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His Idea?
June Bride: Editor Bette Davis hires long-lost love, Robert Montgomery, and the fun starts.
he says. Just a week before, he'd come home from Europe, one of the best-known foreign correspondents in the business, only to be told by his boss that the bottom has fallen out of foreign correspondents, if you'll pardon the expression. "There is a job for you here," the boss says, "but it's as a writer for Linda Gilman — on Home Life." Montgomery's shifty eyes light up. Linda (Bette Davis), now an editor, is none other than the girl he once loved and left, and he's only too pleased to be meeting her again. He thinks she's lovely. What she thinks of him becomes evident the minute he appears in her line of vision. You and I know she still nourishes a passion for him, though she wouldn't admit it for the world. "Three years ago, we had a dinner date," she says coldly. "I'm awfully glad I didn't wait" However, she agrees to hire him (she does need a writer) and the whole staff of Home Life then takes off for Indiana. Home Life's one of those magazines that moves in on some hapless family, reduces the weight of everybody in the place, brings all their clothes up to date, and modernizes their home in a relentless manner. This time. Home Life's going to do a June issue about an Indiana bride, and they've chosen a kid named Jeanne Brinker (Barbara Bates) for their guinea pig. Naturally, this means they massage Mama Brinker (Marjorie Bennett), act patronizing toward Papa Brinker (Tom Tully) and rip all the molding out of the Brinker livingroom. Everybody is busy except Montgomery, who's miserable. "There's nothing to write about in a typical family," he says. "Unless typical Mr. Brinker should take typical Mrs. Brinker, and cleave her head open with a typical meat-axe." Before he's through, though, there's plenty to write about. He and Boo (Betty Lynn), another young Brinker, see to that. Seems the Brinker bride really loves her groom's brother. Seems Boo really loves the groom. Seems the cover of Home Life is ruined. Can anything else happen? You bet. — Warners.
STATION WEST
Dick Powell is a versatile young man. Having just (Continued on page 107)