Hollywood Studio Magazine (April 1972)

The Greatest Car Show On Earth! 15505 ROSCOE BLVD. at San Diego Freeway • SEPULVEDA produced favorable results. Please change my subscription address. Morris Everett, Jr. 2222 Delamere Dr. Cleveland Heights, Ohio 44106 Thanks, Morrie Judy and Wayne Martin story great says Waldo L. Meyers Apt. 603-Atruim Hi Rise 819 10th St. Worthington, Minn. 56187 We really admired the story of Judy and Wayne Martin in your August issue. Would you happen to have one or two back copies? In his early years he lived in Round Lake, Minnesota and Lake Park, la. We went to school with him and knew the whole family well. His brother, Don lives in Long Beach. Friends enjoyed your magazine and loaned me the copy I have. *(Lots more interesting reading which space does not permit us to publish but thanks for the note, Waldo, and we’re sending you a subscription as we appreciate your letter). MARILYN and the Other MONROE GIRLS Hollywood Studio Magazine: Read with much interest the tribute to Jayne Mansfield, and I want to congratulate you on being the first magazine in the five years since her death to pay homage to this generous and unusual personality. Jayne’s life and career will be fully detailed within my forthcoming book - a twenty year history of celebrated images launched by the legendary MM, titled MARILYN and the Other MONROE GIRLS — co-authored by Charles Herschberg. Most sincerely, James R. Haspiel 230 W. 79th St. New York, N.Y. 10024 Attention: I am enclosing my check for a one year subscription to your magazine, and I would appreciate it if the subscription can run from the past January issue to December ’72, as I have already passed the Mansfield issue on to a friend and admirer of Jayne’s. Liked your Jayne Mansfield story! Studio Magazine: I enjoyed reading the story on Jayne in your January issue — the photos really told the story. Congratulations on doing such an excellent job and my very best to you and your staff in this new year. Very Sincerely, Kirk Crivello West Hollywood, Calif. Help! Someone help him ! Hollywood Studio Magazine: I am a college student, an English major, and am at present writing two different books — both for college credit and possibly one or maybe both might sell. Both books are being written on speculation and I am coming along fine with all my writing; but have been having difficulty when it comes to photographs. My first book is on the comedian Mr. Bob Hope, and I have tried Hope Enterprise, NBC, Hope’s studios, and told them that I am writing a book on Mr. Hope, but no one will help me unless I have a certain publisher already in mind and they wish to know the printing date. My second book is also on a comedian, Mr. Tim Conway; but I have had similar trouble. CBS won’t release old no-longer u^ed promotional material from Mr. Conway’s past programs, local stations have disposed of all promotional material (due to the cancellation of every show he has had), MCA Distributors, who handle the re-runs of McHale’s Navy, will not release any material at all. This is the reason that I am writing you, I have been told that maybe you could possibly help me in my search for photo material. On both books I could use photos of any type, but my main difficulty is just obtaining photos. I am in hopes that you might have several duplicates on file or occasionally clean out your files to make room for new photos, because I would really appreciate any help you could give me. If necessary I will even purchase photos from you (in fact this might be the best idea), because I need photos of various types, so if I am allowed to purchase what you no longer need, then I can sort and pick while I am writing and this way I will get the best photo for my pages, and save you writing and mailing time and costs. I will even pay postage on anything’ mailed. Can use any help; hope your reply is positive. Gregg Elford Rt. 1, Box 93 La Center, Washington 98629 Studio Magazine: It was a beautiful story on Rosemary and I thank you very much. Believe me, I will be sending in some stories — have one in the making on Mme. Olga Petrova — it will deal with her Women’s Lib, in which she has been active almost from the start, and at 87 she is still at it. Also have an Turn to Page 20 6