Motion Picture (Feb-Jul 1940)

Page scan 0009 from Motion Picture

Record Details:

Title:
Motion Picture
Date:
Feb-Jul 1940
Publisher:
Fawcett Publications, inc.
Volume:
Motion Picture (Feb-Jul 1940)
Leaf #:
0009
Language:
English
Collection:
Hollywood Studio System and Fan Magazines
Format:
Periodicals
Contributor:
Library of Congress, MBRS, Moving Image Section
Sponsor:
Library of Congress, Motion Picture, Broadcasting and Recorded Sound Division
Coordinator:
Media History Digital Library
Date Added:
May 30, 2024
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f7\ v!J am IB INCORPORATING MOVIE CLASSIC E 1 OWER The Tyrone Powers are still honeymooning — they're that much in love. And they've found a honeymoon cottage where they can be by themselves far removed from the gay whirl of Hollywood. In the March MOTION PICTURE you will read about Tyrone and how he takes his marriage — how it affects his screen future. You will also be entertained with stories about Henry Fonda, Doug Jr., Jane Bryan and other headliners — plus a compelling fiction version of one of the top-ranking screen plays. Jhere/will also be a colored inseW of one of your top favorites. And a rich assortment of portrait studies of the stars. Place your order with your newsdealer for March MOTION PICTURE-NOW! Volume LIX. No. LAURENCE REID Editor FEBRUARY, 1940 Twenty-ninth Year Why Girls Can't Resist Him Gene Schrott 25 Playing the Game of Hollywood Love Helen Beatty 26 How Long Will Mickey Rooney Last? Jack Holland 29 The Woman Behind Scarlett Roger Carroll 31 Could Hollywood Do Without Men? John Tennant 40 What's Davie Niven Up To Now? Craig Bunker 51 Women Without Names 44 Hollywood's Champion Lone Wolf (George Brent) James Reid 22 Swedish Surprise (Ingrid Bergman) Franc Dillon 24 Bad Boy Broderick (Broderick Crawford) Ned Capron 34 Young Enough To Know Better (Ida Lupino) Ben Maddox 37 "Hollywood Scared Me Silly!" ( Brenda Marshall) Gladys Hall 47 They Found Her Among the Ads (Brenda Joyce) E. J. Smithson 50 Linda Darnell 19 Fred Astaire 21 Maureen O'Hara 23 Betty Field 28 James Cagney 30 Scarlett, Rhett and Company 32 Deanna Durbin 35 William Holden 52 ae ■ Sa" ' es, ■> nfcices. W. H. FAWCETT President ROGER FAWCETT Secretary -Treasurer MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS The Talkie Town Tattler Hollywood's Trick Parties Stars Over Broadway The Talk of Hollywood de^OAtrn&hts Harry Lang b 13 Dorothy Lubou 14 48 lx> the Ladle* Baked Beans Go Doggy Mile. Chic's Hollywood Fashion Tips How Fresh! Ship Mates Rounding the Curves AL ALLARD Art Director GORDON FAWCETT Hollywood Manager Mrs. Christine Frederick 16 .. 17 38 42 Denise Caine 54 CHARLES RHODES Staff Photographer