Modern Screen (Dec 1948 - Oct 1949)

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If you are not completely convinced that Arrid is in every way the finest cream deodorant you've ever used, return the jar with unused portion to Carter Products, Inc., 53 Park PI., N.Y.C., for refund of full purchase price. Don't be half-safe. Be Arrid-safe! Use Arrid to be sure. Get Arrid now at your favorite drug counter— only 39? plus tax. modern screen $1 Wdlij kM^M stories THE BACHELOR TAKES A WIFE (Jimmy Stewart) by Carl Schroeder 22 WHY HOLLYWOOD PRAYS FOR JUDY (Judy Garland) by Denise Carlson 24 HER EYES HAVE TOLD ME SO! (Elizabeth Taylor) by Hedda Hopper 30 WE FOUGHT TO SAVE OUR MARRIAGE by Dick Powell 32 THERE'S A GREAT DAY COMIN' (Doris Day) by Jack Wade 34 JOHN WAYNE'S DOUBLE LIFE by Morgan MacNeil 36 HOLLYWOOD'S TANGLED ROMANCES (Duff, Gardner, Granger, Winters, etc.) by George Benjamin 38 AND THE LIVING IS BREEZY (Dana Andrews) by Viola Moore 40 HOW COULD I BE SO WRONG! by Anne Baxter 43 HUTTONTOTS: CARE AND FEEDING OF (Betty Hutton) by Reba and Bonnie Churchill 44 I'M NO PLAYBOY by Peter Lawford 48 WAS IT LOVE? (Ingrid Bergman) 50 ALL THAT MONEY CAN'T BUY (Bob Stack) by Kirtley Baskette 56 OUT OF HIS MIND— AND BACK (Gregory Peck) 60 features THE INSIDE STORY 4 LOUELLA PARSONS' GOOD NEWS 6 EDITORIAL: 111 Will Isn't Good (Montgomery Clift) 29 PICTURE OF THE MONTH: The Girl From Jones Beach 58 departments MOVIE REVIEWS by Christopher Kane 16 NEW FACES 26 MUSIC: Sweet and Hot by Leonard Feather 27 FASHION 66 YOUR LETTERS , 83 BEAUTY: Don't Flirt With Old Sol by Carol Carter 91 THE FANS •' by Gloria Lampert 100 ALSO SHOWING (Films Previously Reviewed) 108 ON THE COVER: Color Portrait of June Allyson by Nickolas Muray Ofher picfure credits, page 96 WADE WILLIAM HARTLEY, managing editor WILLIAM IEFFERS, story editor FLORENCE EPSTEIN, associate editor FERNANDO TEXIDOR, art director BILL WEINBERGER, art editor CONSTANCE BARTEL, fashion editor MAXINE FIRESTONE, assistant fashion CHRISTOPHER KANE, movie reviewer CAROL CARTER, beauty editor H. 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