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One fan thinks Rock is slated for marriage in 1960, Tony Randall is an actor who can be
but it's doubtful— he was badly burned the first time. amusing and romantic at the same time.
such a far away country. . . .
Why do you of the press pick on Ava Gardner? snaps Bob Weill, Boston. If you ask me. Bob, — it's Ava picking on us of the press, particularly as she now has it in her contract that she can walk off her new movie set if any reporter shows up.
I worked out Rock Hudson's future by numerology, pens Peggy Brown, Cleveland, and the numbers say he will be married again in 1960. Want to bet? Rock was badly burned in his first marriage. I doubt if he'll try matrimony again so soon. . . .
Tony Randall is just wonderful! One ot the few actors who can be amus'ng and romantic at the same time, enthuses Mrs. Vivyan
Oldfield, Dallas. Why isn't he a star? The next time you look at the billing, Mrs. O., Tony may jolly well be a star. . . .
Odessa McDaniels, Duluth, writes: I cried my eyes out when I read that Bob Hope is completely blind in one eye now and is losing the sight ot the other. Wait a minute — Bob himself says that report is greatly exaggerated. He has lost about 50 percent vision in one eye and the other has not been affected
Sally Phillips, Homestead, Florida, begs the fans not to forget the great Mario Lanza. Though he did some things at the height ot his fame that seemed wrong, his was a great talent. I believe all admirers of Mario can best express their sympathy to his bereaved
family by buying, and then buying more, of his wonderful records. That is a very fine idea, Sally. . . .
Has somebody in authority clamped down on Tuesday Weld? postcards Jimmy Steiger, Brooklyn. Haven't read much nonsense about ihis wild kid this month. Maybe some latent good sense came to her rescue. But don't count on it. Where Tuesday is concerned, she can erupt again any minute. . . .
That's all for now. See you next month.