Movie Stars Parade (Jul 1949)

A vintage movie magazine titled "MOVIE STARS PARADE" (JUL/1949). In this magazine you will find the following: MONTGOMERY CLIFT (COVER+) and much more.

Harry Cramton Collection. Harry was a graphic artist, with a keen eye for beauty, who became a movie press agent i the early years of film. In 2006 he passed away in Toronto, Canadá. He was in his late 80'S althought nobody really knew hold the actually was. Harry was a avid collector of vintage Hollywood magazines. He loved the 1920's and 1930's era and ALWAYS DRESSED TO THE"HILT"ADORNED IN ATTIRE FROM THAT ERA.INCLUDING APPROPRIATE HATS,CANES AND COLORFUL MULTI PIECE SUITS COMPLETE WITH SUSPENDERS AND SHOES TO MATCH.THOUGH HE LIVED IN CANADA'S MOST PRETENTIOUS ART DISTRICT"YORKVILLE"HARRY WOULD TURN HEADS WHEREVER HE WENT IN PART BEACUSE OF HIS EXCESSIVE COLOGNE USE.HARRY CRAMPTON WAS EXTREMELY FRIENDLY TO ALL WHO KNEW HIM AND PASSIONATE ABOUT BOTH HIS COLLECTION AND HOLLYWOOD STARS.HIS UNIQUE SPECIALNESS IS MISSED BY HIS FRIENDS AND NEIGHBORS.HE WOULD BE HAPPY TO KNOW THAT HIS COLLECTION IS BEING SHARED WITH OTHER HOLLYWOOD COLLECTORS.WHERE THE ITEMS CAN BRING NEW LIFE AND BEAUTY TO THEIR COLLECTIONS,

Portada de la revista Movie Stars Parade, de julio de 1949, que incluye un reportaje suyo.

Colecçao Cinema.- mayo 1955

Revista portuguesa que dedica su portda a I Confess (Yo Confieso)

Cine Revue.- mayo 1953

La revista fancesa en su número de 1 de mayo de 1953, ofrecía un reportaje sobre I Confess. Cabe destacar lo tardío que se habla de la producción, casi un año después y cuando Montgomery Clift ya había rodado From here to eternity (que se estrenaría en agosto de ese mismo año).

Por otra parte, señalar que si bien en España se respetó el título original, en Francia se llamó La loi du silence (ques es como en España se llamó On the waterfront, de Marlon Brando).

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Datos de la revista: 32 pages

Coleção Cinema.- mayo 1960

Revista portuguesa que dedica la portada y un reportaje a A place in the sun (Un lugar ao sol)

Movie Life.- abril 1953

MOVIE LIFE APRIL 1953~SUSAN HAYWARD ON COVER

FEATURES~
ELIZABETH TAYLOR
ROY ROGERS WESTERN STYLE

MAGNETIC MALES~!~ MARIO LANZA, MONTGOMERY CLIFT,GREGORY PECK, ROCK HUDSON, JEFF CHANDLER, TONY CURTIS, JOHN WAYNE, STEWART GRANGER,FERNANDO LAMAS,ROBERT TAYLOR
JUNE ALLYSON ~6 PAGES OF PICS
HOT RUMORS~~ LANA TURNER, LEX BARKER, MARILYN MONROE,VERA ELLEN, MARIO LANZA
ALAN LADD
DEWEY MARTIN
FERNANDO LAMAS AND ARLENE DAHL
6 PAGES OF MITZI GAYNOR
SEX APPEAL AND MARILYN MONROE, CARINNE CALVET,VERA ELLEN,PIPER LAURIE,ESTHER WILLIAMS, VIRGINIA MAYO
AUDIE MURPHY
JANET LEIGH
4 PAGES OF DALE ROBERTSON
JOHN DEREK
KIRK DOUGLAS
COLEEN GRAY
DORIS DAY
TERRY MOORE AND BEAUTY
REX ALLEN,ROY ROGERS,DALE EVANS
PLUS~WALTER PIDGEON,DEAN MARTIN AND JERRY LEWIS, VERA ELLEN,DALE ROBERTSON, LUCILLE BALL, JEFF DONNELL,ALDO RAY, DENNIS DAY,ZSA ZSA GABOR,WILLIAM HOLDEN
...AND MORE!

Movieland.- reportaje (feb 1950)

MOVIELAND FEB 1950~ELIZABETH TAYLOR CVR STAR
NICE ISSUE FILLED WITH TOP STARS OF THE TIME!

