Screenland (Jan–Jun 1948)

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No matter where you live or whether you have faith in any medicine under the sun, send today for this free trial. It will cost you nothing. Caution! Use only as directed. Address Frontier Asthma Co. 654-B Frontier Bldg. 462 Niagara St. Buffalo 1, N. Y. Spring's on the Way Continued from page 47 EXTRH Dollars, for You Every Week SHOW EVERYDAY GREETINGS Earn Extra Money taking orders for wonderful Everyday assortment of greeting cards for all occasions. Friends buy gladly — pay you up to BOe cash profit on big $1 values. Also Personalized Stationery. Send today for SAMPLE Assortment on approval. FRIENDSHIP STUDIOS, INC. 259 Adams Street • Elmira, N.Y. ARE YOU BEAUTIFUL? Your prematurely aged face doesn't have to be an obstacle for a happy or successful future life. Read this well known book "Before & After" that has helped thousands of people for the post twenty years. It tells about the latest scientific methods for correcting face wrinkles, sagging muscles, eye bags, etc. Tells about the correction of badly shaped noses, protruding ears, thick lips. Also pendulous breasts. Hare lip and other defects, etc. Plastic Surgery fully explained by a famous and experienced specialist. 125 pages richly illustrated. 25c coin of stamps. Woman or man; girl or boy. Write today. GLENNVILLE PUBLISHERS 60 E. 42nd St., Dept. CP, New York 17, N. Y. We caught Noreen Nash on the run when she was in New York for the premiere of "Red Stallion" and asked her to pose for our fashion pages. That was in November, because we have to work in advance. What a cooperative gal! She winced not once when asked to pose outdoors in spring clothes during blustery weather, and it really was cold. She's wonderful, and if you have seen "Red Stallion" by this time (and you should see it) you'll know what we mean. Maybe Noreen is new to most of you. She's been in pictures before but this is the first one she's starred in. Got her start by winning a trip to Hollywood as Apple Blossom Queen from Wenatchee, Washington. She made her screen debut in "Girl Crazy" and has one of the leads in a new Eagle Lion film, "Adventures of Casanova." Yessir, that gal is goingplaces and we're behind her one hundred per cent. To get back to the clothes Noreen is wearing, you may want to know where you may purchase one or more for yourself. We kaven't the space to list all the stores that carry them, but if you'll write the manufacturers whose addresses are listed below, they will be glad to tell you where you may buy them locally. Wool pincheck suit Collegian Modes 250 West 39th Street New York 18, N. Y. Panama hat Mallory Millinery 392 Fifth Avenue New York 16, N. Y. Beige gabardine suit Ciro Sportswear, Inc. 530 Seventh Avenue New York 18, N. Y. Sport dress with matching Surrey Classics 498 Seventh Avenue New York IS, N. Y. Navy blue gabardine Ciro Sportswear, Inc. 530 Seventh Avenue New York IS, N. Y. Hat worn with navy suit Lish Brothers 05 West 39th Street New York 1, N. Y. Two-p.ece white print Surrey Classics 498 Seventh Avenue New York IS, N. Y. All jewelry R. M. Jordan Company 377 Fifth Avenue New York 16, N. Y. scarf Dailey News — Latest Edition Continued from page 42 bergasted fatherhood! That he even managed to maneuver his car home from the hospital shall henceforth be known as "The Miracle of Sunset Boulevard." Dan Dailey, the first, who manages a hotel in New York City, was proud indeed when Dan Dailey, the second, called to tell him that Dan Dailey. the third, now paved the way for Dan Dailey. the fourth! The news was a bit premature, to be sure. But as far as the new father was concerned, it was perfectly logical. All his son had to do now was grow up and get married. Merely a formality! Ever since they were married on Christmas day in 1942 (except for that stretch in the Army) Dan and the beautiful, blonde Elizabeth H^fert lived in a small apartment. Dan didn't mind. During his days of early struggle, anything larger than a wardrobe trunk seemed like a corner in paradise. Elizabeth was happy and in love. With her kind of girl, that's all that mattered. The day they brought little Dan'l (their pet name for him) home, the apartment loomed up like a sardine's sanctum. "Oh, well, it won't be long now," sighed Dan happily, as he wound himself around the living room couch like an octopus. (Elizabeth, the nurse and baby had the one bedroom.) "We'll be in our new home soon and then there'll be plenty of room, even if Dan'l has a sister." The silence that followed was Elizabeth counting up to twenty. It was their new home that inadvertently inaugurated the advent of young Dan'l. For weeks Elizabeth had been out with real estate people, while Dan assumed the usual optimistic viewpoint. "Take it easy, Liz," he admonished. There's plenty of time yet. "We'll find something." "But, Dan," answered his more practical wife, "the doctors say you can never tell about the first one. Sometimes they're late and then again, they arrive right on schedule. It would be so much better to be all moved and settled. Then we'll all be more comfortable when I come home from the hospital." So Elizabeth kept on looking. And Dan kept on admonishing. Finally, they found it — a charming home near Toluca Lake in San Fernando Valley. It was complete even to soundproof quarters with a separate entrance, where Dan could practice his hoofing without disturbing the baby. Elizabeth saw the place first. She waited for Dan, who came over after the day's shooting on "You Were Meant for Me," his third starring picture. "You see," said Dan, as he signed on the dotted line, "I told you we'd find a house! Now it's all settled, we can move in, and there isn't anything to worry about." 74 SCREENLAND