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Published In this space every month
"Tis the month before Christmas and all through the movie houses there are a lot of wonderful films to be seen.
• • * This column is in the present and future tense. Since it is a Christmas issue, we will first talk about the present.
• • • • There is the Garbo picture. Of "Ninotchka" caliber— debonairy and de-lovely.
It is called "Two-Faced Woman" — practically a double feature in itself.
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And every single feature of Garbo is something to behold. Ask co-star Melvyn Douglas.
• • • Comes too, "H. M. Pulham, Esq." — which so many have read. Hedy Lamarr and Robert Young step right from the pages as the saying goes.
• * • • "Panama Hattie", the famed Broadway trip-hammer of hilarity, gives us more Ann Sothern hospitality and Red Skelton's hornpipes of pandemonium.
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Spencer Tracy, the matinee and evening idol, and Katharine Hepburn, who also is no idle idol, appear in the picture of the year.
Entitled "Woman of The Year".
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And then also on this Yule season list, we're including "Babes on Broadway" which we deliver with all sorts of golden predictions of being something to dance in the streets about.
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That is, the dancing in the streets will be done after you've seen the dancing in the theatre.
• * * • It's all to the merry, merry.
• • * And at the same time let us wish you a happy, happy.
— ScuAta £e& '
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W. H. FAWCETT, JR., President
JOAN VOTSIS, Editor
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CONTENTS FOR JANUARY, 1942
No. 1
20 EXCLUSIVE STORIES
RAY MIDDLETON
From Grand Opera to Horse Opera
by E. J. Smithson 9 LARAINE DAY
"I'm Glad She's Dead!"..6y Gloria Brent 16 JEAN GABIN
Imported Idol fay Drake Hunt 18
BETTY GRABLE-GEORGE RAFT
A New Slant On Love by Marion Cooper 2 1 BARBARA STANWYCK-GARY COOPER
Barbara Does the Bumps!
by May Driscoll 22 JUDY GARLAND
Judy's Jobs by Edward Martin 24
BOB STERLING
Third Time's the Charm
by Charlotte Kaye 25 BOB HOPE
The Care and Feeding of Bob Hope
by Duncan Underhill 26 ANN SHERIDAN-RONALD REAGANBOB CUMMINGS The Jinx Behind the Filming of
"Kings Row" by Helen Weller 28
RICHARD TRAVIS
Bette Davis — Talent Scout
by Helen Hover 32 JOHN SUTTON
Bette Davis — Talent Scout
by John Franchey 33 MARIA MONTEZ
Glamour Is Her Dish by Tom DeVane 38
HANS YARAY
Tomorrow's Dream Prince
by Charles Samuels 46 ANNE GWYNNE
Ambition Is Broccoli by Tom Casey 48
ROSALIND RUSSELL
"We," Inc by Kay Proctor 50
MICKEY ROONEY
My Son, "Andy" by Fay Holder) 52
(Told to Vivian Cosby) GAIL PATRICK
What I Know About the "Other Woman"
by Jane Fuller 54 HENRY WILCOXON
Meet Mr. Mishap by Jane Porter 56
MARTHA SCOTT
Mrs. Malaprop by Virginia Wood 58
ONA MUNSON
The Actress Nobody Knows
by Laura Pomeroy 60 MICHELE MORGAN
French Find by Frederick McFee 62
PICTORIAL FEATURES
ANN RUTHERFORD Portrait 19
GENE TIERNEY-VICTOR MATUREPHYLLIS BROOKS 27
LOOKING IN ON JEANETTE AND
GENE (Home Sitting) 30
RITA HAYWORTH Portrait 36
CARY GRANT Portrait 37
CALLING ON HELEN PARRISH
(Home Sitting) 39
MONTHLY SPECIALS
Hollywood Newsreel by Erskine Johnson 6
Movie Crossword 10
Please, Sa/lta, Something to Wear
[Fashions) by Catherine Roberts 34
Advance Showing (Beauty) ..by Ann Vernon 40
Easy As Pie (Cooking). fay Betty Crocker 44
Shopping Guide 61
Important Pictures (Reviews)
fay Sara Corpening 64
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