TYRONE POWER
KATHRYN GRAYSON~PATTY CAKE CANWALK AGIN!~ 4 PICS AND STORY
HEDY LAMARR
ESTHER WILLIAMS
MONA FREEMAN
JANE POWELL MARRIES
BETTY GARRETT
STAR GAZER~ RAY MILLAND IN FEATURE
RONALD COLMAN AND CELEST CELESTE HOLM
BOB HOPE
JUNE ALLYSON
GREGORY PECK
JOHN LUND PINUP
GENE TIERNEY PINUP
COLEEN GRAY
DORIS DAY AND TERRY~ 4 PICS
AUDREY TOTTER
MONTGOMERY CLIFT
GAIL RUSSELL AND GUY MADISON
CANDIDS~ SYLVIA SIDNEY...JOAN FONTAINE,,RICHARD CONTE, LIZ TAYLOR, SHIRLEY TEMPLE, JOAN EVENS, AND MORE!!
ISSUE IS IN GOOD SHAPE; COMPLETE;NO ODOR;SLIGHT PAPER LOSS AT SPINE AND BROWNING ALONG EDGES OF SOME PAGES ( SOME PAGES ARE YELLOWISH FROM AGE).

Photo Screen.- feb 1967

Revista de cine Photo Screen, de febrero de 1967, después del fallecimiento de Montgomery Clit, por eso se le recuerda con el reportaje "Álbum de Memoria"

Vintage Movie Magazine Photo Screen February 1967 with Janet Lennon on the cover.

Issue Includes:

Elizabeth Taylor “The men who could but won’t tell on Liz” (large b/w pic + 5 b/w pix)
George Hamilton “Is Lynda a lady in waiting?” (Color pinup + 1 b/w pic)
Elvis Presley “He runs from those he loves” (4 b/w pix)
Janet Lennon “I’m not afraid to have my baby” (large 2 page color pic)
David McCallum and Jill Ireland “Jill is still his for the asking” (2 large b/w pix)
Julie Andrews “Separation heartbreak” (large color pic + 3 color pix)
Sonny Bono and Cher “they receive blessings of the Pope” (b/w pinup + 2 b/w pix)
Dean Martin, Frank Sinatra, and Mia Farrow “How he saved Sinatra’s Marriage” (2 large color pix)
Jill St. John and Rock Hudson “the night she ruined his reputation” (large color pic + 2 b/w pix)
Marlo Thomas “It pays to be clothes minded” (7 b/w pix)
Barbara Parkins “Her escape from Terror” (b/w pinup + 6 b/w pix)
Robert (Bob) Culp “His first allegiance is to France” (5 b/w pix)
Paul McCartney and Jane Asher “She tells him she must live with a man before she marries him!” (2 large b/w pix)
Montgomery Clift “Memory Scrapbook” (5 b/w pix)
Misc Pix Throughout: Ryan O’Neal, Candice Bergen, Noel Harrison and Susannah York, Vic Damone, Inger Stevens, Tim O’Connor, Albert Finney and Liza Minnelli, John Ericson, Don Ho, Roy Thinnes, Grace Kelly, Lee Majors, Sophia Loren, Jack Lemmon, Efrem Zimbalist, Raquel Welch, Cornel wilde, Nina Wayne
Magazine is missing (2) mail in cards which were counted as pages, with no cutouts. Front cover shows some wear, and interior pages have age yellowing.

Modern Screen.- Oct 1949

Portada de la revista Modern Screen de octubre de 1949 con Shirley Temple en la portada donde también aparece un reportaje sobre Montgomery Clift titulado "Mi propia historia".

Datos de la revista:

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This is one of the prettiest magazine covers of former child star, Shirley Temple when she graced this issue of MODERN SCREEN Magazine from October, 1949.

This magazine is missing about 10 of it's 100 pages. It does feature a great color pinup of I love Lucy star Lucille Ball & Desi Arnaz, long before I love Lucy. THere is also a color pin-up of Clark Gable. It's a nice collectible for the Shirley Temple fan. Low opening bid for a 60 year old magazine because of missing pages. His "own story" with photographs from his films!

