Movieland. (1950)

MOVIELAND Tampax is discretion itself at swimming time. Because this remarkable monthly sani¬ tary protection has no outside pad... Give this one fact your full consideration — and you’ll realize that Tampax can be trusted in the water and out of the water with your bathing suit wet or dry. So get Tampax for the next occasion and enjoy those additional "stolen” swims! Made of highly absorbent surgical cotton, Tampax is worn internally and comes in efficient easy-to-use applica¬ tors. When in place it is not only invisible but unfelt. No chafing is possible. No edge-lines can show under soft summer dresses. No odor can form. Changing is quick and disposal no trouble at all. This Tampax was invented by a doctor and is by no means intended as an occasional convenience. It meets the demands of this special hygi¬ enic need every month of the year. Millions now use it. Sold at drug and notion counters in 3 absorbencies (Regular, Super, Junior). Average month’s supply slips into purse; economy box holds 4 months’ average supply. Tampax Incorporated, Palmer, Mass. NO BELTS NO PINS NO PADS NO ODOR Accepted for Advertising by the Journal of the American Medical Association Vol. 7 August, 1949 No. 7 Y EXCLUSIVES PAGING MARTHA HYERby Alyce Canfield . 20 TO LOVE HAPPILY EVER AFTER (Rita Hayworth) by Musel Morgan . 24 PRISONER OF LOVE (Patricia Neal) . 26 MY FRIEND DORIS DAY by Lee Levine 28 MAKING LOVE THE MONTY CLIFT WAY . 30 A WORKING MOTHER— AND GLAD OF IT by Joan Fontaine as told to Helen Hover Weller 33 I'M A BIG BOY NOW by Donald O'Connor . 34 HOW TO TORTURE YOUR HUSBAND . 36 HOME SWEET HOMEWORK (Nina Foch) by Sidney Yudain . . 38 HANDSOME HUNK OF SEX APPEAL (John Wayne) by Fred Morgan .... 42 HOLLYWOOD’S NEWEST FAD: SQUARE DANCING . 44 I’LL TAKE THE U.S.A. by Ella Raines . 47 GALLERY OF FAME 50 THE FIRST YEAR WITH THE VICTOR MATURES by Alice Benton . 52 TRY SOMETHING NEW (Wanda Hendrix) . 56 MILLION DOLLAR BABIES (Betty Grable) . 59 SIX GOING UP by Marcella Palmer . 60 CALLING DR. DANNY KAYE! by Sylvia Fine Kaye as told to Dena Reed 63 JOAN FONTAINE'S SUMMER WARDROBE 64 CONCRETE EVIDENCE OF FAME (Roy Rogers) . 67 DEBORAH KERR'S DAY OFF . 71 MEET JAMES EDWARDS OF "HOME OF THE BRAVE” by Tom DeVane 74 BEAUTY SPOT by Anne Ansley . . . . . 79 PORTRAITS PAT NEAL AND GARY COOPER 27 ELLA RAINES . 47 DORIS DAY . 29 RICARDO MONTALBAN . 50 JOAN FONTAINE 32 LORETTA YOUNG . 51 DONALD O’CONNOR 34 WANDA HENDRIX . 57 JOHN WAYNE . 43 DANNY KAYE . 62 DEPARTMENTS Movieland leads this month's magazine parade with the first fan book cover of Hollywood’s new sensation: Monty Clift. F or more about this fascinat¬ ing newcomer, see page 30, this issue. INSIDE HOLLYWOOD by Beatrice Lubitz Cole . 6 DO YOU WRITE LIKE ROBERT YOUNG? by Helen King 16 HOLLYWOOD MEMO FROM THE EDITOR . 23 MOVIELAND’S COUNTER SPY 68 CAN I HELP YOU? by Joan Crawford . 82 STRICTLY FOR LISTENING by Hy Graubart . 83 REVIEWER'S BOX . 86 SINCERELY YOURS . 88 Peg Nichols, Managing Editor Annette Leisten, Assistant Editor Frank Friedrichsen, Hollywood Managing Editor Bob Becker, Art Director Robert Crosett, Art Editor Walter Davis / Joe Shere \ Staff Photographers Beatrice Lubitz Cole, Editorial Director MOVIELAND, published monthly by Movieland, Inc., at Washington and South Avenues, Dunellen. N. J. Advertising, editorial offices: 535 Fifth Avenue, New York 17, N. Y. Hollywood editorial office: 916 No. La Cienega Boulevard, Los Angeles 46, Cali¬ fornia. Chicago advertising office: 333 No. Michigan Avenue, Chicago, Ill. Vol 7, No. 7, August, 1949. Entered as second-class matter December 15, 1942, at the post office at Dunellen, N. J., under the Act of March 3, 1879. Price 25c at copy. Sub¬ scription price $3.00 in the United States and $3.00 in Canada. Copyright 1949 by Movieland, Inc. The publishers accept no responsibility for unsolicited manuscripts, and all manuscripts should be accompanied by a stamped, self-addressed envelope. Printed in the United States of America. MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF CIRCULATIONS.