Broadway Romances #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join free# Broadway Romances #4 (July 1950) This anthology issue contains at least two romantic stories set in the Broadway theater world. One story follows a woman named Sibyl who becomes entangled with a man named Hugo during a theatrical production, leading to dramatic confrontations involving a prop gun and accusations of deception. Another story chronicles a woman's journey from theater receptionist to script reader in producer Wesley Reed's office, where she eventually becomes involved in casting decisions for a musical called "Dream's End," conducting auditions and discovering new talent for the production.
Sibyl Randolph, Broadway's brightest star, has built her glittering career under the iron guidance of her mentor Hugo Baron—but when she meets the earnest young Dr. Kent Warner at a party, she discovers feelings that pull her in a direction Hugo will never allow. Trapped between the man who made her and the man she truly loves, Sibyl must confront the price of her devotion and decide what her own happiness is worth.
After her parents' death, Cora comes to New York with her young sister Tina, determined to make it on Broadway—but when Tina unexpectedly lands a role in a stage production, Cora abandons her own ambitions to support her. When she meets Donald Edwards, the play's famous leading man, a genuine connection sparks between them, but Cora's reluctance to fight for what she wants may cost her everything, especially with the play's jealous star standing in her way.
When Inez Latouche, a sophisticated Broadway collector of fine things and handsome men, sets her sights on Tommy Andrews, Ginny Carter discovers just how far the scheming woman will go to add him to her collection. As Tommy and Ginny climb toward their big break, Inez's interference threatens to tear them apart—and forces each of them to choose between ambition and loyalty. A classic mid-century romance where a woman must decide what she's willing to sacrifice for success.
A young woman raised in the Broadway spotlight by her successful playwright father struggles to distinguish genuine affection from theatrical performance when she falls for an ambitious actor. As passion clouds her judgment, she must confront uncomfortable truths about love, ambition, and the masks people wear both on stage and off.
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Reprinted in Best Love #35 (1951)
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