Screenland Plus TV-Land (Nov 1952 - Oct 1953)

Bob Hope had exciting caller in' shapely person of Jane Russell who dropped by his Paramount dressing room to go over songs for her appearance on his consistently popular radio show. To Treasure And To Give Continued from page 51 YOUR one and only complexion is in for what may well be one of the most important experiences of its life when you indulge in your first Noxzema creamwashing treatment. For here is a new treatment that was designed specifically to take care of the skins of people ivho /tare no time for complicated sessions with bottles and jars, either at home or in a beauty salon. It answers all the basii problems of beauty care so simply and so logically, in fact, that it's hard to understand why no one had the wit to think of it a long time ago. The whole thing starts off with your smoothing a dollop of your greaseless Noxzema Medicated Skin Cream on both face and neck. Then take a washcloth wrung out of warm water and wash away to your heart's content, just the way you would if you were using soap and water. That's all there is to it. Your skin will be cleansed thoroughly and feel refreshed too, but there'll be no drying out to encourage wrinkles! You can see why we feel that your first Noxzema cream washing treatment is such a momentous occasion— it's so surely going to be the beginnirtg of a life-long friendship that will pay rich dividends in improved skin texture plus time and energy saved. WHILE we're on the subject of basic beautifiers we're automatically reminded of the difference in a girl's appearance that a really good shampoo can make. To all too many it's the difference between being attractive and almost unattractive. That may seem like a very strong statement, but if you stop a moment and think you'll decide that you do 74 know a number of people who could be positively pretty "if they'd only do something about their hair." Sad commentary, but it's true. And that's where White Rain Lotion Shampoo comes into the picture. Here is a shampoo that you can get everywhere ( except, perhaps, at newsstands) and almost any one above the age of three can use it herself with rewarding results. Being a product of this modern era of miracles, it's not surprising to find that it has none of the difficulties of ordinary shampoos. You can work up a billowing lather, for instance, in any kind of water — which means, of course, that it's equally easy to rinse your pate shining clean at the end of the procedure. There just isn't any possibility of any sticky soap film because there isn't any soap in the formula. On the other hand, you won't come out with a fly-away, unmanageable head of hair either, for White Rain is a lotion with a built-in conditioner to take care of thai problem. HA VING concentrated so hard on the fundamentals, it's fun to be able to introduce you to a bit of glamourous glitter for a change. In case you haven't, already guessed, we're referring to the cute foil package of Dorothy Grey perfume (designed as a gift but there's no law to say you can't spend $2 on yourself) . The gleaming foil box is held closed with a tassel. Spangled motifs add their own sparkle. Inside all this splendor is a purse container of Nosegay, Night Drums, or Love Song perfume. This will be your 'first chance at Love Song, it's that new. RECORD ROUNDUP Tops In Movie Music ANYWHERE I Wander," from "Plans Christian Andersen," and "Casually" by Mel Torme for Capitol . . . Alan Dale's "Toddling The Tadalo," from "Somebody Loves Me," and "Laugh! Clown! Laugh!" for Coral . . . Fran Warren's "Anywhere I Wander," from "Hans Christian Andersen," and "I Worry 'Bout You" for MGM . . . "The Merry Widow" album by MGM . . . The "Lovely To Look At" album, both from films of the same name, by MGM . . . "Ivanhoe" and "Plymouth Adventure," both from films of same name, by Miklos Rozsa for MGM . . . Albums of "Everything I Have Is Yours" and "Lilli," both from films of same name, by Hans Summer and David Rose for MGM . . . Tops In Popular Hits BING CROSBY -Andrews Sisters singing "South Rampart Street Parade" and "Cool Water" for Decca . . . Les Paul-Mary Ford, doing "Lady Of Spain" and "My Baby's Coming Home" for Capitol . . . Toni Arden's "Take A Chance" and "Sweet Forgiveness" for Columbia . . . Helen O'Connell-Gisele MacKenzie dueting "Water Can't Quench The Fire Of Love" and "A Crazy Waltz" for Capitol . . . Perry Como's "To Know You" and "My Lady Loves To Dance" for Victor . . . Johnny Desmond's "Nina Never Knew" and "Stay Where You Are" for Coral . . . Hugo Winterhalter's "Blue Violins" and "Fandango" for Victor . . . "Nickel And Dime Man" and "Sinnin Again" by Dorothy Loudon for Victor . . . "Greyhound" and "Jump Back Honey" by Ella Mae Morse for Capitol . . . Vera Lynn's "Yours" and "The Love Of My Life" for London . . . Roger Coleman's "Give Me The Right" and "Everything I Have Is Yours" for Decca . . . "Forget Me Not" and "Where There's Smoke There's Fire" by Gogi Grant for Victor . . . Billy Eckstine's "Be Fair" and "Come To The Mardi Gras" for MGM . . . Art Mooney's "Lazy River" and "Honestly" for MGM . . . "Mad About 'Cha" and "I Don't Know Why I Just Do" by the Billy Williams Quartet for Mercury . . . Grab Bag JIMMY SAUNDERS' "Need Me" and "Cry My Heart" for Coral ... Vic Damone's "Nina Never Knew" and "Johnny With The Bandy Legs" for Mercury . . . Bill Kenny's "Moonlight Mystery" and "You Are Happiness" for Decca . . . Tommy Tucker's "Designed For Dancing" for MGM . . . Jeri Southern's "Forgive And Forget" and "The Ruby And The Pearl" for Decca . . . Guy Mitchell-Mindy Carson's "That's A-Way" and "Train Of Love" for Columbia . . . BERT BROWN PRINTED IN THE U S. A. BY THE CUNEO PRESS, INC.