Thank God for Moving Pictures

Piquant Claudette Colbert has two handsome leading men, Fred MacMurray and Robert Young, in her scintillating Paramount film, “The Bride Comes Home,” directed by Wesley Ruggles

Her eyelashes are as light and charming as her conversation. You meet her, recall your most gay, least troubled moments. But in "Petrified Forest" you will find quite a different Davis!

Irene Dunne just can't say no to the innumerable requests for more tune-full films from her, so now that she has finished "Magnificent Obsession," she has gone into that musical delight, "Show Boat"

Profile of the Loy lady: not too proud to fight nor too womanly to win; leaps from melodrama in "Whipsaw" to romance in "The Great Ziegfield"; prepares inscrutably for marriage

Rhea Gable, Clifton Webb, Ruby DeRemer and Clark at the Troc the night before he left for South America. Did Gable, the screen's perfect he-man tire of endless social dinners like these distinguished by the Parks Avenue background of his wife and her friends?

For once, Carole Lombard was on the receiving end of a practical joke. When her birthday rolled around, the crew of "Made for Each Other" threw a party. Her present?--a mule, whom "Missy" promptly christened Scarlett and added to her menagerie at home

Exciting adventures make a thrilling motion picture with an R.A.F. accent: Ronald Reagan, Nancy Coleman, Errol Flynn in "Desperate Journey"

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Gilbert Roland has been Connie Bennett's devoted slave for years, while Connie's titled husband remains in Europe

Photoplay 1939-01 Vol. 53, No. 1

Why this little girl likes to take her music lesson! Judy Garland gets played up to by her husband Dave Rose, her piano teacher