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Movie Love #7 (1951)

Eastern Color · 1951 · 52 pages

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Contains 5 stories
Let's Dance
23 pp · romance
Kitty EverettAunt CarolaRichard EverettDon ElwoodNurse GormanSerenaTimmy Bryant

When a young widow named Kitty Everett flees her restrictive life in Boston—where her domineering mother-in-law Serena refuses to let her take her son Richard—she's forced to make a fresh start in New York, only to run into Don Elwood, an old flame from her past who's struggling with his own setbacks. As Kitty tries to hide her circumstances and Don pursues her with genuine concern, the two must reckon with what they've each lost and whether a second chance at happiness is possible. This romantic tale explores how life's unexpected turns can bring two people back together when they need it most.

Gene Kelly
1 pp · biography
Kathryn GraysonGene KellyMario LanzaDiana Lynn
3 Husbands
12 pp · romance
Lucille McCabeDan McCabeJane EvansArthur EvansMary WhittakerMrs. WhittakerMax Bard

When Max Bard sends three mysterious letters from beyond the grave, he sets off a chain of misunderstandings that tests the marriages of Arthur Evans, a lawyer drawn toward temptation; Kenneth Whittaker, whose suspicions spiral into chaos; and Dan McCabe, who thinks the whole thing is a joke—until reality catches up with all three. What begins as a practical joker's final prank becomes a reckoning about trust, jealousy, and whether love can survive when doubt takes root.

Paula Raymond
1 pp · non-fiction; biography

Paula Raymond studied law to honor her father's wishes, but after two months she heeded her mother's advice and pursued acting instead—a decision that led this promising newcomer to the screen. This 1951 biography reveals how a change of direction can reshape a life's trajectory.

Joan Evans Cinderella Girl
5 pp · biography
Joan EvansSamuel GoldwynJoan Crawford

Joan Evans once failed her screen test at twelve, but four years later—after years of longing—a chance encounter in New York City leads to an audition with Samuel Goldwyn himself. When Goldwyn demands an unknown actress to star in *Roseanna McCoy*, fate brings Joan back before the cameras, and this time, everything changes. From heartbreak to Hollywood stardom, it's the true story of how a determined young woman refused to give up on her dream.

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