Movieland. (1948)

all ready to go on the ESTHER WILLIAMS club 'n' Betty Engler has big plans for her MACDONALD CAREY huddle. Tina Zulli's VIC DAMONE club is really starting out right, stacking up 25 points in our current contest. Up Canada way, Mary Lou Coyle is starting a JOHNNY COY organization — 'n' way out on the West Coast there's Coleen Moran's "Pages Rages" (for Mr. CAVENAUGft'S TRIO, o' course), and Regina Good¬ man's "Mitchellettes" for newcomer CAMER¬ ON MITCHELL. Shirley McBroom has been given the go-ahead sign on a club for radio and stage actor ARTHUR NEAL and their main campaign is to secure his movie career. Other "newies" are Ginger BagnalTs JACK BERCH club, the JOAN CHANDLER club, headed by Hedy Doreakowski, the PERRY COMO Cream City club, with Margaret Staley at the helm, the Fultonites, for JOAN FULTON, prexied by David Gilby, Arlene Katz' PAUL HENREID group, Florence Ufolla's organization for ANDREA KING, the PETER KARSON club, prexied by Donald Blaha, Long's Loyal Lads and Lassies (JOHNNY LONG) with Barbara Quick as president, and the Dinah and Frankie Applauders (for SHORE and SINATRA, natch!) organized by Jack Simpson. For addresses of any club headquarters, just send your query, plus a self-addressed, stamped en¬ velope. OUT OF THE MAILBAG We're simply overwhelmed by the jour¬ nals coming, in lately — they're that good! F'rinstance, Arthur's Echoes, the initial issue of the Arthur Kennedy group, was not only a huge affair, with the best of articles, but was loaded down with those much coveted candid snaps. Geraldites, from the Helen Gerald group, was terrific throughout — but what caught our eye was the printed cover — 'twas neat! Should stop to catch our breath before we try to -describe the first Agnes Mocrehead Journal. From the very pro¬ fessional-looking slick cover right on down to the last "footnote," this book is tops! Packed with pics (with a promise of even more), filled with tip-top articles and letters from the very cooperative Miss Moorehead — this journal can't be beaten! ^ The sixth an¬ niversary issue of Jive, from the Bob Crosby club, was a beautiful multi-colored edition, as always — neat, newsy, and just what the Crosby fans want! The Lon McCallister club comes forth with another super issue of Lon's Party Line, with lotsa cute candids, some very clever articles by Lon himself, as well as the mems, and newsy chatter about Lon's career. 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