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SLIPS • GOWNS • PANTIES
Luxuriously tailored underthings . . . fashioned to flatter . . . in an attractive variety of styles and fabrics. Be sure it’s Blue Swan when you shop for them at your favorite store.
BLUE SWAN MILLS
A DIVISION OF THE McKAY PRODUCTS CORP.
NEW YORK CITY
EMPIRE STATE BLDG.
It’s in the bag — sweets for Ginger Rogers between broadcasts for Armed Forces
INSIDE STUFF
Razor’s Edge” and was still under its influence.
She described scene after scene, the grandeur of the God-revealing sky in India, the way Tyrone walked down the mountain trail, the beauty of Gene Tierney, but most of all she talked of Anne Baxter — the sound of her voice weeping for her dead baby, the penetrating decadence of the French cafe scenes when Anne hit bottom.
“I went home and did something I never did before in my life,” Lana confessed. “I wrote Anne Baxter a fan letter and told her how much I liked her performance. I don’t know Anne and she doesn’t know me but I had to let her know.”
Lana is one of the least petty, least gossipy women in Hollywood. She’s quick to forgive and prone to forget. For instance, a certain newcomer who had said many cruel things that had come back to Lana was suggested for a minor but important role in “Green Dolphin Street.” The memory of those remarks echoed again in Lana’s mind and acting on impulse she asked that another girl be tested for the role.
Lana then went to her dressing room for lunch and thought it over. Going back to the set she informed the director she’d changed her mind. “Make a good test of her,” Lana said, “and I hope she gets the role.” To this day that actress has no idea that to Lana, the woman she maligned, she owes her best break.
The Great Welles: He may be the genius of the age but for once Orson Welles is ( Continued on page 26)