Monty was born just after his twin sister Roberta and eighteen months after his brother Brooks Clift. Their father William made a lot of money in banking but was quite poor during the depression. Their mother Ethel "Sunny" was born out of wedlock and spent much of her life and the family fortune finding her illustrious southern lineage and raising her children as aristocrats. At 13, Monty appeared on Broadway ("Fly Away Home"), and chose to remain in the New York theater for over ten years before finally succumbing to Hollywood. He gained excellent theatrical notices and soon piqued the interests of numerous lovelorn actresses; their advances met with awkward conflict. While working in New York in the early 1940s, he met wealthy former Broadway star Libby Holman. She developed an intense decade-plus obsession over the young actor, even financing an experimental play, "Mexican Mural" for him. It was ironic his relationship with the bisexual middle-aged Holman would be the principal (and likely the last) heterosexual relationship of his life and only cause him further anguish over his sexuality. She would wield considerable influence over the early part of his film career, advising him in decisions to decline lead roles in Sunset Blvd. (1950), (originally written specifically for him; the story perhaps hitting a little too close to home) and High Noon (1952). His long apprenticeship on stage made him a thoroughly accomplished actor, notable for the intensity with which he researched and approached his roles. By the early 1950's he was exclusively homosexual, though he continued to maintain a number of close friendships with theater women (heavily promoted by studio publicists). His film debut was Red River (1948) with John Wayne quickly followed by his early personal success The Search (1948) (Oscar nominations for this, A Place in the Sun (1951), From Here to Eternity (1953) and Judgment at Nuremberg (1961)). By 1950, he was troubled with allergies and colitis (the army had rejected him in WWII for chronic diarrhea) and, along with pill problems, he was alcoholic. He spent a great deal of time and money on psychiatry. In 1956, during filming of Raintree County (1957), he ran his Chevrolet into a tree after leaving a party at Elizabeth Taylor's; it was she who saved him from choking by pulling out two teeth lodged in his throat. His smashed face was rebuilt, he reconciled with his estranged father, but he continued bedeviled by dependency on drugs and his unrelenting guilt over his homosexuality. With his Hollywood career in an irreversible slide (despite giving an occasional riveting performance, such as in Stanley Kramer's Judgment at Nuremberg (1961)), Monty returned to New York and tried to slowly develop a somewhat more sensible lifestyle in his brownstone. He was set to play in Taylor's Reflections in a Golden Eye (1967), when his companion Lorenzo James found him lying nude on top of his bed, dead from what the autopsy called "occlusive coronary artery disease." His death was called the longest suicide in history by famed acting teacher, Robert Lewis.

Movie Life.- reportajes (1949)

1 y 2: marzo 1949 - 3: junio 1949

en el primer reportaje se ven fotos muy, pero que muy poco conocidas de Montgomery Clift. el reportaje se titula "El señor en su apartamento amueblado" pero bien podría titularse "Ún día en la vida de la estrella", pues vemos a un jovencísimo y sonriente Monty en sus inicios hollywoodienses (llevaba estrenadas en 1948 Red River y The Search - The heiress en octubre de ese año- y estaba en conversaciones para rodar place in the sun). aparece recién levantado leyendo la prensa, preparándose el desayuno, afeitándose y posando con su coche.

la tercera foto, aunque sale publicada meses después creo que es del mismo reportaje. por la chaqueta y la camiseta blanca y lo que parece que es la portezuela del coche.

¿no os parece que estaba very cute?!!.

Le Film Complete.- reportaje sobre el actor (31 julio 1958)

Movie Life.- jun 1952

June 1952 issue of Movie Life magazine with Doris Day on the front cover. There is 1 page missing, page 9/10 which is not listed in the Table of Contents but I believe it's candid shots of the stars. Featured in this issue (in order):

* Gene Autry "Big Deal. When Autry and his troupe of 30 go on tour, it gets to be a real production" 4 pgs.
* Dale Robertson "Sees New York" is 4 pgs.
* Fernando Lamas "His Life" (in pics from his movies and private life) is 6 pgs.
* Montgomery Clift and Richard Widmark are part of "Hollywood In New York" with both Clift & Widmark performing at Theatre Guild on the Air Show (text on the right page is about Clift) w/2 pics of him and 3 of Widmark
* "Travel Tipsters" include Doris Day, Diana Lynn, Virginia Mayo, Jane Russell, Marilyn Monroe and Betty Hutton 2pgs.

Parece ser que Montgomery Clift coincidió con Richard Widmark o colaboró con él antes de rodar Vencedores y Vencidos (Judgment at Nuremberg). Desconocía ese dato y esa referencia al Teatro Guild en el Arir Show.

Motion Picture.- jun 1958

Ejemplar de la revista Motion Picture de junio de 1958 con Elizabeth Taylor en la portada, un reportaje sobre ella y otro sobre Montgomery Clift titulado "La desaparición de Monty Clift".

Éstos son los datos de la revista:

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Vintage Movie Magazine Motion Picture June 1958 with Elizabeth Taylor on the cover. Issue Includes: Elvis Presley “When Elvis comes marching home” (Color pinup)+ (8 b/w pix in Hedda Hopper’s column), Natalie Trundy “Those secret Young charms” (3 b/w pix), Dolores Hart “living a teenage dream” (gorgeous color pinup), Marlon Brando “bachelor husband” (color pinup), Diane Varsi “I’m looking for a girl named Varsi” (4 color pix + 1 b/w pic), Tab Hunter “Look who’s laughing now” (gorgeous color pinup + 2 b/w pix), Inger Stevens “Yankee From Sweden” (11 b/w pix).

