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LORETTA YOUNG MEETS THE PRESS— Loretta Young did much to foster goodwill with the press during her New York visit and won acclaim for her fine acting in Samuel Goldwyn's THE BISHOP'S WIFE, now in its seventh week at the Astor on Broadway. She has received much praise from the critics and their polls. The highlights of Miss Young's career was her attending the Command Performance of THE BISHOP'S WIFE, in London which has been pictured in FLASH. In the top row of the layout. Miss Young is shewn as she returned to the United States aboard the S.S. Queen Mary. (1) — Tom Lewis, her husband, and Miss Young with Inez Robb, famous International News correspondent who covered the Royal Wedding. (2) — Mr. and Mrs. Tom Lewis pose for the newsreels. (3) — Miss Young chats with the news cameramen. (4) — Shipnews reporters interview the co-star of THE BISHOP'S WIFE. The social highlights of Miss Young's visit to New York was a cocktail reception tendered her by Helen Ferguson, her Hollywood representative. Miss Young is shown with: (5) — Princess Kropotkin, of Today's
Woman. (G) — Beatrice Lubitz, editor of Movieland Magazine. (7) — The famous angel doll. (8) — Helen Ferguson. (9) — Lester Grady, editor of Silver Screen. (10) — George Dixon, famous Washington correspondent (11) — Henrietta Kish. of Look Magazine and Frances Kish, editor of Movies Magazine. (12) — Betty Ettsr, editor cf Movie Life Magazine, and Pat Murphy, editor of Movie Star Parade. (13) — Muriel Babcock. editorial director of Ideal Publications and David Brown, movie editor of Liberty Magazine. (14) — Rutgers Neilson, publicity manager. (15) — Dorothy Wheelock, drama editor of Harper's Bazaar. (16) — Paul Hollister, publicity director. (17) — Llewellyn Miller, well-known writer. (18) — Maxwell Hamilton, editor of Motion Picture Magazine. (19) — Gladys HaU, famous writer. (20) — David Brown of Liberty Magazine and Fred Sommis, executive editor of Photoplay. (21) — Geraldine Rhoads, editor of Today's Wcman. (22) — Louis Berg, amusement editor of This Week Magazine.
—RUTGERS NEILSON