Photoplay (Jan-Jun 1951)

p I get that new skin care Me ill. nr m * L ’ choice of nursery colors nnen B^by ...checks diaper odor. ..diaper rash Who kisses me down to my dimpled toes? Who says I’m more beautiful than a big bouquet? Daddy and Mummy do! My skin’s so silky and pretty since we switched to Mennen Baby Magic for after baths and at diaper time. Smells like flowers, m-n-n-n. Feels dreamy, too — there’s protective “Purateen” in it! Mummy says that unbreakable Squeeze Bottle works like a whiz. She’s smart. Borrows my Magic to make her skin lovely, too! Try this Mennen Baby Powder treat! Baby gets the finest, softest powder made . . . plus jolly Built-in Rattle. . .plus adorable Mother Goose pictures on the can! Collect a set of six — all different — wonderful nursery toys when empty. l/// (F) LIGHTS OUT— U.I.: Arthur Kenncdv gives a magnificent performance in this powerful story of a blind veteran who, with t he help of friends John Hudson and T.ajnes Edwards and I SO worker Peggy J'Joay, is fuiaMlv iThahililrTt^d. (Mar.) l//V (Jy Imipfm y&m&SMt 'ft//-/;rflh.r.-imount : ThelntS RnTer-‘s t He real star of tins hilarious comedy a ho lit the c ©trip 1 j ca t ioT) s that, develop with socialite in-laws Gene Tierney and AIiria.ni Hopkins when Thelma takes a job as cook in son John Lund's household. With Larry Keating. (Mar.) kO/54 (F) MUDLARK, THU — ’20th Century-Fox ; the appealing legend of a British waif who goes to Windsor Castle to see the secluded Queen. Irene I lunne is Victoria, Alec Guirfness is impressive as Disraeli, but Anthony Ray steals the show as the little mudlark who stirs up a national incident. (Mar.) ✓✓ (F) ONLY fm VALIA N : The Apaches and Union SOlfliCTS are at it again throughout this fast action epic ft) which Gregory Peck is accused of sending Gig Young to a bloody end because of jealousy over Barbara Payton. With Ward Bond. (Apr.) \/\/Vi (F) OPERATION PACIFIC — Warners: John Wayne and Pat Neal star in action-packed story of U . S . submarine operations during World War No. 2. With Scott Forbes, Ward Bond. (Mar.) \/y (F) PAGAN LOVE SONG M-G-M: There's very little plot in this romantic Technicolor idyl but there’s Howard Keel’s voice, Esther Williams’s aquatics and gorgeous Hawaiian scenery. (Mar.) k^54 (A) QUEBEC — LeMay-Templeton-Paramount: A rather dull and melodramatic episode in Canadian history with Corinne Calvet as the brains behind a fiery rebellion against British-French rule in 19th Century Quebec. With John Barrymore Jr., Patric Knowles, Barbara Rush. (Apr.) //‘•2 (F) RAWHIDE — 2Qth Century-Fox: Tin gling suspense story about the terror that results when four desperate jail breakers invade a desert stage coach station run by Tyrone Power. With Susan Hayward, Dean Jagger, Hugh Marlowe. (Apr.) /// iF) ROYAL WEDDING— M-G-M: Lavish Technicolor musical with Jane Powell and Fred Astaire as a brother and sister team who dance in London at the time of Princess Elizabeth's wedding. With Peter Lawford, Sarah Churchill, Keenan Wynn. (Apr.) i/I/' (F) STAGE TO TUCSON— Columbia: Plenty of shootin’, ridin’ and fightin’ in this Technicolor Western featuring Wayne Morris and Rod Cameron as trouble shooters hired by the government to investigate the disappearance of Union Army stage coaches. With Kay Buckley. (Mar.) pR/' (A) STORM WARNING — Warners; Ginger Rogers paying an overnight visit to Doris Day and Steve Cochran accidentally witnesses a murder by the Ku Klux KLan in this controversial and suspenseful drama, (Mar.) l/p2 (F) SUQARFQOT — Warners: Another routine Technicolor Western concerning the efforts of ex-Confederat.e officer Randy Scott to make a home and a fortune in Arizona. With Adele Jergens. (Mar.) y'\ /y2 (A) TARGET UNKNOWN — U-I: Interesting semi-documentary drama about methods used by German Intelligence to extract information from Allied prisoners of war. With Mark Stevens, Don Taylor, Gig Young, Robert Douglas, Johnny Sands, Alex Nicol. (Apr.) 1/1/14 (F) THREE GUYS NAMED MIKE— M-G-M : Amusing adventures of an airline hostess with Mikes Van Johnson, Howard Keel, Barry Sullivan competing for the love of Jane Wyman. (Apr.) p// (A) 13TH LETTER, THE — 20th Century-Fox: The lives of Linda Darnell, Michael Rennie, Charles Boyer, Constance Smith are affected when poison-pen notes start circulating in their Canadian village. An off-beat mystery. With Francoise Rosay. (Apr.) k^/!4 (F) TOMAHAWK — U.I.: Van Heflin and Yvonne De Carlo star in an exciting account of a skirmish between the Indians and the army, in the West of 1866. Alex Nicol, Preston Foster, Rock Hudson also look good in Technicolor. (Mar.) /(4 (A) UNDER THE GUN — U.I.: Ordinary gangster melodrama with Richard Conte as a racketeer with a happy trigger finger and Audrey Totter as the gal who causes his downfall. With Sheppard Strudwick, Sam Jaffg. (Mar.) 1/1/ (F) UNDERCOVER GIRL — L’-I : A fastmoving drama with Alexis Smith as a policewoman who becomes involved with narcotics peddlers in order to solve her father’s murder. With Scott Brady. (Feb.) V/k/ (F) VENGEANCE VALLEY— M-G-.M : Unusual Technicolor Western in which Burt Lancaster, accused of fathering Sally Forrest’s baby, is marked for death bv her brothers John Ireland and Hugh O’Brian. Bob Walker’s the real culprit, Joanne Dru his wife, Carleton Carpenter — a ranch hand. (Apr.) j/k^ (F) WEST POINT SI'ORY, THE — Warners: The famed military academy provides the setting for this lilting musical with James Cagney, Gene Nelson and Virginia Mayo doing some fast stepping; Doris Day, Gordon MacRae ably handle vocals. (Feb.) NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS When changing your address, please promptly advise your postmaster and Macfadden Publications, Inc., six weeks in advance, furnishing both your old address ( printed label) and your new address, in order that copies of PHOTOPLAY may continue to reach you without delay. 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