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It thil any way to treat an expectant mother? But, rowdy at it may look on TV, Carol told us: "I'm not taking any chance*. I cut down on tho jumping — and when I'm carried around, I imitt they do it gently." (You can juit bet thoy did!) She knows that lifo was much roughor than this for tho original "Calamity Jane" — and Jano nevor got a million-dollar contract ... or a homo of her own, with a baby.
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as shown in these exclusive pictures. "I feel fine," she told Earl Wilson, "but the baby will be born black and blue!" A Burnett exaggeration, of course ... yet bruises do run in her family. Carol has been known to bring a whole stage set crashing down with her leaps and falls — but you can be sure she took every precaution, this time, not to endanger the child she wants so much. ... By the time you're guffawing at her antics this November, Carol will be relaxing like mad. 'Way ahead of her are the next specials she'll do for CBS-TV, the new movies for Paramount and the records for Decca ... the musical, "A Girl to Remember," she'll star in on Broadway next May. For Carol, these next months will be quiet ones — with all January and February set aside solely to welcome her bundle of joy . . . the traditional pink and white bundle, of course, not off-beat black and blue! — Irene Storm
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Good thing those bags aren't really loaded! (Like guns— they seldom are. on TV.) But. even 10, Art Lund looks apprehensive. He plays Wild Bill Hickok. Jane's rip-snortin' pordner. The other handsome male co-star is Don Chaitain, as young Lieutenant Gilmortin. And it's pretty Beryl Towbin who plays Katie Brown, a gal who isn't quite whol she seems. All top musical-comedy performers ... and there are songs, as well ai leaping dances — and loads of lovely laughter — In this ninetyminule special. (The nationwide unveiling? It will be November 12th — a Tuesday night — ot 9:30 EST, over CBS-TV.)