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Jack Carson threw a party at his Sherman Oaks home and invited hypnotist Fred Schneider to put his guests to sleep. Willing guests were Michael O'Shea and wife Virginia Mayo.
Best subject was Janis Paige, who sang and With Schneider's help, Jack managed to get rocked her arms when told she had a baby his pal Dennis Morgan into the pool. Carson Th them. Carson tried to hypnotize Janis, failed. hoped hypnotist would cure him of insomnia.
fused to go up on the stage and take a bow.
Close down in the front row I spotted Dana Andrews and his attractive wife. Dana was literally mobbed every time he appeared on the streets and I can say the same for Toe Cotten.
Funny thing — at home, the fans do not always recognize Joe. But the British seem to
spot him ten blocks away.
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And now I might add the topper which concerns the antics of Orson Welles — who else?
Cannes will never stop talking about his "swim" in Le Loupe River in his birthday suit, surprising the astonished natives out of their wits and embarrassing friends unfortunate enough to be along on this bit of authentic "exhibitionism."
When I left Europe, he was holidaying in Capri with his fiancee, the beautiful Italian Lea Padovani. In Rome, 'tis said, he is very jealous of his sweetheart and has a minor fit
if she is out of his sight.
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Audie Murphy is back from that junket to France, but just before he took off I asked him, "When are you going to marry Wanda Hendrix?" He said, "We have to get engaged, first." And that's that. I think the real reason those kids don't take the plunge is that Audie
feels he can't support her in movie-star style. Our most-decorated war hero doesn't make a big salary. He is as proud as Lucifer, but I think little Wanda is really in love with him and
I hope the kids get together.
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Don't say I said so, but Clark Gable and Marilyn Maxwell had a bit of a flirtation on the boat going to London. But once Clark arrived in France he had eyes for only Dolly O'Brien, the glamorous socialite, who makes no bones about being a grandmother. Clark is really crazy about Dolly, as I've said several times before. But whether or not Mr. Gable will ever
get married again is a great big question mark.
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Dennis Morgan tells me he's not kicking up his heels about making more Two Guys pictures with Jack Carson. Certainly they have been successful at the box-office — but frankly, I wouldn't blame Dennis and Jack if they did feel they had made enough of them. Well, a long time ago, two big stars, Edmund Lowe and Victor McLaglen, got into the same kind of teaming rut — and when they separated they were never as successful.
Incidentally, Dennis has been working so hard he still hasn't found time to furnish completely his beautiful but enormous home near the Rose Bowl in Pasadena.