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Another romance which shouldn't be sold short is between Dan Dailey and Peggy Lee, who took up shortly after Peggy's sudden parting from her husband, Dave Barbour. Close frie7ids say this one is for real. Dan. all better after his long rest cure, couldn't wait to get back to icork at 20th. His first picture will be on the baseball diamond in the
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Fred Astaire and Judy Garland rehearsing musical number for Screen Guild broadcast.
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show her 13-year-old son, Jamie, around the Hollywoods because she hasn't made a picture here for sixteen years. On a personally conducted tour of the Paramount lot by his famous mother, Jamie was very thrilled to meet — no, not Hoppy, but one Robert Hope, who was gumshoeing around in his comedy, "My Favorite Spy." * * *
Glenn Ford, in New York for only one night when he was on his way to France to make a picture, had the hardest decision of all time to make. The lucky boy had tickets for "Guys And Dolls" and was then invited to the opening of the Rodgers and Hammerstein smash hit musical, "The King And I." After a few hours of torture he finally chose the latter.
Honeymooners Doris Day and Marty Melcher. They were quietly wed at Burbank City Hall.
Arlene Dahl and Lex Barker at their wedding reception. They honeymooned in Europe.
When Lana Turner s not at home now, Bob Topping doesn't need to get lonesome for her. The Toppings are displaying her large, full-length portrait, painted by Peter Fairchild, in their parlor. Needless to say, the star posed for the painting in a decollete evening gown.
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The Gregory Peck house is undergoing a big face lift, what with a whole new interior decorating job, a new glassed-in breakfast room and an enlarged living room. The job would be finished much sooner, Greg allows, if he and the three boys didn't give the workmen so much amateur assistance.
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Jane Wyman, who changes from a young gal to an old woman in WaldICrasna's "The Blue Veil," is getting some assistance in the aging department from her eleven-year-old, Maureen. Seems the young chick is getting very clothes conscious, with Jane's wardrobe drawing all her attention. Maureen's taste, according to her mother, is excellent. She picks the best shoes and is but
Greg Bautzer and Jane Wyman find time for a smoke before Joe E. Lewis act at Mocambo.