Photoplay (Jul-Dec 1948)

It takes the Nurses to lead the way! Tampax is "a different kind” of monthly sanitary protection because it is worn internally. Yet notwithstanding this radical difference, a recent survey among registered nurses shows 45% have already adopted Tampax for their own use. . . . Invented by a doctor, the hygienic features of Tampax are outstanding — no odor, no chafing, easy disposal. College girls too . . . Count the college girls in, whenever improved modern methods are offered. Tampax sales actually soar in women’s college towns. And no wonder! No belts or pins for Tampax means no bulges or ridges under a girl’s sleek formal. And you can’t even feel the Tampax! .... the young married set Another recent survey shows the young married group "leading the way” for Tampax Made of pure surgical cotton compressed in slim applicators, Tampax is dainty to use and a month’s supply will slip into purse. Sold at drug and notion counters in 3 absorbencies: Regular, Super, Junior.... Tampax Incorporated, Palmer, Mass. by the Journal of the American Medical Association 76 LETS TALK HOLLYWOOD BY GEORGE MURPHY lyiaster of ^leremonies on the radio program/* Let’s Talk Hollywood,”I\B( Sundays. 7 :00 p.m.. EOT, Check local newspapers for time in your vicinity Here we are again to test your movie knowledge and make you dig deep into you memory* Prove yourself a Mastermind if you can, by scoring from 90 to 100 points; Lesser minds make 70 to 90; Popcornalics average 50 to 70; Sleepyheads 30 to 50, and you’r hopeless if you score less than 30. 1. Name two of the principal players and the picture in which a youngster wa important to these plots. Five points for each correct answer. [a] A child’s dream of a real home comes true but not before an old man goes on trial winning acquittal through the demonstrated faith of children. [b] An illustrator and a writer of children’s books muddle through to marriagt because of a little boy. tc] Without their son, their act flopped. When their marriage nearly flopped, theii son saved it. [d] A young girl tells the story of an indomitable woman who created an illusion o security for her family. [e] A young woman’s desire to adopt a small boy leads her to romance. [f] A woman lawyer’s love for her son keeps her in the clutches of criminals unti another lawyer saves her. 2. Score one point for each of these stars that you are able to recognize by theiii private life nicknames: [a] Livvy, [b] Missy, [c] Smokey, Id] Ronnie, [ej Gretch, [f] Bogey, [g] Butch [h] Dolly. 3. Which stars, because of past experience, could fill these jobs? Again, one poin for each right answer. [a] Elevator operator, [b] Radio City guide, Ic] Potato salad supplier [d] Saxophon ist, [e] Toy clerk, [f] Street car motorman, [g] National Cash Register salesman [h] Bond salesman, [i] Kings Guardsman, [j] Radio sports announcer. 4. Gone from the screen but not forgotten, you’ll remember them by these thumbnail biographies — you hope! Score three points for each correct one. [a] Winner of the first Academy Award for outstanding performance, she now id married to a famous dress designer. , [b] Another Academy Award winner, she now is found most frequently at skiinf resorts with her ski champion husband. [c] Long known as “America’s Sweetheart,” she is married to a former band-leader ant actor. They both produce pictures now. | [d] The symbol of the flapper age, she married a cowboy star. Today they are rea ranchers. [e] Once a serial queen, she now conducts a successful public relations office in HoUy wood. [fl A top silent star, she is known as the “Story Book Lady” and as the creator of i fabulous dollhouse exhibited for charity. 5. For one point each, what cities do you associate with these pictures? [a] Naked City, [b] Northside 777, [c] The Late George Apley, [d] Arch of TriumphI [e] Body and Soul, If] Voice of the Turtle, [g] To the Victor, [h] Dark Passage. 6. Eighteen actresses have won the Academy Award for outstanding star performances Score yourself one point for all you can name up to ten. 7. These houses are famous although they existed only in fancy. Score two points foi each answer. In what pictures did you find: [aj Tara Hall, [b] Manderley, [c] The Spanish Bit, [d] Gull Cottage, [e] Back of the Moon. If] Harrow, [g] The Naughton Cottage, [h] Hindley Hall. 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