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By MACCI McNELLIS
.Nina Foch, trying on Salvador Dali's $2,000 medallion, is adding to stage and screen popularity with TV.
Dorothy Kilgallen, with Hal Block, at gala party proved herself as brilliant a hostess as she is a panelist.
LOCAL CALLS: Franchot Tone and Nina Foch may i wind up being the most popular acting team in TV. Their recent performance in "Legal Affair" on "Hollywood Opening Night" is creating a tremendous demand for their joint services.
Gypsy Rose Lee ( of all people ) may surprise everyone and play Aimee Semple McPherson in a TV biography series based on the career of the famous evangelist. The talented "Gyps" could make a name for herself as a straight dramatic actress if ever given the opportunity. This may be it.
Winston Churchill's 8-year-old prize-winning cow, Gratwick Beatrice, is wa'nted for an appearance on the Jimmy Durante show but the cost of transporting her from England to California is too costly. The Lloyds of London insurance alone covering the proposed journey makes the entire project ridiculous.
If the Jimmy Stewarts (she's the former Gloria Hatrick McLean, a non-professional) follow through on the suggested Mr. and Mrs. TV show, they will favor a thirty-minute program once a week in place of three fifteen-minute programs weekly now under consideration by several CBS Television city execs in Hollywood.
Walter Winchell, whose rapid fire delivery is the fastest on TV and radio, wears his hat while telecasting just as he has always done on his broadcasts.
There's no stopping Tallulah Bankhead. Last year she conquered radio; this year her full -hour TV show ranks among the best.
Faye Emerson, who went from wearing a chignon to sporting a poodle cut, has gone back to clamping on a chignon while waiting for her hair to grow very, very long. . .
Elizabeth Taylor's asking price for TV spot commercials is $3,000. . . (CONTINUED ON PACE 69 >
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