Screenland (Nov 1950-Oct 1951)

Which Is Your Personal Problem? Would you like to eat well and lose weight? Read the new diet that a large industrial organization prescribes for its employees — to save their lives. Is yours a haunted marriage? You may not believe in ghosts but these are real! Are parents the trouble with your children? Don 't be too sure they are not until you know the whole truth. Can women be trusted? A psychiatrist tells the truth. Do you know how to protect your child from sex-maniacs? Facts every parent should know. Do you worry about cancer? A physician tells why you should not. Are you trying to get a free ride to heaven? You may be a spiritual hitch-hiker! What are your chances for security in old age? Don't wait until you're old to think about it. Do you wonder what you are fitted for? Take five tests for self -appraisal — and a better job. These and many other problems are treated in LIFE TODAY. If any of these topics interest you, read the December issue of TODAY MAGAZINE On Newsstands, Everywhere LIFE TODAY 444 Madison Ave., New York 22, N. Y. You may send me the next six issues of LIFE TODAY for which I enclose one dollar. Name Street Address City Zone. . . State G8 cruise to the Mediterranean aboard Errors yacht, Zaca, which she pictured as being about a block long. They had made tentative plans to leave the boat at Morocco and fly back to the States. Maybe they would have another wedding ceremony in Salina with her family and friends attending. Among the friends would be 16 girls who, with Pat, used to have a high school club. All the girls beat Pat to the altar, the last one only by a few months. The next stop probably would be Jam aica, Errol's favorite spot, where they plan to spend most of their time when Hollywood doesn't have priority. Pat's under contract to Warners, too. At any rate, the gal of Scotch-Irish and Swedish descent with the solid middle-Western background, who frankly wears glasses because she's near-sighted and admits she'd be a menace to traffic without them, who captured the worldly Mr. Flynn's heart, seems to be in for a hectic life. She also seems entirely capable of taking it all in stride. Your Guide To Current Films Continued from page 15 formed on the dictator himself. All this subterfuge is necessary since the head of the Secret Police, Jack Hawkins, is afraid the regime will crumble once it's learned that their leader is so close to death. By accident, Fairbanks sees his patient, but his indignation turns into terror when the patient dies. Knowing a double has stepped into the deceased dictator's shoes, Fairbanks, as the possessor of such information must die. What follows is a man-hunt in the best cloak-and-dagger style with romantic interest supplied by Glynis Johns. Walk Softly, Stranger RKO THERE'S something odd about the stranger, Joseph Cotten, who arrives in a small Midwestern town. Seccretive and aloof, he gets a job as a shipping clerk in a shoe factory and rents a room from widow Spring Byington. Yet, after he meets Valli, the crippled daughter of his boss, Cotten's actions become disturbing. Re-checking minute plans he had drawn up years ago, he scoots to a nearby large city, and aided by Paul Stewart, heists $100,000 from a gambler. Then back he comes to hide in the respectable life he had built up. Smart? No sireee, the gambler catches up with him and Cotten goes through the wash, losing quite a bit of his color in the process. Valli now knows all about his shady past, too, but she still loves him, so all is not lost. Woman On The Run Universal-International STACATTO shots ring out in the night. A body crumbles to the pavement. And a man walking a dog becomes the object of an intensive search by both the police and the murderer. Innocent bystander Ross Elliot, witnessed the slaying and, afraid that he might be next on the killer's list, vanishes. Inspector Robert Keith tries tracking him down through Ann Sheridan, Elliot's wife, and Ann has to find him to prove something to herself. Reporter Dennis O'Keefe is also interested in the whereabouts of the nobody who suddenly has become important to a number of people. Suspense at a high pitch with unusual twists to the plot and an ending that takes you for a blood-curdling roller-coaster ride. Harriet Craig Columbia BASED on the Pulitzer Prize winning play, "Craig's Wife," this is another treatment of a worm's eye view of a "happy marriage." Joan Crawford, as Wendell Corey's so veddy perfect spouse, is obsessed with acquiring security. Her entire life is based on holding her home and her husband intact — not because of love, but for possession. Wicked and given to deceit, she fools no one but her husband. He too eventually discovers the kind of woman Joan really is. In a mass slamming of the front door, he walks out, the housekeeper walks out, Cousin K. T. Stevens walks out, and Joan, head still proudly held high, slowly walks up the sweeping staircase. Curtain. Between Midnight And Dawn Columbia BECAUSE Gale Storm is determined not to fall in love with a policeman and suffer as her mother did when her father was killed in the line of duty, Gale tries to resist the combined advances of Patrolmen Mark Stevens and Edmond O'Brien. Besides pressing suit on Gale, the two officers — Patrol Car Division — are engaged in getting th goods on gangster Donald Buka. The succeed when Buka murders a rivil gunman. At the trial, he threatens he'll get both of them but no one pays too much attention to his rantings. After Buka is behind bars, the Stevens-Gale romance flourishes. Then, the night be-\ fore their marriage, all prowl cars are \ alerted: Buka has escaped. . . . Good cops vs. crooks yarn with Buka making the toughest nasty man look like a panty-waist. The Fuller Brush Girl Columbia FOR slapstick devotees this is a Roman holiday! Lucille Ball needs money so she and her true love Eddie Albert can get married and buy that