Photoplay (Jul-Dec 1951)

Are you in the know ? When two boys ask you to dance, should you choose — I | The better looker The lad who asked first _] Via the coin-flipping method Roth stags ask to be your leading man — so what should a doe do? Choose the one who spoke up first . You can’t lose by playing fair — and ten to one Dreamboy will re-pop the question. Next lime your calendar says Don’t go, ’’on date night —speak up; ask for Kotex. Because those flat pressed ends prevent revealing outlines, confidence is sure to follow. And you get extra protection with the special safety center and soft, special edges that resist moisture. (Kotex can be worn on either side, safely!) When dining out, would a smart doll — r I Disregard prices □ Wipe the silver 1 ~~1 Swipe the silver All wrong? You’re right! When ordering, a smart doll considers her guy’s wallet; doesn’t filch tableware "souvenirs.” And she won’t wipe off the silver; there’s no need, and it’s bad manners. As for "certain” needs, it’s smart to have the right answer ... so try the 3 absorbencies of Kotex ( different sizes, for different days). See how right you’ll be with Regular, Junior or Super! What type is the best dating material? I | Fun-to-talk-to 1 1 Big time spender □ Lover boy Just being a Good Time Charlie doesn’t mean he’s the best date mate. Snag a squire who’s fun to talk to: has the same interests. Chatter you both enjoy keeps you at ease. You’ll always find "those” days easy to get along with — once you let Kotex help you stay really comfortable. For Kotex is made to stay soft while you wear it; gives downy softness that holds its shape. More women choose KOTEX than a// other sanitary napkins 3 ABSORBE/VC/ES. REGULAR. JUA/tOR . SUPER U. S. PAT . OFF. Have you tried Delsey*? It’s the new bathroom tissue that’s safer because it’s softer. A product as superior as Kotex. A tissue as soft and absorbent as Kleenex.* (We think that’s the nicest compliment there is.) \tdA du ku> Cheers and Jeers: 1 want to praise Roy Rogers and Dale Evans for not cuddling in public (or at least not getting pictures of it plastered all over magazines). We teenagers like our actors better if vve don’t see them making love to other women. As an actor, I think Bugs Bunny is better than Roy, but as a person he seems to have a lot of common sense. Congratulations ! Miss N. R., Glendale, Calif. Every movie review of “Take Care of My Little Girl” that I have read describes Jeffrey Hunter, the fraternity man, as so very good looking and very talented, while they hardly mention the real outstanding discovery, Dale Robertson. This guy has got “It.” He is very handsome and has a terrific masculine appeal. Mary Ann Zeman, So. Pasadena, Calif. I am a soldier serving in Korea and I recently received a package from home containing two copies of Photoplay. 1 would like to take this opportunity to tell you how much I and my buddies enjoyed your stories, pictures and articles. A frontline soldier’s life is much of the time dull and drab and Photoplay’s freshness, color and gayness is surely a welcome treat. Pfc. James E. Gillen, A.P.O., San Francisco, Calit. I just cannot get over Sally Forrest’s performance in that Waterfront Lowdown dance she does in “Excuse My Dust.” I thought Vera-Ellen and Cyd Charisse were good but Sally takes the cake with the whipped cream and the candles on it. Gus IJATSIS, New York, N. Y. Casting: How about letting Audie Murphy play a romantic part opposite his wife, Pam, instead of the “Billy the Kid” pictures. They are so deeply in love the parts would come natural and it would really make a humdinger of a picture ! Claudia Campbell, Homestead, Fla. When are my two favorites, Janie Powell and Mario Lanza, going to co-star in a movie? I'm sure all their other fans would flock to a movie in which they were the young lovers. Mrs. Robert Chellel, West Barrington, R. I. Readers' Pets: I have seen Richard Greene in several pictures lately and I don't see why we don’t hear more about him. He is a much better actor than Farley Granger or John Derek. Those beautiful blue eyes make him perfect for Technicolor, not to mention liis dimple. Mona Ford, Auburn, Calif. Why doesn't somebody take notice of Richard Jaeckel? So far all he has done is to play either a dirty-faced soldier, a juvenile delinquent or a bad man. And in all but one picture he has ended up in a (Continued on page 20)