Photoplay (Jan - Jun 1943)

in*" LOUISE: Tell me, Mary, do you know anything about those thingumajigs that many instead of sanitary pads? MARY: / certainly do. I u:e Tamp ay. n and if you don t I'll ?iie you credit for less intelligence than J thought you had. LOUISE: Well, of all things, Mary! You ■ ■ e me! I had regarded j MARY: #/>•/// -//« are Louise, but this new form of sanitary protection, Tampax, is a real boon to us women and I d be J up id not to use it. iouisE: Tell me Mary is it true Tampax 'hat you are not a ■ring it and that it eliminates other es that ; -rig of : MARY: // i: all true, emphatically. It really too good to be true, but I now realize life (an he worthwhile even at "those tin the month! LOUISE: What star" , Tampax. Mary? MARY: / haxe a friend, Jeannette, a rei nurse uhoie word carrier great weight with aid \he u <:: Tampax and so do 1 other nurw . . . She emphasized what a lot it means to women from both the psychological and the ; ' indpointi . . . and now most of the girls in my office swear by Tampax! r to be worn internally and i lions of wom< n 1* is made of p ire surgical essed into one-time-use ap■ ■ i odor. Ei /■ B • ■ Jar, Super, Juniot At i onomy j :'-n\ bargain. Tampax Incorpo. • Palmer, Mass 3 SIZES REGULAR SUPER JUN Pi INIOR 'Guaranteed by *• Good Houickeeping 'WW Of _. ;;■■■■■ Accepted for Adver tt-itiy hy the journal f,f the Ann >/< ./// Mi du '' I A I lot la ti'/u One-dollar question on Gene Kelly gets a one-dollar prize answer $10.00 PRIZE Buy More Bonds DETTE DAVIS'S wonderful work at the ^ Hollywood Canteen has brought joy to many a service man. Unusual abilities of Hollywood actors and esses have been used for the entertainment of men at Army camps all over the nation. You can thank the stars for their efforts on Bond drives by putting ten percent of your pay envelope into Bonds. M' ;ire giving their lives for you; what doing for them? Only the best in entertainment, is . igh loi thi er, sailor and Marine R P Harbor! E Ho ooi rsonality is doing his part. '■ Bob Elope i a perfect example of Hollywood effoi I Only you, and you, and you, can win • Nov/ is the time to join Hollywood in helping you/ hu:.l<and l,ioili<-i and .'. ' ' theai ts win t)y wai Dorothy Lamoui has, perhapi done more thai hei woman in the sale of Bonds Sign a pledge today foi mor< Bonds Naomi Li irin on, Kilgon T( $5.00 PRIZE Celestial Body THERE ' II BO many plai I In soapy bubbU a pi opli (act In spidei •''• bi o geometi U In tnundei i oai and flash electi i< There a b< auty in a young child'i miling Which ov< i .'.'fi< Iminj'lv hi ;<uilm;' Thei ' beauty in •■ rainy a En ■ louded tk iei in fields of I 'I hough you may •,;,', 1 mi mo. I p< uliar An'l III admit I m ouf to fool I'll trade all these foi an evening itai Astronomically known as Hedy Lamarrl Lt. I.ak< i:... ru I'l Ku .1 1 ., V., L4 FOR YOURSELF $1.00 PRIZE Cure? Sure! I HAVE just seen "Springtime In The Rockies" arrl I feel more happy, hopeful and humorous than I have felt since before Pearl Harbor. Somehow, my old-standby sense of humor that for four decades carried me through the blackest hours more or less unscathed was lost somewhere on the War fronts these past twelve months. What was worse, I didn't even realize what was really wrong with me until I saw my old stage favorite, Charlotte Greenwood, prancing and clowning in her own inimitably funny way through this gay and truly colorful picture. I let go and laughed until all the tenseness and war worries were ' completely shaken from my system. And when the show was over and I stopped laughing at Charlotte, I started laughing at myself and at the fai doctor who had been darkly hit at a serious nervous breakdown. Thanks to Charlotte Greenwood, my old sense of humor is back on the job and I'll take care that it doesn't go A.W.O.L. again. Beth S. Munson, Joliet, 111. $'.00 PRIZE One-dollar prize answer BRING out the welcome doormat; get all the girls and boys out for a big dip-hip-hooray rally; toot the horns; sound the whistles, but definitely!! Why all the noise and racket, you ask? Brother, that's a one-dollar question, but here's the answer: One velvety-eyed male by the name of Gene Kelly! When Gene jumped off the train in a scene "For Me And My Gal," up jumped my heart, just as I know thousands of other female hearts all over the country must have pimped. I might further add I arn not swi en with my first movie crush; bul this does happen to be tin fir:. i Ian letter I have ever written m my w hole lift There's something utterly devastating in tli< merry twinkle of Gene Kelly's i i thai tells me we have a "find" who will not only be able to I.. v u in i 01 rolei bu< seriout onei as well. I might further add that I'm just a wee i hie m most thingi too. So l«-t s not pul him in the groov< and keep him there bul lef him 01 < illate, pet o -i I late! !!<■ can do it III be! my la i ten-cent War Savings Stamp! Mi' Pal !.'■<•. Middle -.1,1,1 o. Ky. $1.00 PRIZE The Fight's On! AFTER her superb Mi Mir Metro playt d a dii tj trick on lovely Greet Garson in putting hei into the pseudo psychological idyll ol "Random II. it ■•■■ i N..i only li ii the third amru lis movie I ■ < seen this month but PHOTon »v i ombintd u Ith