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My nationwide tour — on behalf of my book “The Whole Truth And Nothing But” — was an eye-opener. I lectured on Hollywood and then the audiences would throw questions at me for half an hour. And what questions! The poor old bean was reeling before I got home again. But it sure proved one thing — despite all the talk about Hollywood’s dying on the vine, the public is still curious about the people who live here — even the people who don’t live here any more — like Liz Taylor. I was asked repeatedly if Liz is pregnant. Nope, she can never have another child. But she remains a mystery — even to the people she works with. When she agreed to do a part in John Huston’s “The List of Adrian Mes
ing Hayley Mills lately, resembles his famous dad — but he has a lot of studying to do before he can ever match his dad in the fabulous voice department.
Elvis Presley’s newest interest is Sharon Hugueny, who married Bob Evans in a misguided moment and then divorced him. Elvis has been in the habit of inviting girls to his parties and sending his car and chauffeur for them, but, well, she’s a special kind of girl, so he calls for pretty Miss Sharon himself.
Carol Burnett has taken care of her sister Chris from the time she was twelve (both their parents died), and she pulled out a picture and showed me what a beautiful girl she is. “Does she want to act?” I asked. “No,” said Carol, “she wants to be a mother. She’s stacked like Sophia Loren — I’m embarrassed to take a bath in front of her.” Carol’s marriage to Don Saroyan turned sour when she hit the big time and he was left behind. When her divorce is final — and TV producer Joe Hamilton’s, too — you can look for this couple to be married.
senger,” make-up artist Bud Westmore spent thirty-three sleepless hours flying to Geneva, Switzerland, to get an impression of Liz’ face so he could whip up a mask for her. Almost all the actors in that one have their faces covered until the last few minutes of the picture. Well, when Bud showed up she couldn’t have been more cooperative or enthusiastic. There was only one hitch, she later decided not to do the film.
Above: Frank Sinatra, Jr. got all kinds of offers after he appeared on Jack Benny’s TV show — but he went back to UCLA where he’s studying theater arts. Frankie, who’s been dat
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