Modern Screen (Dec 1949 - Nov 1950)

It was four months before I was able to step in front of the cameras again. When I resumed work. I knew I was with friends who had all helped me and given me my chance. Those friends were die instrument through which my prayer was answered. I am convinced now that men's prayers are answered by means of human beings through whom God's love flows. Shakespeare wrote. "How far that little candle throws his beams! So shines a good deed in a naughty world. The good deeds of men and women are like candles shining in the darkness. Through those good "deeds, men's prayers are answered, but the goodness is inspired by God — which is another word for Love, human and divine. The Exd THE HOUSE THEY LOVE IN (Continued from page 36) time, Bill, when you were giving out that really earnest interview, sitting there on the sofa, and you stuck your hand down in the cushions and came up with an old apple core?" Bill smiled. "Oh yes indeed: And then there was the time when we were ushering some new friends through the living room and out to the patio. They were really startled when all of a sudden eight little girls' heads popped over the top of the sofa and popped down again! I know I did a double-take." This is a house that has been invaded, like many others through the nation that include television sets, by the Wild West. Boots, jeans, cowboy hats and shirts, to say nothing of attempts at rope-twirling, are part of practically every hour of the ! day. If West — the six-year-old son named West, that is — enters the room when visitors are present, precariously twirling a circle of rope. Bill will say sternly, "Stop that. West!" But it isn't until he adds. '"Hopalong wouldn't waste his strength indoors that way!", that the point really goes over, and relieved visitors can sit back, unlassoed. When Brenda made her film return after four-and-a-half years away from the screen, she was featured in a television trailer for Whispering Smith, her comeback movie. Bill rounded up the youngsters and sat down eagerly to watch. Came the trailer, and the luminous features of the lovely-to-look-at Brenda. Bill gazed in delight, a proud smile on his face. West gave one look and turned away. "Aw. I don't want to see ilama. I want to see Hopalong!" One of the cherished things the Holdens have acquired is their beautifully -toned Meissner record-playing system. Sharing a similar musical taste for both popular and classical, and with an excellent collection of long-playing records, they can have a house full of music whenever they want it — which is most of the time. The Holdens' dining room is French Provincial, in dubonnet tones. "But we want to do it over." Brenda says, "in Early American . . deep reds and blues . . . with a Revolutionary War scene on one wall . . ." Her gaze is faraway. ''We give small, informal dinner parties in the dining room once in a while." she says, returning to the present and leading the way into the cheerfully bright breakfast room. "But actually, we eat in here much of the time, with the children. They have a way of upsetting things, and this room is more used to it!" Home Shampoo It's the real egg* that makes the magic in this luxury shampoo . , . the very same smooth liquid creme used in the famous Richard Hudnut Fifth Avenue Salon to make hair more manageable, tangle-free, easier to do, and permanents "take" better. Whisks in and out like a dream, removes loose dandruff", leaves hair extra lustrous because it's clean, clean, clean! Try this gentler, kinder. luxury shampoo today. Wonderfully good for children's hair, too! S1.00 From the famous Richard Hudnut Fifth Avenue Salon / X/UCJ// /J CBEJIJE She lampoo wil/i egg It's the real egg in Hudnut Shampoo that makes hair more manageable. Home permanents "take" better * powdered. 1% Listen to Walter Winchell, ABC Network Sunday Nights.