Screenland (Nov 1950-Oct 1951)

Are you in the know ? At this theatre party, should one of the gals be seated — I 1 Beside the other Q On the aisle Q Farthest from the aisle Getting into a hassel over who's to sit where — won't get you an early dating encore. Learn your eti-cues. Even-numbered groups should start and end with a man; so here, one lad should take the farthest seat, followed by you two gals — then your squire. You can travel the play-going circuit smoothly, even at trying times. That magic word "Kotex" props your poise — because you know those flat pressed ends mean "curtains" for telltale outlines. Try all 3 absorbencies (3 sizes, for different days). Which helps slim down "jumbo" stems? Exer-circling [_} Hoofing 1 1 Flat footware To unfatten ankles, better do this exercise: Lying on floor, hold leg up straight (and still) as you circle foot outward 20 times; then inward. Repeat with other leg. Foot circling's fine for slender ankles, as well. Helps keep their shape. Just as on calendarcircling days — Kotex keeps its shape; keeps you comfortable. After all, isn't Kotex made to slay soft while you wear it? To revive that vacation-time romance, try — O A long distance call [_] A torchy letter \ 1 A short note Has distance made your summer-resort Romeo forgetful? A short note is the safest "reminder." Write about a book, movie or platter he'd be interested in. And when your calendar reminds you it's thai day — choose Kotex; for what with a special safety center, and soft, moisture resistant edges — Kotex gives extra protection. This napkin can be worn on either side, safely! 18 More ivo/ne/? cfioose SCOTEX* f/ia/7 a// of/?er sa/7/Yary na/?fahs 3 ABSORBENCIES : JU/V/OK. SUP&R Have you tried Delsey*? It's the new bathroom tissue that's safer because it's softer. A product as superior as Kotex. A tissue as soft and absorbent as Kleenex* (We think that's the nicest compliment there is.) Hollywood Itself Continued from page 11 the feminine coiffure in its short stages. Long a holdout, she wears a shortie ]or "People Will Talk" and goes even shorter in "The Marriage Broker." This last mentioned has the fabulous Thelma Ritier in the title role. Miss R. lured her family, husband Joseph Moran and their two children, to Hollywood for an extended visit. And Jeanne gets her most fabulous wardrobe to date in the picture because she's a model. Top New York model, Zori Jannings, is coaching Jeanne in the fine art of live fashion display. * * * When Bob Mitchum gets back from Korea, where he went for RKO's "The Korean Story," maybe his bosses will team him and Jane Russell in a musical. These two have been making a singing sensation around town doing benefit performances. The studio's already shopping for a musical for Jane. La Russell presented her standin, Carmen Nesbitt, with an oil painting which Jane did from photographs of Carmen. * * * Clark Gable will be too busy to brood, even if he were inclined to, over the divorce from Sylvia. He'll do his first costume picture since "Gone With The Wind," called "King Arthur And His Knights Of The Round Table," in which he'll portray Lancelot, and talk is that the King will also star in a series of rough and romantic radio adventure dramas this Fall. * * * The location honeymoon of Audie Murphy and Pamela Archer wasn't entirely moonlight and roses. Near Sonora, in the High Sierras, for U-I's "The Cimarron Kid," Mrs. M. wandered around and explored the woods while Audie was emoting and the result was that she came down with a prize case of poison oak. The kids were moved three times in as many days — from a boarding house to a motel to a hotel because the limited accommodations of the small town were taken up by a circus, a rodeo and a convention at the same time the movie company was in town. This isn't exactly the way to treat a Hollywood newcomer, but it's a good example of the old phrase that movie-making isn't a bed of rose petals. * # * First news that Mark and Annelle Stevens were expecting another baby was revealed not to the newspapers but to 5year-old Mark, Jr.'s school chums. He advised the class at large that his mother didn't feel very well in the mornings and the news spread from there. Mark launched his night club act when shooting on "Reunion In Reno" finished at U-I. After a tour, he'll make an independent picture called "Mutiny." * * * Barbara Hale decided to turn down the offer Producer Harold Hecht of "Small Wonder" made to put her young son in the picture. Barbara was afraid she'd be so concerned over whether the young (Please turn to page 68)