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LOUELLA PARSONS' good news
Hollywood and all eyes were on her.
She was wearing a white, heavily beaded Egyptian style gown, an emerald necklace, and with her black hair worn straight with long bangs— she looked exactly like a modern Cleopatra.
Getting Vivien alone took a bit of doing. Sir Laurence Olivier had not yet arrived and all the dandies wanted to dance with Scarlett O'Hara Leigh.
But, I finally managed— at least long enough to ask her what changes she noticed in town since her last visit ten years ago.
"The traffic— such jams of cars," she said in her soft, clipped accent, "and that— that fantastic Charleston dancing I saw at the cafe the other night. I could never do it— but it is fun to watch!"
Vivien had been asked if the infamous Los Angeles smog bothered her and she had been puzzled by the term until I told her it meant FOG with smoke in it.
"Oh, fog!" she laughed. "We have fog in London which seeps through doors and under
windows— so a little thing like smoke ij wouldn't bother a Londoner." (Chamber Commerce, please note!)
I said Ethel Barrymore was the other pc stopper because she has never looked lovely. Her white gown was exactly color of her hair and all the jewelry she w — the color of her eyes.
All little glamour girls should pray e night that when they reach the age of ageless Ethel — they will be as beautiful!
Judy Garland's vacation to Sun Valley Lake Tahoe was all on the fun side At Sun Valley she caught a seven-i trout and had her picture taken with it proudly as if it had been a whopper. ! Valley, out of season, made her slee "Never slept so well in my life," she told Later, at the Cal-Neva Hotel, she felt rested that she surprised everyone by sh< ing up for some of the night life.
Judy not only showed up for Spike Joe opening at the resort — she pitched in sang a couple of songs with Spike's nt band.
But you can forget — and so can she — ab
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