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PHOTOPLAY
FAVORITE OF AMERICA’S “FIRST MILLION” MOVIE-GOERS FOR 40 YEARS
CONTENTS • SEPTEMBER, 1952
highlights
Jane Russell’s Fight for Her British Tommy Elsa Maxwell
Hollywood’s Top Pinups Ruth Waterbury
Shirley Temple Won’t Come Back! Hedda Hopper
Zing Went the Strings of His Heart (John Barrymore, Jr., Pier Angeli)
Wynn Roberts
I Wouldn’t Be Single Again! Mario Lanza
It’s a Big, Wide Wonderful World! (Doris Day) Pauline Swanson
Piper Calls the Tune (Piper Laurie) Vicky Riley
Bachelor’s Bedlam! (Rock Hudson) Bob Preble
Behind the Riot Act (Dean Martin, Jerry Lewis) Ida Zeitlin
Photoplay Fashions 59
She Keeps Hollywood Guessing (Ann Blyth) Jane Corwin 64
Look Who’s Here ! Liza Wilson 66
She Can Handle Him! (Errol Flynn, Pat Wymore) Sheilah Graham 68
features in color
Mario Lanza
30
Jane Wyman
. 35
Karl Malden, Sally Forrest
30
Tyrone Power, Linda Christian...
. 35
June Allyson
31
Virginia Mayo
. 38
Rory Calhoun
31
Jean Peters
. 38
Kathryn Grayson
31
Esther Williams
. 39
Zsa Zsa Gabor, Ronald Colman. . . .
31
Mitzi Gaynor
. 39
Corinne Calvet
34
Piper Laurie
. 51
Cyd Charisse
34
Jane Powell
. 54
Burt Lancaster, Eva Bartok
35
Gregory Peck
. 55
Ronald Reagan, Nancy Davis
35
Debbie Reynolds
. 59
■ special events
Readers, Inc
4
Brief Reviews
. 21
What Hollywood’s Whispering
Shadow Stage — Sara Hamilton
. 22
About — Florabel Muir
6
Inside Stuff — Cal York
. 30
Hollywood Party Line —
Edith Gwynn
8
Laughing Stock —
What Should I Do?
Erskine Johnson
. 69
Claudette Colbert
11
To Reach the Stars
. 70
That’s Hollywood for You —
Casts of Current Pictures
. 72
Sidney Skolsky
Impertinent Interview —
Mike Connolly
18
Modest Menace (Lloyd Bridges) .
. 76
18
Your Photoplay Photoplays
. 106
COVER: ANN BLYTH,
STAR OF ‘
“the WORLD IN HIS ARMS”
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SEPTEMBER, 1952
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