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PHOTOPLAY
FAVORITE OF AMERICA'S MOVIEGOERS FOR OVER FORTY YEARS
AUGUST. 1957 VOL. 52. NO. 2
ANN HIGGINBOTHAM, Editorial Director EVELYN PAIN, Editor
NORMAN SIEGEL, West Coast Editor
jean ramer, Managing Editor EDWIN zittell. Associate Editor KENNETH cunnincham. Art Director JANET craves. Contributing Editor blanche E. SCHIFFMAN, Contributing Editor HARRIET SECMAN, Beauty Editor
MAXINE ARNOLD, Contril
SUE kreisman. Fashion Editor Helen limke. Assistant TEesf Coast Editor sheila LYNCH, Assistant Art Director JOAN GUERIN, Assistant Editor bea frank. Assistant to the Editor bob beerman. Staff Photographer ing West Coast Editor
SPECIAL COMPLETE LIFE STORY
Don’t Sell Natalie Short (Natalie Wood) Part I Richard Gehman 52
ARTICLES AI\D SPECIAL FEATURES
What Has She Got That Hollywood Hasn't ?.*
What’s Happened to My Son, Sal !
An Afternoon with Madame Aumont (Marisa Pavan)
My First and Last Words on George
Million Dollar Rebel (Joanne Woodward)
A Long Way from Home (Rock Hudson)
Doris' Dancing Daze (Doris Day)
Watch This Man! (Anthony Franciosa)
Photoplay Asks Janet Leigh: Are You Retiring?
Stars Hollywood Couldn’t Beat
Which Is for Real? (Jayne Mansfield)
Has Tony Lost His Heart? (Tony Perkins)
Dick Sheppard 33
...Mrs. Josephine Mineo 36 Mary Worthington Jones 38
George Nader, Sr. 42
Lou Larkin 44
Beverly Ott 46
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Bill Bast 50
Dee Phillips 54
D. Sheppard 56
Sara Hamilton 58
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MEWS AMD REVIEWS
Brief Reviews 6
Casts of Current Pictures 8
Cal York’s Inside Stuff 14, 32B.
SPECIAL DEPARTMENTS
Over the Editor’s Shoulder 4
LIVING W ITH YOUNG IDEAS
Needle News 26
Becoming Attractions 27
Photoplay Patterns
Let’s Go to the Movies. .Janet Graves 20 Hollywood for You. .. .Sidney Skolsky 28 Exclusively Yours Radie Harris 64
Readers, Inc 10
Wishing on a Star (Jean Seberg) 67
Summer Romances 73
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STARS IN FULL COLOR
Anna Magnani 35
Etchika Choureau .... 35
Dana Wynter 35
Anna Kashfi 35
Marisa Pavan.... 38,39 Jean Pierre Aumont . 38, 39
George Nader 42
Joanne Woodward. .. . 44
Tony Perkins 61
COVER: Color portrait of Natalie Wood by Mead-Maddick. Natalie is starred in Warner Brothers’ “No Sleep Till Dawn” and “Marjorie Morningstar.”
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