Modern Screen (Dec 1949 - Nov 1950)

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What they didn't stop to figure out was that the trials in June's life were no incentive to preening her feathers. Now there was a reason to make the effort— and Sy was a most appreciative audience. Che found in him a thoughtfulness that is so often lacking in younger men Experience has taught him that real happiness lies m doing things for others, and it delights him to be able to help June with any of her problems, great or small She called him one day in tears to tell him that she had just received a telegram that her grandmother, to whom she was very close, was seriously ill and had been taken to the hospital. Her grandmother was in Las Vegas, but this was no problem to Sy Bartlett. He reassured her, told her he would take care of everything and within five minutes he had arranged for a plane to fly her and her sister to Las Vegas. Just to make doubly sure that everything went right, he canceiled whatever appointments he had and accompanied them. When they arrived he took over the business of checking them into the hotel while they went immediately to the hospital. Later that evening, while they were having their after-dinner coffee in the dining room of the Flamingo Hotel, a columnist approached their table. Sy was very careful to explain that they were there to visit June's grandmother, and asked him not to say anything about their bemg in Las Vegas together. For June's sake he didn't want the news to get into the papers because it was bound to set off a great chain reaction of rumors about impending marriage. EASY MONEY! UESTIONNAIRE ^^nnrT^^lu you,fni?V most in our September issue? WRITE THE NUMBERS ' l! and 3 a+ the r'ght of your first, second and third choices. Louella Parsons' Good News □ The Inside Story n Christopher Kane's Movie Reviews □ Tell It to Joan . .' Q Thou Swell (Lana Turner) □ Allyson Wonderland □ The Private Affairs of Farley Granger r-j The Big Splash (Tony Curtis, Roddy McDowall, Marshall Thompson ) pi Can June Haver Love Again? □ / Discovered San Francisco (Jane Wyman ) r-j / Remember When (Glenn Ford) \J Love Me, Love My House (Diana Lynn) rj Betty Steps Out (Betty Hutton) . □ The Brutal Truth About Judy Garland r1 How Sinful Are Movie Stars? The Story Robert Mitchum Never □ Told Why They Get In Trouble (Bergman, Sinatra, Flynn) by Hedda Hopper r-j Goodbye Mr. Fancy (Robert Stack) Q New Faces (Nancy Davis, Sally Forrest) j— ] Future Perfect (Larry Parks) Fj My Home Town by Mario Lanza □ Modern Screen Fashions Which of the above did you like LEAST? What 3 MALE stars would you lib to read about in future issues? List fhem. 3, in order of preference What 3 FEMALE stars would you like to read about in futu 3, in order of preference re issues? List them, I, 2, What MALE star do you like least?.. What FEMALE star do you like least? My name is My address is C,fy Zone... State am years old ADDRESS THIS TO: POLL DEPT.. MODERN SCREEN BOX 125. MURRAY HILL STATION. NEW ' YORK : U. N Y.