TV Radio Mirror (Jan - Jun 1963)

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W£$ TOLD FOR THE FIRST TIME: BOB FULLER'S LOVE STORY Bob Fuller is so much in love with his wife that he's already thinking about a second marriage. Sounds crazy, huh? But don't get the wrong idea. When, and if, Bob marries again, he'll marry the same girl — Patty. Bob, who gave a pretty teenager his name and his heart some months ago in a Las Vegas ceremony, is beginning to think that he owes her something more. "Every girl," Bob said recently, "wants a church wedding with bridesmaids and all her friends as witnesses. I think maybe we'll have another wedding like that, because know it would please Patty. Someday I'm going to take the necessary steps so that we can be married by a priest." Coming from Bob Fuller, this was a stunning testimonial to the change that Patty has wrought in a young man who has been one of filmdom's most free-ranging bachelors. Bob, formerly star of "Laramie" and currently starring in "Wagon Train," wasn't exactly a sagebrush Errol Flynn in his single state, but his romantic adventures gave columnists plenty to write about. For a time, beautiful, red-haired Kathy Nolan referred to him as her fiance. Swinging, torchy Keely Smith favored him as an escort after her separation from Louis Prima. And, all the while, Bob was frank to say that he was in no hurry to marry anybody. "Whenever I think a girl is trying to marry me," he candidly (Continued on page 86) 52