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Crown Music, 49-PW West 32, New York 1. Continued from page 58 club comeback, Marilyn was miserable without Rock. “When 1 got to New York I was so lonely for him,” she confesses, “I spent the first night in a Broadway movie theater watching his current film, ‘Lover Come Back,’ for the fourth time.” Right on schedule, just as he had promised at the airport when they’d said goodbye, Rock’s flowers and telegram arrived at the club on Marilyn’s opening night. He’d also said he would phone. Therefore, as Marilyn confided to Louella Parsons, “I hurried back to my dressing room after the first show. Everyone was there, hut no phone call. At the second show I heard several of the early birds squeal, ‘Oh, here’s Rock Hudson,’ and although Pm near-sighted I looked and couldn’t miss that tall, handsome character. It made my evening perfect.” He looked right back at her, naturally. And what this “handsome character” saw through his bashful brown eyes was a tall, lithe blond beauty with refined features, expressive eyebrows, glistening teeth and lively eyes, her breath-taking figure encased excitingly in a white sequined gown with long fringes, her soft-soft hands and arms covered by long white gloves. But to merely label that look they exchanged (near-sighted or not) as “friendly” would be to make the understatement of the year. And to call the kiss he gave her after the show “friendly” would require an immediate drastic alteration in the dictionary. Yet it was just after that look and that kiss that Rock informed a newspaperman, “We’re just friends.” Okay, okay, you say, but opening nights and hospital stays are unusual and sometimes bring forth unusual actions. But how about their everyday behavior? Rock Hudson hates gossip and does his darndest to keep his private life completely private. Yet, when the romance stories about him and Marilyn started, he didn’t flip and he didn’t hide. In fact, he didn't seem to care. As Marilyn recalls it, “I said to Rock, ‘Do you mind?’ ‘Not if you don’t.’ he replied.” Rock Hudson shies away from publicity hoopla and personal appearances. Yet, when he returned from making “The Spiral Road” in Dutch Guiana (he was homesick there and wrote to Marilyn regularly), he agreed to attend a “Come September” party if Marilyn would act as hostess. She said okay and he came to the affair and they both had a great time. The following week Marilyn asked him to take her to a block party promoting the “Bullwinkle” show. She explained that he didn’t have to go unless he really felt like it, that it was okay with her if he said no. But Rock interrupted her with a definite “Sure.” They went together, danced on the sidewalk and had fun. Rock Hudson tries his best not to involve his mother and step-father or his girl friends’ families in publicity. Yet, as columnist Earl Wilson of the N.Y. Post reported, “Rock Hudson and Marilyn Maxwell just made a secret visit to her home town, Fort Wayne, Ind.” N.Y. JournalAmerican columnist Dorothy Kilgallen added, “Soon after that, Rock introduced Marilyn to his folks in Winnetka.” Rock Hudson can’t stand phoniness. Of Marilyn, he says, “She’s a real hall. Nothing phony about her.” Marilyn’s un-phoniness was never better demonstrated than on the first date she had with Rock after her separation from husband Jerry Davis. Almost any other girl probably would have hidden her eyeglasses in her purse for the evening, but not Marilyn. She not only wore her glasses, but she frankly admitted to Rock that she couldn’t see her hand in front of her face without them. Rock just grinned and pointed to his own large curved glasses which he needs because he’s getting nearsighted (on-screen he sometimes wears contact lenses). On their next date did they go to a swanky Hollywood luxury restaurant like Chasen’s or La Rue’s or Perino’s? They did not. He went up to her apartment where he met her five-year-old son, Matthew, and she cooked dinner. Now for some answers to our second question: Why are they stalling and what are they scared of? First, let’s get one thing straight for the record. Rock and Marilyn have been going together off and on for thirteen years, with time out for him to marry and divorce Phyllis Gates, and for Marilyn to marry and divorce Ander McIntyre and then Jerry Davis. (Her first marriage, a war-time “quickie” romance with John Conte, barely lasted a year.) The first time Rock and Marilyn dated was in 1949. That was when she was a famous radio star on the Bing Crosby show; a “must,” by popular GI demand, on Bob Hope’s entertainment junkets for the armed services; a recording favorite and a film celebrity — and he was a handsome nobody. But he spent a small fortune (of borrowed money) to impress her. Free to date A couple of years ago, when both were free of their respective marital bonds, they went out together again, one night. Ever since they’ve been dating steadily. But so far, no wedding announcement. For that matter, no engagement. Marilyn has said, “I love Rock dearly. We’ve been going together quite a lot, but that doesn’t “ Please , Pop, just one more killing!”