ACADEMY AWARD NOMINATION/No. 1
"Smash-Up" was recommended by various women's organizations as an effective aid in the fight against alcoholism.
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| Marsha Hunt and Susan Hayward | |||||||||||||||||||
| Susan was as suprised as anyone by the reaction to "Smash-Up". It was the film that set her on her way to super-stardom. She received her first Academy Award nomination. The sentimental favorite, Loretta Young, won that year for "The Farmer's Daughter."
"Smash-Up" was recommended by various women's organizations as an effective aid in the fight against alcoholism. |
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| Lee Bowman, Susan Hayward, and Eddie Albert |
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| "Smash-Up" won another oscar nomination for best original story. | |||||||||||||||||||
| Back To Susan Hayward/Classic Film Star | |||||||||||||||||||