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PHOTOPLAY
FAVORITE OF AMERICA’S “FIRST MILLION” MOVIE-GOERS FOR 40 YEARS
CONTENTS • DECEMBER. 1952
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Inside Stuff Cal York 30
4 ou Chose These Stars! Maxine Arnold 34
Trouble in Paradise? (Jean Siminons, Stewart Granger) Ida Zeitlin 38
How Hollywood Has Changed Them Hedda Hopper 40
The Truth Behind the Mario Lanza Blow-Up! George Armstrong 42
The Dangerous Years (Jeff Hunter, Barbara Rush) Miriam Rogers 44
How They'll Spend Christmas Morning Ruth W aterbury 46
Seventh Heaven (Jeanne Crain) Fredda Dudley 48
Call It a Day (Doris Day) 50
Can He Live Down His Past? (Bob Wagner) Jane Corwin 52
Your Verdict on Ingrid Bergman 56
Photoplay Star Fashions 58
What’s Wrong With Judy Garland and Her Mother? Sheilah Graham 64
The Champ — 1952 66
She Knows Where She’s Going ! ( Maureen O’Hara ) Gladys Hall 68
The Lady’s in Love! (Vera-Ellen, Dean Miller) Eve Ford 74
1 features in color
Marilyn Monroe 30
Aldo Ray 31
Debbie Reynolds 31
Alan Ladd 31
Liz Taylor 31
Tab Hunter 34
Arthur Franz 34
Oskar Werner 34
9 special events
That’s Hollywood
for You Sidney Skolskv 4
Impertinent
Interview Mike Connolly 6
What Should
I Do? Claudette Colbert 10
What Hollywood’s
Whispering About .. Florabel Muir 14 Hollywood
Party Line Edith Gwynn 16
Elaine Stewart 35
Ursula Thiess 35, 58
Lori Nelson 35
Jean Simmons, Stewart Granger... 38
Doris Day 50, 51
Scott Brady 54
Esther Williams 55
Photoplay Applauds 19
Let’s Go
to the Movies Janet Graves 20
Readers, Inc 26
Brando’s Mystery
Romance (Marlon Brando) 29
Editorial Excursion 70
Brief Reviews 78
Casts of Current Pictures 79
cover: DORIS DAY, STAR OF “APRIL IN PARIS NATURAL COLOR PORTRAIT BY CLOBE
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DECEMBER, 1952
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