Photoplay (Jul-Dec 1956)

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(Advice Column) Spring Byington 8 The Lady’s Not for Burning (Beauty) Harriet Segman 18 The Rocky Road to Paradise (Grace Kelly) Alyce Canfield 20 Photoplay Recommends ‘’The Rack” 41 Kim Novak Found Someone New Don Allen 42 They’re Expecting a Living Doll (Simmons-Granger) Dorothy Manning 44 Shapes Ahoy 46 Tab Hunter: Caught in that Tender Trap? Hyatt Downing 48 She Beat the Barrier of Beauty (Elizabeth Taylor) Beverly Ott 50 Squeeze Play (Natalie Wood-Pat Wayne) 54 The Sexiest Girl in Town! (Cyd Charisse) Earl Wilson 56 “I was Letting ‘Marty’ Down!” (Ernest Borgnine) Sylvia Ashton 58 Glamour Gab of Hollywood Ruth Waterbury 60 Stamped by Scandal! (Jeanne Crain) Dora Albert 62 He Got Out From Behind the 8 Ball (Jeff Hunter) Maxine Arnold 64 Is College Really Necessary? Richard Egan 68 LIVING WITH YOUNG IDEAS Play It Cool (Photoplay Star Fashions) Becoming Attractions Thrifty, Nifty — Nice (Martha Hyer) What’s Spinning? (Records) Photoplay American Designer Patterns... 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