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*S>.... *: :v J&. \ ^ \ w Notur&lcolor photograph A^fM^Su^p. OfyVKXj GIRL: All right. And what if I am? Everybody can't be a rich, beautiful, glamorous, witty heiress with beaus all over the place sending Valentines all the time! CUPID: True, my ferocious little fruitcake, true. But everybody can smile . and you don't! Don't you know a sparkling smile gets more men than home cooking? GIRL.: Sure. But my smile's as sparkling as a boiled potato! CUPID: Ever try brushing your teeth? GIRL: Did I ev— ? Listen, my fresh little friend, I brush my teeth regular as anything! And they still don't sparkle. And what's more I've even begun seeing "pink" on my tooth brush lately! CUPID: Oh? And what'd your dentist say? GIRL: Dentist? What dentist? Who said any— CUPID: Well of all the waffle-brained—! Listen, Sis, that "pink" on your tooth brush is a warning to see your dentist right away! Because he may find your gums are being robbed of exercise by today's soft foods. And he may suggest "the helpful stimulation of Ipana and massage." GIRL: My smile. We were talking about my smile. Remember? CUPID: Sugar, we still are! Don't you know that a sparkling smile depends largely on firm, healthy gums? And this Ipana not only cleans teeth, it's specially designed, with massage, to help your gums. Massage a little extra Ipana on your gums when you brush your teeth, and . bang! You've started yourself on the road to a sparkling smile! Okay? Then get started . .Today, Sugar. Ipana and massage. Product of Bristol-Myers (^JTOV tkiuh>m$A, o^SscuJZ* IPANA and MASSAGE FEBRUARY, 1946 VOL. 25, NO. 3 FRED R. SAMMIS DORIS McFERRAN EVEEYN I.. FIORE JACK ZASOKIN Editorial Director Editor Assistant Editor Art Director CONTENTS An End to Tears • 19 Breakfast in Hollywood 22 A New Love Song ... 26 Backstage Wife—In Living Portraits 31 "And We Kissed" 36 Fear • • - ^8 In Search of Home 40 . ! 44 So Little! . All My Dreams 46 Children's Prayer—Song of the Month 48 Back on the Table—Kate Smith's Cooking Page 50 ADDED ATTRACTIONS Radi-I-Q by Jack Lloyd 3 In Your Hands 4 What's New From Coast to Coast by Dale Banks 6 Facing the Music . by Ken Alden 12 Introducing John Scott Trotter 17 Inside Radio 51 Cover Girl by Eleanor Harris 54 ON THE COVER—Jane Wilson, of NBC's Fred Waring Show Color Portrait b.v Salvatore Consentino, Valcour Studios AN ADVERTISEMENT OF PEPSI-COLA COMPANY "You pick them for their taste, don'tcha?" — — Radi-I-Q By JACK LLOYD One point for each correct answer check yours with those on page 95. A score between 8 and 10 is good, 7-5, fair, and below 5—well, listen in more often, won't you? 1. She used to warble on a show with Frankie. Now she's the star of NBC's Teen-Canteen. Guess who? 2. When Red Lantern takes you on an under-water trip to meet Sergeant Pine, Kid Squid or Sir Keen Carver, you're tuned to what program? 3. Unscramble the names of these popular daytime dramas: (a) A Woman For A Day (b) A Woman's Children (c) Queen Of America (d) Bachelor's Life 4. One of the movies' crooners has temporarily shelved his "pipes" and turned to sleuthing. As Richard Rogue he tracks down the crooks on NBC's Rogue's Gallery. Know him? 5. On Sunday nights, Hollywood Mys- tery Time is sandwiched between two programs of Hollywood news. Can you give the name of the two famous gossipers? 6. Comedian Marlin Hurt created a character on the Fibber McGee and Molly show, which made such a hit, that he's got his own show now, featuring that lovable creature named ? 7. Although you never meet Duffy on NBC's Duffy's Tavern, you are hosted by Duffy's "maitre d'hotel." Now what's his name again? •*4 Sweater traps more 8. Jack, Mary, Larry and Don provide lots of laughs for you on which popular Sunday night comedy show? 9. 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Copy- TAKES THE ODOR OUT OF M right also in Canada, registered at Stationers' Bristol-Myers Hall, Great Product oj PERSPIRATION A hurpist's hands are her stock in trade—and they should be as ornamental as they are useful. Elaine Vito offers hand care tips that pay beauty dividends hands of Elaine Vito, harpist lovelier shape—oval and tapering. your nails are really dry. Gloves THEwith the orchestra on Phil Baker's Wearing gloves, too, is a part of donned too soon will dull polish too. Sunday CBS show, are dreamy ex- good hand care. Out of doors, they If you do your own nails—regularly amples of what feminine hands should protect from drying heat and cold and we hope—it's a good idea to apply the be . smooth, beautifully groomed, over a lanolin cream or camphor ice first coat of polish an hour ahead of graceful. They look capable and strong while you sleep, they help in the soften- the second. Plan the top coat for a yet soft the way men like them. ing, healing process. time when you won't have to lift a Elaine's hands look like those of a For glamor, you wear nail polish in finger for anything or anyone until the lady because of the regular care they vivid shades if your hands are young polish is dry. And use the fast-dry get. Without such care, even the loveli- and smooth, and less eye-compelling finisher. est shaped hands can look like those shades if they're not. And you wear Besides polish, the right jewelry adds of a drudge because of the beating they none at all rather than polish that is to the attractiveness of your hands. take from too much weather, water, chipped and scarred. Rings on two fingers out of ten are quite and work. But here's how to maintain a perfect enough and these rings should har- How about yours? Do you use hand polish job longer. If you have your monize. A large fake stone looks dread- lotion at least three times a day? Do nails done professionally, put on your ful worn along with a smaller, precious you keep your hands c-1-e-a-n? How coat and hat before polish is applied. one. The nicest piece of jewelry you'll often between manicures do you use Get out your money, keys, carfare or ever have is, of course, that ring HE cuticle remover? It takes only 10 whatever you'll need in the next 45 gave you.