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Doings and What Nots: Pat Dane and orchestra leader Tommy Dorsey became man and wife in a Las Vegas elopement . . .
Desi Arnaz marched off to war clutching the potato knife given him by his wife Lucille Ball. Lucille will carry on at the ranch while Desi is away. Friends of both sincerely hope the handsome Cuban will come home more grown up emotionally. Lucille can be patted on the back for keeping that marriage going . . .
Alice Faye collapsed at a broadcast and had to be taken home. Her doctor has ordered the star to put on ten pounds before she faces a camera again. It seems nervous exhaustion has kept Alice from gaining weight. It's a known fact Alice is too shy to carry the burden of stardom comfortably and longs to retire from pictures and devote her time to her baby, her husband Phil Harris and her home . . .
Joan Crawford, after suffering the sad experience of having to give up the baby boy she had taken into her home, has, with her husband, adopted another little boy, Phil Terry Jr. (named after Daddy) to be brother to sister Christina . . .
Madame Chiang Kai-shek took over cinema-land and held it in the palm of her dainty hand. Every star fought for the privilege of paying homage to China's First Lady and the affair staged in her honor at the Hollywood Bowl by David Selznick remains one of those unforgettable memories.
Dorothy Takes A Groom : Dottie Lamour got married on a Wednesday. On the Tuesday before, she dropped in where Cal was lunching and showed us the two wedding rings she'd picked up from the jeweler's.
With fingers that shook from nervous excitement, Dottie unwrapped the two white satin envelopes and explained, .'This is Bill's. It's inscribed 'Forever your Dorothy,' and mine says, 'Forever your Bill.' "
The next day, at the reception following the wedding, we were among the guests who greeted Dottie, in her pale blue dress and tiny flower hat, and her handsome husband, Captain William Ross Howard, member of a famous Baltimore family and former husband of Louise Brooks, cute movie star who rose to fame during silent film days.
It was fitting, somehow, that Bob Hope, in whose pictures Dorothy has been a shining light, should stand beside her while she cut the wedding cake.
Rumor has it that after making one more film for Paramount Dorothy will leave pictures and follow her husband wherever he is sent. At present Dorothy has taken a house at San Bernardino and will stay there to be near Bill. Movie-goers will miss her, but those who have known her from her Dorothy Kaumeyer days realize she deserves all the happiness that is now hers. And Cal heartily echoes their best wishes.
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