Montgomery Clift “The disappearance of Monty Clift” (6 b/w pix)

Maria Schell “Living is not enough” (b/w pinup + 3 b/w pix), Jimmy Herman “I was the biggest Fraud in Hollywood” (1 b/w pic of Herman).1 b/w pic of each of the following: George Nader, Debbie Reynolds, Jayne Mansfield, Elvis Presley, Jack Warner, Diane Jergens and Venetia Stevenson, John Saxon and Molly Bee, Paul Newman, Sophia Loren, Natalie Wood (b/w pinup). Elizabeth Taylor “Good Bye My love” (2 large b/w pix + 2 b/w pix), James Garner “A guy from nowhere” (large b/w pic + 1 b/w pic), Dorothy Malone “Why she walks alone” (6 b/w pix), Charlton Heston and Jean Simmons “stick ‘em Up, pardner” (10 b/w pix), Shirley Jones “Every girl should be married twice” (b/w pinup + 9 b/w pix), Will Hutchins “Glorious Goof Off” (5 b/w pix), Suzy Parker “The loveliest Liar of all” (b/w pinup). Movie Ads and/or Celebrity Advertisements featuring: Robert Taylor, Richard Widmark, Dorothy Malone, Pat Wayne, Yvonne Craig, Ann Blyth, Jimmie Rodgers, James MacArthur, Fess Parker, Wendell Corey, Joanne Dru. Misc Pix throughout: Jean Simmons, Cary Grant, Joanne Woodward, Miyoshi Umeki and Red Buttons, Clark Gable, Russ Tamblyn, June Allyson, Dick Powell, Natalie Wood and Robert Wagner, Clint Walker, James Garner, Judy Garland, Jan Sterling, Johnny Mathis, Jerry Lee Lewis, Jimmie Rodgers, Ricky Nelson.

Motion Picture.- mar 1954

Datos de la revista:

Cover Stars: Elizabeth Taylor

Montgomery Clift
I’m Available
1 incredible full-page b&w pinup

Dale Robertson, Uneasy, 2 photos, including a full-page b&w pinup

Elizabeth Taylor
The Rumor About Liz
3 photos, including an incredible full-page color pinup

Jeff Chandler. The Most Sought-After Man In Hollywood, 7 photos, including a full-page color pinup.
Robert Wagner, Confidential Report on Bob Wagner, 5 photos, including a full-page color pinup (see photo)
Terry Moore, So Little Time, 5 photos, including a full-page color pinup
Debra Paget, A Day With Debra, 7 photos
Tony Curtis & Janet Lee, What Every Man Looks For In A Woman, 4 color photos
Esther Williams, Portrait of Love, 1 full-page color pinup of Esther holding her baby
Judy Holliday, It Should Happen To You, 6 photos
Richard Widmark, The Magnet, 2/3 page photo with daughter, Ann
Betty Grable, Call Me Missus, 2 photos, including a 2/3 page photo with her family.
Jane Froman, The Real Song In Her Heart, 7 photos
Red Skelton, The Skelton In TV’s Closet, 3 photos
Rory Calhoun, No Other Woman, 2/3 page photo with wife, Lita Baron
William Holden, Full-page color ad for Camel cigarettes.
Ann Blyth, Quiet Dynamite, 1 photo
Joan Crawford, What’s Wrong With Joan? 1 photo
Richard Long & Suzan Ball, Courage plus, 1 photo of them together, he has a mustache

Glamour Grow Up:
· Ava Gardner – 2 photos
· Elizabeth Taylor – 2 photos
· Janet Leigh – 2 photos

Overheard in Hollywood:
· Aldo Ray & Jeff Donnell – 1 photo
· Grace Kelly – 1 photo
· Jane Wyman – 1 photo
· June Allyson & Dick Powell -1 photo
· Robert Mitchum – 1 photo

Other stars pictured throughout this issue include: Audie Murphy, Brooks West, Eve Arden, Jane Russell, Johnny Ray, Julia Adams, Lizabeth Scott, Lori Nelson, Mamie Van Doren, Marilyn Maxwell, Mona Freeman, Nicky Hilton, Rock Hudson, Terry Moore.

Ciné Revue.- 19 feb 1954

Portada y Contraportada

Vintage Magazine: Shelley Winters, Robert Mitchum, Montgomery Clift, Creature Black Lagoon
Title: Ciné Revue
Date & Issue: Feb 19, 1954 - #8
32 pages
Language: France