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www.americanradiohistory.com e ast One Cake of Camay Brings Softer, Smoother Skin! Like a dream come true, your complexion is clearer, fresher -with your very first cake of Camay! Yes, new loveliness can be yours when you change from careless cleansing to the Camay Mild -Soap Diet. Doctors tested Camay's daring beauty promise under exact clinical conditions -on scores of complex- ions. And these doctors reported that woman after woman -using just one cake of Camay - had softer, smoother, younger- looking skin! NOTES ON THE ROMANCE OF THE GREERS i- ,. Shell- hunting on the golden Florida sands, Russ wooed and won lovely, blue- eyed Gloria. Her complexion is fair MRS. RUSSELL FLAGG GREER as down the former Gloria Harpe of Coral Gables, Fla. the skies that smiled on their romance! "Camay is my standby Briddl portrait painted by # 4#V /ek= for skin care," Gloria discloses, "since my very first cake of Camay brought out a real sparkle in my complexion!" Gay goings -on at the Greers'! And the fresh beauty of this charming hostess rates applause. "Russ often com- pliments my complexion -thanks to mild Camay care!" So Gloria promises, to keep my skin winning praises, I'll stay Cherish Camay -use every sliver. Pre- on the Camay Mild -Soap Diet." dew materials go into making soap. You can make your skin lovelier, too! Every Camay wrapper tells you how. www.americanradiohistory.com GIRL: Gal can dream, can't she? Look at engagement rings, can't she? CUPID: Sure. But what's the good when she looks like you? GIRL: Why you little -! Listen, I may be a plain girl - CUPID: But, Baby, you wouldn't look it if you'd just sparkle at people once in a while. Smile at 'em. Gleam! GIRL: With my dull teeth, I should gleam? I brush 'em but all I get is no gleam. And lately, "pink tooth brush." CUPID: And your dentist ... ? GIRL: Pygmy, are you talking about my dentist, my smile, or what? GIRL: What dentist? CUPID: The works, Sis. Because a sparkling CUPID: What dentist? Don't you know smile depends largely on healthy gums. And that "pink" is a warning to see your dentist? Ipana is specially designed, with massage, to He may find today's soft foods are help your gums. Massage a little extra Ipana robbing your gums of exercise and on your gums when you brush your teeth suggest "the helpful stimulation of and you're on the way to a sparkling smile ... Ipana and massage." one that'll put a gleam in the eye of every lad who sees you! IPANA AND MASSAGE Product of Bri,tol -Myer, www.americanradiohistory.com c CONTENTS FOR JULY ;OMING NEXT MONTH VOL. 26, NO. 2 Facing the Music by Ken Alden 4 NBC's Barry Cameron comes Start Young, Stay Young by Victor Lindlahr 8 alive for our readers in the August Living Portraits, with pages of What's New From Coast to Coast by Dale Banks 10 vivid pictures of Barry's friends - What About Television? . by Worthington C. Miner, CBS 19 you'll see the way they look, the ...... places they live in, the things they A Day To Remember-A Woman of America Story 20 do. * * Once We're Married -Part Two of an Aunt Jenny Real Life Story 24 What happens on a Honeymoon Between The Bookends by Malone 28 In New York? Well -NBC's show. Ted Honeymoon In New York, has a Just Plain Bill -In Living Portraits 31 lot of answers to that, and one of Murder For Two Mr. and Mrs. North Story 36 the most moving is told in Radio -A Mirror next month by the woman So Far Away' by Margaret Whiting 38 who lived it. It's a story that will Take Your Partner! -A National Barn Dance Story 40 leave you smiling a little - or weeping, just a little. Don't You Know I Love You ? -A My True Story 44 All your regular * departments, as Life Can Be Beautiful by Papa David 48 usual: Papa David chooses his fav- Fourth! by Kate orite Life Can Be Beautiful letter, Glorious Smith 50 Ted Malone his favorite poem ON THE COVER-Marilyn Erskine, radio actress; story on Page 3. from among those you have sent Miss Erskiné s gown designed by Marie of Pandora Frocks. New York in; Kate Smith cooks up some midsummer specialties. And on FRED R. SAMMIS DORIS McFERRAN - JACR ZASORIN the cover, Betty Jane Rhodes in Editorial Director Editor Art Director EVELYN L. FIORE FRANCES MALY a hat no woman could resist. Assistant Editor Associate Art Director to have more fun on dais" 3 DIANA LYNN '\ starring in "OUR HEARTS WERE GROWING UP" A Paramount Picture The dates I like to remember are the ones where everybody had a good time. Where nobody told any jokes that reflected on any race or religion. 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Feverishly he offered her parts in movie shorts and i in radio -and Marilyn promptly made New York her home. What could her parents do but string along with her? By the ripe age of twenty, Marilyn's been in eleven plays including "Our Town" and "Primrose Path," in endless movie shorts, and in countless radio shows. Right now her busy list includes Lora Lawton, The Eileen Barton Show, Let's Pretend, Road of Life, and Young Widder Brown. You might say Young Widder Brown is her life work. She's been on it nine years now! Once in New York City, she sand- wiched the Professional Children's School in between her radio shows - k isn't your necklace where her schoolmates were Frankie Thomas, Johnny Downs, and January's Radio Mirror Cover Girl Eileen Barton. Around the house she wears slacks or -they'll notice, met! lounging pajamas -the most over -used pair being purple slacks with a fuchsia - and -green blouse. 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