Photoplay (Jan-Jun 1959)

Rio Bravo WARNERS, technicolor VV'/V The action smashes at us hard all the way through this big, bold western. Then, time out! Rick Nelson strikes up a few chords on his guitar, and sheriff John Wayne stands by while his three deputies relax with a little music. They’re a funny trio. The townspeople think Rick’s just a brash kid and Dean Martin’s a no-account drunk and Walter Brennan’s an old fool. But we (and Wayne) know better. Let ’em sing — they’ve earned it. And we need a breather, too! When Rick isn’t harmonizing with Dean on “My Pony, My Rifle and Me” or soloing on “Cindy,” he’s right in there proving he can be a fast gun — and a good actor. So is Dean, wbo shows his offscreen pal Sinatra that more than one singer can take you inside a man’s character and make you understand him. In fact, the movie’s loaded with familiar faces. Ward Bond is the trail boss, just as we know him on TV, but John “Lawman” Russell turns heavy — he’s a-gonna spring his killer brother out of Wayne’s jail, he swears. No, they didn’t leave out the love interest. She’s a saucy newcomer, Angie Dickinson (shown bottom left with Rick and John). family Some Like It Hot u.A. V'V'V'/ All of Marilyn Monroe’s imitators better take cover right now, because the original is back again. MM’s really something special in this gay, fun-loving role. Marilyn thinks her chief pals in an allgirl dance band are fellow females, but they’re really Tony Curtis and Jack Lemmon, pretending to be a pair of flappers such as the crazy ’twenties never saw, teetering on high heels, patting nervously at cloche hats and boyish-bob wigs. Tony’s a pretty brunette; Jack’s a hearty big blonde (Top left with MM). A situation like that could get a little zany — and it does, but delightfully so — thanks to Billy Wilder’s slick direction. What are the boys doing in those girlish get-ups? Running away from George Raft (who looks the way a gangster oughta look. He knows — but then why tell you the plot). Go see this rollicking comedy; in fact, go see it more than once in order to catch all the clever dialogue drowned out by audiences howling with helpless laughter, adult Imitation of Life v.h EASTMAN COLOR V'VVV Rarely does the screen see a drama so filled with intense emotion. Mark this film down as a record-setter. Every scene will play on your feelings — and it’ll please ( Continued ) The Opposite Sex and Ybur Perspiration Q. Do you know there are two kinds of perspiration? Q. Which perspiration is the worst offender? A. It’s true! One is "physical”, caused by work or exertion ; the other is "nervous”, stimulated by emotional excitement. It’s the kind that comes in tender moments with the "opposite sex”. A. Doctors say the "emotional” kind is the big offender in underarm stains and odor. This perspiration comes from bigger, more powerful glands — and it causes the most offensive odor. A. Science says a deodorant needs a special ingredient specifically formulated to overcome this perspiration. Now it’s here . . . Perstop*, the most remarkable anti-perspirant ever developed. So effective, yet so gentle. A. Because of exclusive Perstop*, ARRID CREAM Deodorant penetrates deep in the pores and safely stops this "emotional” perspiration odor where it starts. Stops it as no "roll-on ”, spray-on or stick deodorant could ever do. Why he only Half Safe ? use Arrid to be sure ! It's 1 Vi times as effective as all other leading deodorants tested! Used daily, ARRID with Perstop* actually stops perspiration stains, stops odor completely for 24 hours. Get arrid cream Deodorant today. • Carter Products Trademark for sulfonated hydrocarbon surfactants