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I After hearing about John Carroll winning a prize in a Pebble Beach golf tournament, Johnny Weissmuller ribbed: "No wonder Carroll won. He played against fellows who didn't shoot in their eighties — they were in their eighties."
| Ring Lardner, Jr., and Michael Kanin, Woman of the Year scriveners, are spiking reports that Katie Hepburn's role in the picture deals with Dorothy Thompson. They chorus: Woman of the Year is not a photograph but a painting — a pigment of our imagination."
| Jack Oakie tells it. A drunk staggered into a hotel lobby, picked up a freshlywatered potted geranium, and took a
The former Cobina Wright, Jr., and Corporal Palmer Beaudette of Pontlac, Michigan, are shown after they were united in marriage at Riverside Church, New York City. Corporal Beaudette has returned to his training camp in Georgia, while his actress-bride returned to her promising career in Hollywood
drink. "Whew," he sputtered, "they just don't make good mint juleps any more."
| John Barrymore surprised a night club waiter the other a. m. by ordering a glass of milk. When the milk arrived, Barrymore took a carnation from his buttonhole, put it in the glass of milk — and then gave his usual order.
B Red Skelton, attired in the sailor outfit he wears in Panama Hattie, was driving home from the studio with his blond wife, Edna. As they waited for a stop signal, a motorcycle officer drove up beside their expensive sedan. Looking first at the blonde and then at Skelton, the cop grinned and said, "Nice going, sailor!"
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