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Jones Health Restaurant in Beverly Hills or the Saks-Fifth Avenue shop in Beverly Hills.
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The most photographed couple at the Screen Actors Guild Ball was Olivia de Havilland and Jimmy Stewart. They are so congenial and make such an attractive couple that it is a pity they don't get married. Can't you do something about it, Jimmy? Or you, Olivia? It's Leap Year, you know.
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Robert Taylor, who made his debut as a sports promoter last year when he became a stockholder in the Hollywood Stars Baseball Club, will retain his directorate this year. Bob will have the most unusual vacation of any star in Hollywood this
summer, with arrangements completed for him to make a road trip through the Pacific Northwest with the Hollywood Baseball Club. While Bob is touring with the balls and bats his little bride will be working on the new Frank Capra picture, opposite Gary Cooper.
The fad for Confucius sayings made a deep impression on Dorothy Lamour when she received a cable from the ChineseAmerican Boys Club in Honolulu. The cable read, "Not pattern outside makes sarong beautiful; depends on girl inside."
Paramount starlets Betty McLaughlin, Wanda McKay, Dorothy Dayton and Kay Stewart having a splashing good time of it in their B.V.D. swim suits at the Paramount pool.
Above: Sweethearts Laurence Olivier and Vivien Leigh at the Academy Award dinner where Vivien won an "Oscar" for the best performance by an actress during 19 3 9.
Extreme left: Walter Pidgeon waves a greeting from across the room at Ciro's. Left: As expected, Jimmy Stewart escorted Olivia de Havilland to the "Gambol of the Stars," recently held at the Cocoanut Grove.
When speaking of his wife to casual acquaintances, Bob Taylor always refers to her as "Miss Stanwyck," never "Mrs. Taylor." If you call her on the phone and Bob answers, he'll say, "Just a minute please, I'll call Miss Stanwyck." It's his own idea, not Barbara's, because he's so terribly proud of her. He thinks she's the greatest living actress. And he might not be far wrong.
As a surprise for his wife, Ida Lupino, Louis Hayward went down to Laguna Beach and leased a house for the entire summer without letting her see it first. Ida was surprised all right — because the place is on a bluff overlooking the ocean, with 277 steps down to the beach. As if that weren't bad enough, Ida also has hyp
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