Photoplay (Jan-Jun 1955)

PHOTOPLAY’S BUYING GUIDE “Where to Buy” California-Created Fashions shown in this issue These fashions will also be featured ill a short subject to be released by RKO Studios, producers of the new motion picture, "The Conqueror " can buy these exclusive new Check this list for where you Photoplay Sunshine Fashions. Each manufacturer is identified here with a special Code Number as listed in box below. Use that number to check stores that carry his merchandise in your shopping area. MANUFACTURER CODE NUMBER Catalina Sportswear California Cobblers California Girl Dresses... California Slikerette . . . Dove Skin Undies Saba Dresses Hollywood-Maxwell Bras . Jr. Miss of California Jeannette Alexander La Resista Bras Lovable Bras Rain Dears Rosenblum Suits Connie Shoes 9 10 11 12 13 14 Lilli Annette Suits. Rose Marie Reid Swimsuits. Georgia Kay Dresses and Maidenform Bras available at leading department stores coast-to-coast. Deltah Pearls available at your favorite jeweler. Dream Step Shoes available at your shoe store. ALABAMA Birmingham— Loveman, Joseph & Loeb 1-8-12-13 Pizitz D. G. 11-12 Burger-Phillips 7-12-13 Mobile — Gayfer’s 8 Hammers D. G. 14 Montgomery— Flack’s 8 ARIZONA Phoenix— Goldring’s 1-3-8 Goldwater’s 8-7-13 Korricks 3-6-10-13-14 Diamond D. G. 6-7 Tucson — Levy’s 1-6-7-8 Albert Steinfeld 3-6-13 Jacome’s 2-6 White House 5-6 ARKANSAS Hot Springs — Rosenthal’s 2 Little Rock— Pfeifer’s 1 Gus Blass 3-7-13-14 M. M. Cohn 4-13 CALIFORNIA Berkeley— Blackman’s 8 Roos Bros. 13 Long Beach— Buffum’s 3-6-7-8-13 May Co. 6 Los Angeles — Broadway D. S. 3-4-6-7-8-10 Bullock’s 2-3-4-6-8-12-13 J. W. Robinson 1-2-6-8-9-13 Desmond's 1-3 Coulter D. G. 4-6 May Co. 3-4-6-7-8-9-10-13 I. Magnin 1-9-13 Oakland — H. C. Capwell 3-5-6-7-8-13 I. Magnin 13 Kahn’s 3-8 Goldman’s 6-8 Pasadena — Bullock’s 6-7-8-13 Field’s 3-8 I. Magnin 8-13 De Luxe Shop 2 Sacramento — Eastern 8 Hale’s 6-8-12 Roos Bros. 13 Weinstock, Lubin 3-5-7-12-13 Village Shoe 2 Lewin’s 3-4 San Francisco — The Emporium 2-3-6-7*10-13 Hale’s 3-6-8-10 Roos Bros. 3-6-8-13 Macy’s 3-4-6-8-13 Livingston’s 3-8 The White House 3-6-8-13 San Jose — Hale’s 8 Chas. A. Stevens 1-2-3-6-8-12 The Fair 1-6-12 Goldblatt’s 5-11 INDIANA Ft. Wayne— Frank D. G. 8 Wolf-Dessauer 1-2-3-4-6-8 Indianapolis— L. S. Ayres 5-6-8-10-11-12 Wm. H. Block Co. 3-6-7-8-12-13 H. P. Wasson 1 IOWA Cedar Rapids— The Killian Co. 13 Davenport— Posner’s 11 Des Moines — Wolf’s 8 Younker’s 5-6-12-13-14 Martin’s 10 Sioux City— Younker-Davidson 8-13-14 T. S. Martin 12 KANSAS Kansas City — Macy’s 8 The Leader 13 Topeka— Pelletier’s 11-14 Crosby Bros. 13 Wichita — Geo. Innes 1-13 Buck’s 3-14 Thurston’s 2 10 KENTUCKY Lexington— Purcell’: Wolf Wile 13 Louisville — Stewart D. G. 3-8 Kaufman’s 1 Bon-Ton 1 1 Selman’s 6-7-14 Durand’s 10 LOUISIANA Baton Rouge — Dalton Co. 3-4-6-8-12-13-14 House of Fashion 3-7-8 New Orlean’s — D. H. Holmes 2-3-4-7-8-10-11-13 Maison Blanche 7-8-13 Godchaux’s 2-7-9 Marks Isaacs 14 MAINE Portland — Porteous, Mitchell & Braun 5-11-12 COLORADO Denver — Daniels & Fisher 8-13 Denver D. G. 8-13 May Co. 1-7-8-10-13 Neusteter’s 7-13 Amter’s 3 CONNECTICUT Bridgeport— D. M. Read 7-8-12 Howland’s 5-10-13 Hartford — Sage-Alien 1-10-12 Rrown-Thomson 10 G. Fox 3-5-10-13 DELAWARE Wilmington— Kennard-Pyle 1-2 Crosby & Hill 13 Schulman’s Bootery 2 DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Washington — Julius Garfinckel 2-8-9 S. Kann 8-10-11-12 Woodward & Lothrop 2-3-8-10-1 1-12• 13 Lansburgh’s 7-11-12 Hecht Co. 3-5-10-12-13 Jelleff’s 7-10-12-13 Raleigh Haberdasher 13 Franklin Simon 2 FLORIDA Jacksonville— Furchgott’s 7-14 Cohen Bros. 2-1 6 Miami — Burdine’s 3-4-6-8-10-13 Franklin Simon 2 Byron’s 1 Hartley’s 6-7 Tampa — Haber’s 8 Maas Bros. 6-7-8-10-13 O. Falk’s 10 GEORGIA Atlanta— Davison-Paxon 1-2-5-6-8-10-1 1 Rich’s 4-5-7-8-10-11 J. P. Allen 1-2-3-6-7-13 Franklin Simon 2 Savannah — Lew’s 6-10 Lady Jane Shoes 2 MARYLAND Baltimore — Hutzler's 8-13 May Co. 2-8-12-13 Hochschild. Kohn 1-3-10-12 Brager Eisenberg 11-12 MASSACHUSETTS Boston— Jordan Marsh 4-6-7-8-10-11-12-13 Filene’s 1-4-5-6-11 Gilchrist’s 12 Franklin Simon 2 MICHIGAN Detroit— Ernst Kern 12 Crowley, Milner 8-12 Demery's 6-8 Himelhoch’s 3-6-8-13 J. L. Hudson 6-8-11-12 Klein’s 8-12 Winkelman’s 1 Grand Rapids— Herpolsheimer’s6-71 1-12 Wurzberg’s 6-12 MINNESOTA Minneapol is — Day ton Co. 6-8-10-1 1-12-13 Donaldson’s 6-8-11-14 Powers D. G. 7-8-11 St. Paul— Golden Rule 8-10-11-12 Schuneman’s 7-8-14 The Emporium 10 Field-Schlick 13 MISSOURI Kansas City— Harzfeld’s 3-6-7-8-13 Emery. Bird. Thayer D. G. 7-12 Kline’s 7-8-14 Macy’s 6-7-1 1 ChasnofT’s 3-13 Levy-Wolf 2 St. Louis Famous & Barr 4-5-6-8-11-12-13 Kline’s 8-14 Scruggs-Vandervoort-Barney 3-6-7-8 Stix. Baer & Fuller 3-4-7-8-12-13 The Fashion 14 82 ILLINOIS Chicago — Carson. Pirie Scott 1-3-6-8-10-12-13 Marshall Field 3-5-7-8-9-12-13 Mandel Bros. 1-8-12 NEBRASKA Lincoln— Miller and Paine 1-13 Gold’s 10-14 Hovland Swanson 13 Omaha— Philips Dept. Store 11 J. L. Brandeis 3-4-5-6-8-10 Herzberg’s 4-6 The Aquila 13 NEW JERSEY El izabeth— Goerke’s 4-7-8-12-13 Levy's 5 Newark— Bamberger’s 1-3-5-6-8-12-13 Kresge’s 12 NEW YORK Brooklyn — May's 4 Namm Loeser’s 12 Abraham & Straus 3-8-10-12 Martin’s 8 Buffalo — Wm. Hengerer 3-8-11 Berger’s 8-13 Adam, Meldrum & Anderson 10-11-13 J. N. Adams 5-10-12-14 New York City— Bloomingdale’s 6-8-12 Franklin Simon 2-8 Gimbel’s 4-8-12 Lord & Taylor 8-9 B. Altman 4-6-12-13 Arnold Constable 7-13 De Pinna 4 Stem’s 1-3-8-12-13 Saks 5th Avenue 6-7-8 Saks 34th St. 1-8-12 Best & Co. 10-12 Rochester — E. W. Edwards 12 McCurdy’s 5-8-12 Sibley. Lindsay & Curr 5-11-12-13 Syracuse — Flah & Co. 13 Addis Co. 8-13 Dev Bros. 8-10-12-13 E. W. Edwards 6-12 NORTH CAROLINA Asheville — Jr. Miss 8 Ivey’s 3-7 Charlotte— Belk’s 1-3-6-13 Ivey’s 10 Raleigh— Hudson-Belk’s 10-12 Ivey-Tavlor 2-12 Winston Salem— Stanley’s 2 OHIO Akron — M. O’Neill 1-5-8-12 Polsky’s 1-8-12-13 Cincinnati — Rollman’s 8-10 Mabley & Carew 5-7-14 H. & S. Pogue 8-1 1-12 Shillito’s 3-6-7-8-11-13 Cleveland — Higbee’s 1-8-12-13 May Co. 4-7-8-10 Sterling-Lindner-Davis 1-8-12-13 Wm. Taylor 10-12 Halle’s 5-6-7-12-13 Franklin Simon 2 Columbus— F. & R. Lazarus 3-8-1 1-12-1 3 Boston Store 1 1 Morehouse-Martens 6-12-13 Dayton— Elder & Johnson 3-8-12 Rike-Kumler 3-7-10-11-13 Toledo — LaSalle & Koch 1-10-12 Lamson’s 12-14 OKLAHOMA Oklahoma City — Halliburton’s 3-8-10-11 J. A. Brown 1-12-14 Kerr’s 7-12-13 Tulsa — Brown, Dunkin D. G. 1-8-12-14 Froug’s 8-10 Vanderveer’s 7-10 Seidenbach’s 2 OREGON Portland — Lipman-Wolfe 3-6-812-14 Olds, Wortman & King 3-6-7-8-13 Meier & Frank 3-6-10-12 Charles F. Berg 7-13 Bedell’s 3-6 Chas. Berg 3-6 PENNSYLVANIA Erie — Erie D. G. 1 Allentown— Hess Bros. 1-12 H. Leh 12 Wetherhold & Metzger 2 Philadelphia^Blauner’s 8-11-14 Strawbridge & Clothier 1-4-10-12 Bonwit Teller 3-7-8 Gimbel’s 4-8-13 Wanamaker’s 1-8-12 Dewees’ 3-10-12-13 Franklin Simon 2 Pittsburgh — Frank & Seder 8-11 Gimbel’s 1-8 Horne’s 1-4-6-10-12-13 Kaufmann’s 1-4-5-10-11-12-13 SOUTH CAROLINA Charleston — Schiff’s 2 Condon’s 6 Columbia^-Davison-Paxon 10 Belk’s 13 H. Averill 2 Greenville— Belk-Simpson 13 Meyers-Amold 13 Ivey’s 2-7 Patterson’s 6 TENNESSEE Chattanooga — Loveman’s 1-3-8-12 Miller’s 3-4-8 Memphis — Lowenstein’s 1-1.3 Goldsmith’s 7-8-10-13-14 Franklin Simon 2 Hecht’s 6 ,, 4. _ _ Nashville— Castner-Knott 2-5 Fox Apparel 8 Harvey’s 1-12-13 Cain-Sloan 12 TEXAS Dallas— Volk Bros. 1-9 A. Harris 6-8 Ring & Brewer 2 Neiman-Marcus 3-6-7-8-13 Sanger Bros. 1-5-7-8-11-13 Titche-Goettinger 7-8-10 Fort Worth— The Fair 6-7 Meacham’s 7-8 Mehl’s 2 Houston— Battelstein’s 4-8 Sakowitz’s 4-6-7-8-13 Foley’s 1-4-6-7-8-11 The Fashion 13 „ _ San Antonio — Frost Bros. 1-6-7 Wolff & Marx 14 Carl’s 4-6-8 Joske’s 1-4-6-7-8-12-13 Salt^Lake Ci tv— Auerbach’s 3-4-8-13 Keith O’Brien 8 Z.C.M.I. 3-9-10-12-13 Makeoff’s 13 VIRGINIA Norfolk— Paul H. Rose 1 Smith & Welton 13 W. G. Schwartz 12 Goldman’s 2 Richmond — Miller & Rhoads 3-7-8-13 Thalhimer’s 13 WASHINGTON Seattle — Nordstrom’s 2 Bon Marche 6-8-12-1.3 Rhodes of Seattle 3-4-71.3 Spokane — Bon Marche 3-6-8-10 The Crescent 13 Tacoma — Rhodes Bros. 2-3-6-13 Walla Walla— Bon Marche 6-7-8 Gardner Co. 8 Yakima — Bon Marche 6-8 WEST VIRGINIA Charleston — Coyle & Richardson 1-13 Stone & Thomas 2-12-13 Huntington — Anderson. Newcomb 13 Wheeling— Stone & Thomas 5-13 WISCONSIN Milwaukee — Gimbel’s 1 -8-10-12-13 Schuster’s 5-8-11-12 Boston Store 3 It's Fun to Be Thi in 3, t (Continued from page 35) are worth it and the advantages of be slim are many. For one, a slender figi gives you a much smarter appearance. \ can feel the difference in you — and a c ference in others. The very first comj ment you receive on your new figure seel to