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thing against Dorothy — they just don't want Bob to marry at all. As one girl put it, "I suppose it doesn't make any real difference whether our film favorites are married or not, but we do so like to think of them as single. And there are so few single screen heroes left! Please, please, Bob, remain a bachelor for our sakes."
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You can powder your nose by looking at Dolores Del Rio's ears these days. Dolores has a new pair of ear-rings composed of tiny mirrors. Since her separation from Cedric Gibbons the beautiful Dolores has been dining and dancing with Orson Welles and Fred Perry, tennis champ.
Wayne Morris is a pushover for art — but not exactly the same kind of art that so excites Edward G. Robinson. Wayne has recently added to his collection a mermaid, who greatly resembles Mae West, painted on the bottom of his swimming pool. When the water is agitated, so is the mermaid.
When Gene Raymond attended the preview of "Irene" the other night he was in the midst of signing autographs when an officious little usher, with the weight of the world on his shoulders, bustled up and busily announced, "No more autographs, no more autographs."
One fan, the Amazonian type, glared at the little squirt, and then turned politely to Gene, "Do you mind, Mr. Raymond?" she ssked
"Nope," said Gene. "I love it." With which the big girl gave the little usher a nasty look and said, "Scram, brother." And he did.
Constance Bennett is now a quadruplethreat career woman. She has her screen career (having just signed a new contract with Columbia); she has her stage career (she plans to do one play a year following her recent success in "Easy Virtue") ; she has her thriving cosmetic business; and her own recently organized pictureproducing unit in New York.
Maureen O'Hara is an incessant milk drinker; says it won't add weight.
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