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Vol. 6 July. 1948 No. 6
Cover photo of Susan Hayward by L. Willinger. Miss Hayward's newest picture is Univer¬ sal's "Tap Roots."
MOVIELAND
EXCLUSIVES
HOW TO GET IN PICTURES by Lillian Albertson GRAND DAME (Dame May Whitty) by Maude Cheatham
LETTER TO MY DAUGHTER by loan Bennett .
INFORMATION, PLEASE! (Gregory Peck) by Alice L. Tildesley
PERILS OF PAULETTE (Goddard) .
LISTEN IN ON GINGER ROGERS by Alyce Canfield .
STILL WHISTLING (Bogart and Bacall) .
MY LIFE WITH DANA ANDREWS by Mary Todd Andrews
HAPPILY SUITED .
COLLEEN (Townsend) WITH A PLAN by Dorothy O'Leary . . .
PSYCHO-ANALYZING LANA (Turner) by Gardner Maxwell . 44
TALENT IN THE FAMILY (Hume Cronyn, Jessica Tandy) by Fredda Dudley 48
IF YOU KNEW SUSIE (Hayward) by Jerry Jerome . 52
“OLD HOME WEEK” (Glenn Ford) . 56
I WANT TO FORGET by Robert Taylor as told to Jack Holland . 60
I WANT TO REMEMBER by Barbara Stanwyck as told to Jack Holland . 61
GOING PLACES by Helen Hover Weller . . 64
DOWN TO EARTH ANNIE (Sheridan) by Avery Carroll . 66
MOVIE OF THE MONTH “Another Part of the Forest” . 68
PRIZE PICTURE OF THE MONTH (Margaret O’Brien and Butch Jenkins) . 70
TO PULL OR NOT TO PULL (Lou Costello) . . 82
PORTRAITS
32 35 37 39
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GREGORY PECK .
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ESTHER WILLIAMS .
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PAULETTE GODDARD .
. . 29
LANA TURNER .
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BOGART AND BACALL .
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ROBERT TAYLOR .
60
DANA ANDREWS .
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BARBARA STANWYCK .
61
DEPARTMENTS
INSIDE HOLLYWOOD by Beatrice Lubitz Cole . 6
CAN I HELP YOU? by Joan Crawford . 20
YOUR HOLLYWOOD, MEMO FROM THE EDITOR . 23
FOOT NOTES by Anne Ansley . 72
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YOUR FAN CLUB by Movieland's guest editor Loretta Verbin . 86
DO YOU WRITE LIKE TURHAN BEY? by Helen King . 88
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STRICTLY FOR LISTENING by Velma Scott . 96
THE REVIEWER’S BOX . 98
SINCERELY YOURS
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Peg Nichols, Managing Editor Helen Limke,
Hollywood Managing Editor
Frank Friedrichsen,
Associate Editor
Velma Scott, Assistant Editor Conrad Wienk, Art Director Waiter Davis
J. B. Scott
Staff Photographers
Joe Shere
Beatrice Lubitz Cole. Editorial Director
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