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Forty-seventh X^SrIETY Anniversary PINE-THOMAS PRODUCTIONS FOR fllSl Current "TROPIC ZONE" Starring RONALD REAGAN - RHONDA FLEMING ESTELITA Color by Technicolor WILLIAM H. PINE "JAMAICA" Starring RAYMILLAND - ARLENE DAHL WENDELL COREY Color by Technicolor "THE VANQUISHED" Starring JOHN PAYNE-JAN STERLING COLEEN GRAY-LYLE BETTGER Color by Technicolor in Production "SANGAREE" Starring FERNANDO LAMAS - ARLENE DAHL PATRICIA MEDINA * Color by Technicolor Wednesday, January 7, 1953 Freelancing 7 ■ — Continued from page 84 — Home architectural editor, joined House and Garden. William Atkin is now architectural book editor ; for Reinhold. Esther Foley, food editor, migrated to MacFadden. IFivc other editors found new berths. : The current changeovers are | virtually impossible to tabulate. ! Eileen Tighe left Theatre Arts to replace Suzanne Gleaves as man- aging editor of House and Garden. Harriet Burket switched from Woman’s Home Companion to this book, replacing Frederika Fox who joined the House Beautiful staff. David Brown deserted Cosmo- j politan for 20th-Fox, and Lew Gil- i lenson, ex-Look editor, took the ! reins. Sterling Lord shifted from j the defunct 21 to the Hears! pub- lication and resigned a few months later. Julian Muller, Helen Sells and Jules Von Sternberg are amdng the recently-resigned ccii- : tors at Good Housekeeping. 1 - Geraldine Rhoads, who master- mined Today’s,Woman from its in- ception to success, resigned to aid Ike’s campaign, and is now building a new point-of-sales book, Today’s Family. Anne Mosher fol- lowed her. Julian Bach, formerly with True, now heads Today’s Woman’s, staff, and James Skardon has replaced Harold Baron as fea- ture editor. New Fiction Editors WILLIAM C. THOMAS B New f fiction editors have been announced for Charm and Harper’s Bazaar, namely Lee Rhodes and Alice Morris. William Lowe is the new managing editor for Look. Ed- ward Maher, associated for years with Liberty, is now editing U.S.A., and Kay Bourne is back in her old place at Cosmopolitan. | Writers are hailing the return of : Arnold Gingrich to Esquire, as ! publisher Gordon Carroll is i upped from editor of Coronet to ! publisher. Fred Birmingham is now : editor of Esquire, and Fritz Bam- . berger holds the same position at Coronet. When Don Cormack ro- : signed from Esquire because of ill* • ness, Kenneth White was appoint- ed feature editor, only to leave within a few months. Ted Irwin deserted Farrell Pub- lications, after serving 10 years as editorial director, to head up the staff of Real. Marion Hargrove re- placed Bob Crichton as feature ed of Argosy. Jerome Beatty is a re- cent addition to Pageant. Roger Dakin switched , from Woman’s Home Companion to Collier’s; and William H. Birnie has been upped to publisher of the former book. John Danby,. formerly articles edi- tor of Redbook, has been named executive editor, succeeding Bill Hartley. Pauline Reynard, former- ly with Cue, Magazine Digest and + Parade, is now associate editor of ' Brief. CLAUDE BINYON Directed DREAMBOAT CLIFTON WEBB GINGER ROGERS (20th Century-Fox) "HERE COME THE GIRLS" BOB HOPE TONY MARTIN ARLENE DAHL ROSEMARY CLOONEY (Just Completed at Paramount)