Screenland Plus TV-Land (Nov 1953 - May 1955)

your wk uestions nswered about Tampax How is Tampax different? Tampax is an internal form of sanitary protection. It requires no belts, no pins, no external pads. In fact, it's invisible once it's in place. What's it made of? Tampax is made of compressed surgical cotton in throwaway applicators. Can any normal woman use Tampax? Absolutely! Tampax was invented by a doctor with the welfare of all women at heart. What ' s its prime benefit? Tampax has so many advantages — comfort, invisibility, ease of disposal— that it's hard to single one out. The way it avoids embarrassing odor is also greatly appreciated. How is Tampax packaged? In an inconspicuous little box. In fact Tampax is so small that a full month's supply can be carried in the purse. Your choice of 3 absorbency-sizes: Regular, Super, Junior. Where may Tampax be purchased? At any drug or notion counter. Its distribution is nation-wide, and extends to 75 other countries, too. Tampax Incorporated, Palmer, Massachusetts. Accepted for Advertising by the Journal of the American Medical Association 4 Screenland Volume Fifty-Eight, Number One FIRST RUN FEATURES TV-LAND November. 1953 Exclusive Movie Gossip By Dorothy Kilgallen 19 Beginning a new feature by America's best informed columnist Jane Russell's Shower Room Interview By May Mann Baer 24 Never before has an interview been so intimate Joan Needs Another Husband By Frances Lane 26 "I get lonesome," says Joan Crawford. "Any woman does who isn't in love" Heartbreak For Pier? By Maureen Miller „ 29 Is Pier Angeli building up to a terrific letdown in her romance? More Cold For Bing By Michael Sheridan 31 Bing Crosby's latest success is bound to stuff his pockets to overflowing Claudette Scu'.tles Those Rumors By Gene Morris 33 Claudette Colbert answers the gossip mongers Gene's Affair With Aly By Denny Shane 35 Cene Tierney has flipped over Aly Khan, but will they wed? Ex-Family Man By Louis Reid 36 There is a new Gregory Peck — and he and Greta are finished with each other A Woman Is More Than Legs By Henry Kaufman 38 "You can go too far with this business about legs," says Colette Marchand You Must Fall In Love! By Fredda Dudley Balling 40 Dinah Shore has learned it's simple to be beautiful and radiantly happy Hollywood On Broadway By Danton Walker 42 Our columnist pulls a switch and visits the land of the stars Are Movie Stars Dopes? By Robert Perkins 44 Here's how they respond when they appear on TV's "2C Questions" Maggi's Private Wire By Maggi McNellis 46 Listening in on what's going on behind the scenes in television EXCLUSIVE COLOR PHOTOS Pier Angeli, starring in "Flame And The Flesh" 28 Bing Crosby and Nicole Maurey, starring in "Little Boy Lost" 30 Claudette Colbert, starring in "Destinees" 32 Cene Tierney, starring in "Personal Affair" 34 THE HOLLYWOOD SCENE What Hollywood Itself Is Talking About By Lynn Bowers.. 6 Your Guide To Current Films By Reba and Bonnie Churchill 14 Record Roundup By Jane Pickens 52 FOR FEMMES ONLY All Dressed Up To Stay Home! By Marcia Moore 48 Finger Tips By Elizabeth Lapham 51 On the Cover, Esther Williams, Starring in MGM's "Easy to Love" NED L. PINES— Publisher Editor Lester Grady Managing Editor Ruth Fountain Fashion Editor Marcia Moore Beauty Editor Elizabeth Lapham Art Director Edward R. Rof heart Art Editor Martin Rosenzweig Art Associate Anne Harris Business Manager Harry Slater Advertising Director W. A. Rosen Adv. Manager James L. Cunningham Circulation Director Oliver C. Klein Circulation Manager Frank Lualdi Production Manager Sayre Ross Production Assistant Matt Mallahan SCREENLAND Plus TV-LAND. Published monthly by Affiliated Magazines, Inc , 10 E. 40th St., New York 16, N. Y. Advertising Offices: 10 E. 40th St., New York 16, N. Y.; Harold I. Collen, Chicago Manager, 520 N. Michigan Ave., Chicago 11, III.; Hunter-Tewksbury Co., Rep., 630 South Van Ness Ave., Los Angeles, Calif., 300 Montgomery St., San Francisco, Calif. Manuscripts and drawings must be accompanied by return postage, "ihey will receive careful attention, but SCREENLAND Plus TV-LAND assumes no responsibility for their safety. Subscriptions SI. 80 for one year, $3.50 for two years and $5.00 for three years in the United States, its possessions, Cuba, Mexico, Central and South America; 50c additional in Canada; other foreign countries $1.00 a year additional. When entering a new subscription allow not less than 60 days for your first copy to reach you. When renewing subscription, prompt remittance helps to assure continuous service. Changes of address must reach us five weeks in advance. Be sure to give both old and new address and zone or other information necessary. Entered as second-class matter, September 23, 1930, at the Post Office, New York, N. Y., under the act of March 3, 1879. Additional entry at Chicago, III. Copyright 1953 by Affiliated Magazines, Inc. MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS