Photoplay (Jan-Jun 1956)

(continued from page 8) My girlfriend and I disagree as to when the movie ‘‘A Place in the Sun was released. She thinks it was in 1952 and I say 1951. Who is right? Whom did Elizabeth Taylor play? Cynthia Marcus Brookline, Massachusetts You had the date. The movie was released late in 1951. Elizabeth Taylor played Angela Vickers. — Ed. I am in disagreement with someone as to who were the principal players in an old picture “I’ll Be Seeing You.” We believe Joseph Gotten was the male lead, but cannot agree on the female. Would you please give me her name? H. Hayashi Washington, D. C. Ginger Rogers played opposite Joseph Cotten. — En. I’ve just seen the movie “The Purple Plain” and I’m very excited about the handsome fellow who played Greg Peck’s navigator. He’s an English actor, I believe. Barbara Uhl Caro. Michigan You’re right. Navigator Williams was played by Harold Siddons. — Ed. Could you please settle an argument between my cousin and I? She says that Marilyn Monroe played in “So This is Paris," but I say Gloria DeHaven. Please name the female stars in the picture. Pat Kowalczyk Hopelawn, New Jersey You win this argument. Gloria DeHaven and Corinne Calvet were the feminine leads. — Ed. Could you please give me the name of the actor who played Kirk Douglas’ son in “Ulysses”? If he is an example of Italian actors, I say “viva ltaliano!” Gail Amers Long Beach, California His name is Franco Interlenghi. — Ed. Please tell me who was the sigh guy who played Buzz in “Rebel Without a Cause.” I think he looks exactly like Marlon Brando. Gloria Marlowe Center Point. Alabama Buzz was played by Corey Allen. — Ed. Brando and Allen look alike, says fan ■ Please address your letters to Readers Inc., Photoplay, 205 East 42nd Street, New York 17, New York. We’d like nothing belter than to answer every letter we receive asking for information and addresses of the stars. We can’t! Each week hundreds of letters are received. We. can only answer a limited number in Readers Inc. each month. W e suggest, therefore, that if you leant to start a fan club or write vour favorite stars, address them at their studios And if you’re collecting photographs, a good bet is to investigate the commercial or ganizations that hare pictures lor sale t it When friends call, does a good hostess □ Consult them I I Start a scrabble game Do you muzzle your guests — or make them outshout your favorite program? For instance, say they’ve just settled down to a lively debate on some fascinating topic when — click ! — that C/re-silent Screen takes over. Why risk your chat-happy visitors’ resentment? Why not consult them before turning Should you expect your date to — I 1 Play Sir Walter Raleigh Q Carry the umbrella Don’t expect him to carpet your storm-lashed path with his best tweed jacket. (Wear your galoshes!) But it is his job to hold the umbrella— no matter how frilly the item may be. Incidentally, on "those” days you’ll want to keep your tootsies dry; avoid getting chilled. And you’ll want the chafe-free comfort of Kotex — this softness holds its shape. What’s more, you can’t make a mistake, for Kotex can be worn on either side safely. on the video? Good hostessing means keeping guests at ease. And to keep yourself at ease (at certain times) choose Kotex, the sanitary napkin that gives the complete absorbency you need — the sure, unfailing kind. Remember, too, to get a new Kotex belt; it goes with Kotex* for perfect comfort. Can a hefty lass look slimmer — I I In minutes Q] Via calorie counting Turning a plumpkin into a lean queen takes doing; and if that’s your problem, here’s how to start paring down — in minutes! Get yourself a girdle. A good, carefully fitted one that’s right for your own figure needs. Then note the difference! As for calendar time needs, you can find the sanitary napkin just right for you by trying all 3 sizes of Kotex. Regular, Junior, Super have flat pressed ends ; prevent telltale outlines. More women choose KOTEX than all other sanitary napkins P. S. To stay dainty at "that” time, choose Quest* deodorant powder. Best for napkin use. Quest has no moisture-resistant base; doesn’t slow up absorption. Safe. Unscented. Positively destroys odors. T. M REG. U . S. PAT. OFF. K-C CORP.