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Women have their troubles
when the hot weather arrives
So it's a hot and humid day! So it's also a day when sanitary protection is needed! Lady, you should learn about *Tampax. For the lucky woman who discovers Tampax can sail through the month without ever a thought of belts and heavy pads — and everything that these accessories imply. Tampax is actually invisible when in use. More, it cannot he felt even in tfie slightest degree.
Tampax is the invention of a doctor. It is worn internally and absorbs internally. It discards every bit of outside bulk. Nothing is present to make you uncomfortable. Or to chafe. Or cause odor. No bulges or edge-lines with Tampax. It may be worn in swimming. . . . Made of pure surgical cotton, Tampax is compressed in applicators for easy insertion and changing. Highly absorbent. Small in size. Disposal no trouble.
You can buy Tampax at drug stores and notion counters even in country villages. Three absorbencies— Regular, Super, Junior. Average month's supply fits in purse. Tampax Incorporated, Palmer, Mass.
Accepted for Adverlising by the Journal of the American Medical Association
J. FRED HENRY, Publisher LESTER GRADY, Editor
CHARLES W. ADAMS Art Director
ANNE MASCHKE Asst. Art Director
STANLEY M. COOK Production Manager KAY BHUNELL Fashion Editor
Exclusive Photos by PICTORY
What Hollywood Itself Is Talking About Lynn Bowers
The stars, too, like to keep posted on film news and social activities
Hedy Really Surprised Me ! John Hodiak
John had heard Hedy Lamarr was unhappy having him as co-star — but read this
If You Like 'Em Rugged Patricia Keats
MGM, which gave us Clark Gable, has another big treat in Howard Keel
He Simply Can't Believe It ! Cathy Clayton
Richard Todd's used to shocks, but his sudden fame really startles him
"I'm Not The Husband Type" Mary Jane Manners
"Perhaps it is because I don't want to be possessed," says Steve Cochran
Men Who've Meant Something To Me Doris Day
"/ think a woman reHects the influences of the men who have crossed her path"
How To Pick A Husband Reba and Bonnie Churchill
This is how lovely Marta Toren would do it
Don't Let The Gleam Fool You! Marilyn Sable
"Often the man with the hero's look, " says ZacRary Scott, "is really a villain"
She Was Just Browsing Around Donald McClure
That's what Mercedes McCambridge said when she first arrived in Hollywood
Record Roundup Bert Brown
June Haver, starring in "The Daughter Of Rosie O'Grady"
Jeanne Grain, starring in "Cheaper By The Dozen"
Cecile Aubry, starring in "The Black Rose"
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28 30 32
Party Gossip Cobina Wright 6
Your Guide To Current Films Helen Hendricks 12
N^cwsrccl ■ •>•••>•.•*•.•••■• a* 19
With A Heart Not So Gay (June Haver) 29
Precious Milestones (Jeanne Crain) 31
Tyrone's New Leading Lady ( Cecile Aubry) 33
Helping Hand From Hollywood 35
He Sure Gets Around! (Burt Lancaster) 38
Society And The Stars Make Merry 44
Fun With "Father" 48
SCREENLAND Salutes June AUyson and Dick Powell 50
Bare Facts Courtenay Marvin 16
Sun-Fun Fashion Selections Kay Brunell 52
Under Cover Flattery 54
Star Buys 57
ON THE COVER, ESTHER WILLIAMS, STARRING IN "DUCHESS OF IDAHO, ' METRO-GOLOWYN-MAVER FILM
JULY, 1950
Volume Fifty-four Number Ninf
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