powers
48.	Pair of men’s pigskin gloves. Size 9. Alexette-Bacmo	Chill Wills
49.	Year’s supply of Lady Esther face powder (selection of shades), 4-Purpose face cream talc	Gloria DeHaven
50.	3 men’s silk ties Sterling Hayden	Sterling Hayden

And now for the simple rules.

1. Write or print in the coupon provided on page 59—or on a reasonable facsimile thereof—your last line of the jingle. Your last line must rhyme with “heart.” Then fill in the prize for which you are competing as well as the name of the star who is giving this prize. You may compete for as many prizes as you wish. However, no person may win more than one prize. Fill in, too, your complete name and address and mail your entry to: Photoplay-Universal-International Contest, P. O. Box 1406, Grand Central Station, New York, N. Y. By filling out this coupon each entrant agrees to accept the decisions of the judges as final.

2. All entries must be postmarked not later than midnight September 10, 1954.

3. Anyone living in the continental United States may enter this contest except employees of Macfadden Publications, Universal-International Studios and the advertising agencies of both.

4. Each entry must be the original work of the contestant and submitted in his or her name. Joint entries not accepted.

5. Entries will be judged for originality, interest and aptness of thought by the editors of Photoplay Magazine and the stars who have donated the prizes. Duplicate prizes will be awarded in case of ties.

6. All entries become the property of Macfadden Publications and may be used as they see fit. No entries will be returned.

7. The winner will be announced in the January, 1955 issue of Photoplay. This contest is subject to all Federal and State regulations.

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It is a quote. PHOTOPLAY MAGAZINE SEPTEMBER 1954