Magazine Articles
in chronological order
- 1932 August, "Photoplay"
"Just a Nice Person, Eh?" by Evaline Lieber
Why Irene Dunne is not "just a nice person"...
- 1934 July 28, "Picture Show"
"Behold We Live - Short Story," rather typical for mags of this time, the plot of "If I Were Free" - "Behold We Live" is the UK title - told in story form.
- 1935 August, "Modern Screen"
"My Husband Is My Best Friend" by Adele Whitely Fletcher
- 1936 November, "Silver Screen"
"Projections - Irene Dunne" by Elizabeth Wilson
- 1938 June, "Photoplay"
"The True And Tender Story Of Irene Dunne's Daughter" by Adele Whitely Fletcher
- 1938 October, "Movie Mirror"
"How Irene Dunne Found Sudden Riches" by Kay Procter
- 1942 April, "Screen Guide"
"What I See In Irene Dunne" by Onestus Uzzell
- April 1944, "Photoplay"
"To make you happier" by Roberta Ormiston "A few blessed are born knowing these things. Others must learn them. A unique story from the life of Irene Dunne"
- 1945 February 17,"Picturegoer"
"Hats, Hunches And Happiness" by Irene Dunne
- 1946 August 03, "Picturegoer"
"Irene Is Tired Of Trifles" by W.H. Mooring
- 1948 June, "Modern Screen"
"Pictures Of Mother" by Mary Frances Griffin
-1950 September 11, "Life"
"An American Queen" about the make-up procedure for Irene to become Queen Victoria
- 1950 November 18, "Picturegoer"
"The Show Of Shows" by Leonard Wallace, backstage story of the Royal Performance of "The Mudlark"
- 1951 December "Guideposts Magazine"
"Wish You Were Here" - "How To Strengthen Your Personal Faith" by Irene Dunne
- 1958 January 12,"Family Weekly"
"Irene Dunne: Saleslady for the UN" by Joseph N. Bell
- 1969 December, "Films In Review"
"Irene Dunne Projected Gentility and Failed To Get An Academy Award" by James C. Madden
- 1975 December, "Photoplay"
"Irene Dunne: She'll Always Be Hollywood's Perfect Lady" by Jane Ardmore
- 1977 Sept./ Oct., "American Classic Screen"
"A Visit With Irene Dunne" an exclusive interview by James Bawden
- 1990 April, "Architectural Digest"
"Irene Dunne - Nominee for The Awful Truth" by Richard Schickel. This article shows Irene's first home in Beverly Hills.
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