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Top Secret (1954)

Page scan 0006 from Top Secret

Record Details:

Title:
Top Secret
Date:
1954
Author:
Picture Detective Publishing Co.
Volume:
Top Secret (Spring 1954)
Leaf #:
0006
Language:
English
Collection:
Fan Magazines
Contributor:
Media History Digital Library
Sponsor:
Media History Digital Library
Coordinator:
Media History Digital Library
Date Added:
September 12, 2024
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Top Secrets never before published in America! Here are documented facts about the latest Hollywood sensation-facts her press agents and studio bosses are trying to suppress. Read and decide yourself how angelic she really is! Hollywood propagandists writing inspired epics about Audrey Hepburn, the little star who lately made the flat chest respectable on the screen, are disturbed by the rattling of skeletons in the closet of their Cinderella. Audrey is presented as Princess Charming and Miss Innocence in person — the little girl who refuses to wear falsies in her artless resolve to give only the facts, ma'am, even insofar as her most intimate measurements are concerned. But desptte the millions of “intimate" and “authentic” words written about this female Galahad, there remain quite a few hitherto unrevealed facts about the young woman’s road to stardom. TOP SECRET can reveal that Audrey started her startling theatrical career as a chorus girl in a risque French girlie show called “Sauce Piquante," imported from the boulevards of Paris to London’s Cambridge Theater. In this glorified burlesque, she appeared on the stage ns scantily dressed as Britain’s royal censor, ‘he prudish Lord Chamberlain, would permit. The chorus line that Audrey adorned was background for the suggestive jokes and antics of a notorious female impersonator. His act turned 6 s