make all those days of calorie-count worthwhile. I’ve also noticed that a n figure leads to a new interest in otl things like your clothes, your hair-do, y< fingernails. Automatically, also, you f you’re being neater about yourself. ^ also find that your clothes budget stretching farther, since a slim girl i wear far less expensive clothes than ! heavier sisters and look twice as chic, 1 But in addition to the psychological i lift, a trim figure brings other import advantages. You are not only prett but healthier. In fact, science has pro1 that excess poundage can actually shor life. Studies made by insurance com nies strongly point up that overwei people die younger. Doctors will tell you, too, that excesses overweight can be the reason behind yi skin irritations, headaches, indigesti your always-tired feeling. All good sons for moderation in eating habits, ar< lea tak un 111 l . :!b : they? And despite the old saying that it’s stout person who’s jolly and happy, to< sel we’re told this is not true. In fact, ov f! eating, which is the main cause of ov weight, usually signifies some perse problems. “Eating is the one thing which gives jj) pleasure,” some folks seem to belie “Why should I stop?” Why? indeed! Why not? I say. Why find a way of life that will enable you eat to live, rather than living to eat? L face it. If you’re overeating, chances that you are simply over-indulging yo self, and quite unnecessarily so. There are other things to do in world of ours. You’re already busy? F sibly not as busy as you think. Or p haps boredom has set in and it’s time a change in your activities. Time to 1 for new interests, a new hobby, a J job. If generalizations on the pleasures of ing slender aren’t enough for you, yourself a goal, a specific one which sj cessful dieting will help you attain— trying to slim down for the beach this si mer. I’m not saying that a smaller intake calories will bring a greater number proposals. But who can deny that project would be of great help? So not help yourself? You’re convinced? But how to bef Sensibly is the key word. First thing, c suit your family doctor, or perhaps > school doctor or nurse as to your gen health. If you’ve discovered a diet seems good to you, better discuss it i one of them. For a few changes may I to be made in order to make it suit for you. Your doctor will tell you much weight you can afford to lo safely. (Is there any reason to stress you should follow his advice very < fully?) A good thing to remember about we is that it’s an individual matter. Perl you’ve envied the wasplike waist of popular girl in your English class. A all, you say, you’re both about the s height, and if you could just whittle d to her proportions everything, would dandy — you think. But this isn t true, weight — or lack of weight — that look: good on someone else may not be besl you at all. Face up, you may never poi lull U or