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Tampax?
Take Nancy. The outdoor type. Always ready for any sport, from cycling to tennis, no matter what time of the month it is. Even goes in swimming on "those days." How does she do it? With Tampax, the internal 'kind of monthly sanitary protection. Tampax does away with chafing and irritation; is so comfortable the wearer doesn't even feel it, once it's in place.
Then there's Helene.
Overwhelmingly feminine. Sachet for her bureau drawers and satin cases for her lingerie. Helene likes Tampax because it's so dainty. The highly absorbent cotton is easily disposed of, even while visiting. One's hands need never touch the Tampax, thanks to the throwaway applicator.
Ann's a career girl.
Efficient and practical. Naturally you'd expect her to use doctor-invented Tampax. Just the assurance that there can be no revealing outlines, that there isn't any possibility of offending odor, lets her feel poised and sure of herself under any circumstances. And Tampax is so convenient to carry. A month's supply fits in the purse.
Get Tampax yourself. Drug and notion counters everywhere carry all 3 absorbencies: Regular, Super, Junior. Tampax, Incorporated, Palmer, Mass.
Accepted lor Advertising by the Journal of the American Medical Association
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Volume Fifty-Seven, Number Eight j June, J953
FIRST RUN FEATURES
Hollywood On Broadway By Danton Walker 19
Visiting stars can set even sophisticated New York back on its heels
The Mystery Of Maureen By Denny Shane 22
The breathtaking O'Hara is baffling Hollywood with her behavior
Why I'm Getting Back To Nature By Michael Sheridan 24
The slinky gown era is over; simplicity appeals more today, says Susan Hayward
"I Didn't Say That!" By Reba and Bonnie Churchill 26
Jane Russell denies the beefs she's supposed to have made
Three Cornered Romance By Peter Sherwood 29
The Barbara Stanwyck, Bob Taylor, Ursula Thiess triangle
If I Had My Honeymoon To Live Over By Janet Leigh 31
"I feel the honeymoon is wasted on newlyweds," says Janet
Don't Wait To Marry By Jerry Asher 32
"Love is a growing thing," says Cordon MacRae
Just Call Me Mamie! By Tom Carlson 35
Mamie Van Doren is the likeliest challenge to Marilyn Monroe
Is Betty Velvet Or Gingham? By Reba and Bonnie Churchill 36
Does a girl like Betty Crable find happiness in mundane things?
Does A Lost Love Ever Return? By Corinne Calvet 38
Perhaps you won't entirely agree with Corinne's European beliefs
Keep It A Secret! By Helen Louise Walker 40
Never admit, warns Jane Greer, that your charm doesn't come easily
The Confused Mr. Skelton By Louis Reid 42
Red's big desire is for a happy home, yet he's difficult to live with
Maggi's Private Wire By Maggi McNellis
Listening in on what's going on behind the scenes in television
Unmasking Burton By Ben Maddox
What the talented Richard Burton
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The Deepies Take Over! By Vincent Rogers
With 3-D fever gripping the nation, what'll happen to some top stars?
EXCLUSIVE COLOR PHOTOS
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Susan Hayward, starring in "The President's Lady".
Barbara Stanwyck, starring in "Blowing Wild"
Janet Leigh and Tony Curtis, starring in "Houdini". Mamie Van Doren, starring in "Forbidden"
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THE HOLLYWOOD SCENE
What Hollywood Itself Is Talking About By Lynn Bowers 6
Your Guide To Current Films By Reba and Bonnie Churchill 14
Record Roundup By Bill Silbert 74
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Focus On Fun By Marcia Moore 48
Summer Icing By Marcia Moore 50
Graduate To Glamour By Elizabeth Lapham 54
On the Cover, Ann Blyth, Starring in MGM's "All The Brothers Were Valiant"
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