Screenland (Jul-Dec 1948)

CREEN1AND HOMER ROCKWELL, Publisher LESTER GRADY, Editor ★ ELIZABETH WILSON, Western Representative ANTHONY FERRARA Art Director HELEN FOSHER Assistant Editor On Our Cover: HUMPHREY BOGART and LAUREN BACALL, costarring in Warners' melodrama "Key Largo." Hollywood's Mrs. Babe Rirth Talks About The Babe . . Claire Trevor Co-star of "The Babe Ruth Story" outlines the gilts of sports' greatest hero How It Feels To Be A Movie Idol's Wife Dora Albert Mrs. Andrews reveals the advantages and disadvantages of her life with Dana "Key Largo" . Elizabeth B. Petersen Humphrey Bogart, Edw. G. Robinson, Lauren Bacall star in suspenseful thriller My Daughter Angela Moyna Macgill Angela Lansbury's mother discusses her favorite topic Cobina Wright's Gossip of Hollywood Parties Cobina Wright Screenland's social leader reviews the month's most exciting parties Today's Bill Powell Alice L. Tildesley William Powell has changed from prankster to philosopher Making Every Minute Count Lee Carroll Geraldine Brooks is losing no time in getting what she wants Right Off The Record Fred Robbins Popular disk jockey picks preferred platters of the month PLUS: ^^A#&&,t%& 22 26 30 32 36 40 44 51 24 Betty Crable, starring next in "When My Baby Smiles At Me". . . . Barbara Stanwyck and Burt Lancaster, co-stars of "Sorry, Wrong Number" 28 Ava Gardner and Robert Walker, romantic team of "One Touch Of Venus" PLUS: Hot From Hollywood Your Guide To Current Films. Bing and Clark Step Out! ("The Emperor Waltz' 35 7 12 Premiere ) 19 Hedy's Back! (Hedy Lamarr returns for "Let's Live A Little Mr. and Mrs. Mocambo (The Charles Morrison Wedding) The Time Of Their Lives! (The Cagneys' "The Time Of Your Life Opening) 1 Adorable Visitor ( Jean Simmons) Gala Garden Party (Sonja Henie Entertains) Picnic For Two (Vanessa Brown and Barbara Lawrence) 42 Know Thyself (Henry Fonda sees "Fort Apache") 46 Like Mother, Like Daughter (Margaret Lockwood) 47 Latest Hollywood Gossip ! Weston East 48 Screenland Salutes Jane Wyman (in "Johnny Belinda") 50 21 25 29 34 38 LUS: "Report At Nine" ( Jeanne Cagney's beauty hints) Courtenay Marvin 16 Guide To Glamour 56 EPTEMBER 948 OMfcR ROCKWELL Vice-President PUBLISHED BY LIBERTY MAGAZINE, FRANKLIN S. FORSBERG. President INC. LESTER TUNISON Vice President THOMAS W KAVANAUGH Secretary and Treasurer Volume Fifty -two Number Eleven ALBERT CUTLER Circulation Manager KCI'.EENLAND. Published monthly by Liberty Magazine, Inc., at 37 West 57th St., New York 10, N. Y. Advertising Offices. 37 West 57th St., New York; 400 N. Michigan Ave.. Chicago 11. III.; 649 S. Olive St., Los Angeles 14, Calif. 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