Photoplay (Jan-Jun 1959)

FEBRUARY, 1959 SHARON GREGORY ,Sopl iomore, Long Uigli School, Longview, Wash., says: "Blemishes always seemed to pop up just before a big date night. I tried just about everything, without success. Then, I used Clearasil, and soon the blemishes disappeared. Clearasil has solved my skin problem. ” P 2 SCIENTIFIC CLEARASIL MEDICATION STARVES PIMPLES SKIN-COLORED, Hic/es pimples while il works clearasil is the new -type scientific medication especially for pimples. In tubes or new squeezebotlle lotion, clearasil gives you the effective medications prescribed by leading Skin Specialists, and clinical tests prove it really works. HOW CLEARASIL WORKS FAST 1 . Penetrates pimples. ' Keratolytic’ action softens, dissolves affected skin tissue so medications can penetrate. Encourages quick growth of healthy, smooth skin! 2. Stops bacteria. Antiseptic action stops growth of the bacteria that can cause and spread pimples . . . helps prevent further pimple outbreaks! 3. 4 Starves ’ pimples. 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NO. 2 FAVORITE OF AMERICA'S MOVIEGOERS FOR OVER FORTY YEARS HAPPY NEW YEAR 29 Your Pinup Calendar for 1959 EXCLUSIVE 40 We Spend the Day With Debbie Reynolds By Earle Hawley SPECIAL SECTION: CAN HOLLYWOOD'S 3 HAPPIEST MARRIAGES LAST? 48 “I won’t Break These Resolutions” (Janet Leigh and Tony Curtis) By Dorothy Day 50 Nothing in Common (Jean Simmons and Stewart Granger) By Irene Reich 52 “All Nat Talks About Is Pots and Pans and Bob” By Lana Lisa Wood (Natalie's kid sister I ARTICLES AND SPECIAL FEATURES 34 Will Tyrone Power's Last Prayer Be Answered? By Charlotte Dinter 36 What's in the Stars for the Stars and You? Horoscope by Ruth Hole Oliver 38 Everybody's Laughing at Me (Kim Novak) By Maxine Arnold 55 Spring Fashion Ideas From the Boys in “Mardi Gras” 60 Who Filed the Alligator Under “R”? By Dick Clark's Staff 62 Framed! (Dana Wynterl By Dee Phillips 64 Backstage at the Big Beat With Alan Freed By George Christy 68 Everybody at Home Was Picking on Me By Robert Horton YOUNG IDEAS 8 On the Record By Tommy Reynolds 12 Readers Inc. 22 Becoming Attractions 26 What Do You Want for the New Year? NEWS AND REVIEWS 4 Hollywood for You By Sidney Skolsky 17 Go Out to a Movie 24 Casts of Current Pictures 54 Th is Page Is Yours By Doris Comer on 78 Where to Buy Photoplay Fashions 82 Your Needlework 24 Now Playing (Brief Reviews! 102 Sara Hamilton’s Inside Stuff COVER: Color portrait of Natalie Wood and Bob Wagner by Gene Trindl EVELYN PAIN, Editor KENNETH CUNNINGHAM, An Director NORMAN SIEGEL, West Const Editor CLAIRE safran. Managing Editor JOAN GUERIN. Assistant Editor DICK CLARK, Contributing Editor JIM HOFFMAN. Contributing Editor MAX1NF ARNOLD. MARCIA Pamela LAW, fashion Editor HARRIET secman. Beauty Editor ROGER marshutz. Staff Photographer RICHARD ADELSON, Art Assistant HI K. 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