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Plumed-hatted Jeanne Crain and Highlander Red Skelton at Wayne's gala.
around, busying with pictures, television, and those wonderful musical arrangements he makes for records.
When Susan Hayward returned from making "Garden Of Evil" with Gary Cooper in Mexico City, she had to face the bother and hassle of the divorce from Jess Barker. While she was away, this guy just up and moved back into her house without permission and it was a bit of an ugly mess. Everybody's with Susie on this.
Two surprise reconciliations — Gene Nelson and his wonderful wife, Miriam, and we sincerely hope it works this time and that he appreciates what a truly great person she is. The other — Ginny Simms and Bob Calhoun. Hollywood hopes it will really continue to be surprised by these two sticking together.
One of the first steps in Gail Russell's getting back on the right track, perhaps, is the divorce from Guy Madison — so at least they can be friends. Guy is truly, really concerned with Gail's problems and has tried very hard to help her out. If she'd just get over being scared of the cameras, Gail might very well get back into the picture business; but at this point, she's more nervous about facing
Barbara Ruick and her husband, Bob Horton, beam happily at big premiere.
For a good Spring tonic, try —
| I Sulphur and molasses Q Shreds and patches
Has Spring turned the gang into social sluggards? Get 'em stirring — on a Hobo Hike. Boys to be rigged in old, beat-up togs; girls in jeans 'n' jackets with gay, sewn-on patches. Bring a kettle. Have everyone tote a can of eats, for stew; then use the emptied tins instead of plates. It's fun! And instead of being a mope-at-home on trying days — choose Kotex. See how comfortable you can be with this softness that holds its shape!
Are you in the know?
Should you use an antiperspirani —
I | Before bathing Q Instead of bathing
I I tike a bunny If underarm moisture baffles you, do you use an antiperspirant properly? After bathing, towel your armpits pronto. Then apply the dryer -upper quick like a bunny — to close your pore "doors" before perspiration starts ! But in sanitary protection, absorbency is what you need — and get (non-fail!) with Kotex. Those special flat pressed ends prevent revealing outlines.
Which would improve this duet?
I I Clothes harmony A harp _j Ear muffs
Vocally, these hopefuls may rate. But to stylesharp eyes, her outfit's off key. What's wrong with that newsworthy print ? Nothing — if she d worn an "urcbusy" hat! Follow the single feature plan, costume-wise. Just as in buying Kotex you select the one size that does most for you: Regular, Junior-or Super.
More women choose KOTEX than all other sanitary napkins
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Have you tried new Delsey* toilet tissue — the only one that's fine and firm and soft — like Kleenex* tissues? Each tissue tears off evenly— no shredding, no waste. And Delsev's double-ply for extra strength. Don't you think your family deserves this new, finer tissue? Ask for Delsey at vour favorite store. If not on hand, have them order it for you.