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International favorites: Doris Day, "the most popular actress in the world," and Rock Hudson, "the most popular actor!"
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was the night Debbie Reynolds and Glenn made their first appearance as a 'date.'
son's seats and he and his date, Pat McCallum, were shifted from table to table and even stood up for a long time with no seats at all. Rather unusual considering that Rock was the winner of the most important male trophy! He certainly was pleasant about all the switching around and showed not the slightest temperament nor annoyance. . . .
I thought Susan Kohner and Angie Dickinson gave the nicest speeches of "Thanks" among the new stars honored. Susan has a special glow about her these days and I think her new romance with George Hamilton has a lot to do with it. Of course she was with George.
For some reason every woman at Dinah Shore's table seemed to have her hair done exactly like Dinah's— even to the blonde color. Dinah won as "outstanding woman singer and TV personality" — doesn't she always? She wore black and white, and somebody
cracked, " — a switch from her color TV show."
Although Marilyn Monroe, his co-star of Some Like It Hot, was in the room. Jack Lemmon made no mention of her (or Tony Curtis) when Jie^jpiqked up Jjis^ Globe fgJi^-Pps'
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Tuesday Weld, all dolled up formal, complete with shoes, lost her voice, called it "laryngitis" and whispered "Thank You" for her promising new star award. Eve Arden (then mistress of ceremonies) said, "LarynWhat you've got is nerves, girl!". . . . was nervous, too, but I hope I didn't show when Dick Powell gave me such a bnderful introduction before presenting me &&. my Golden Globe for "outstanding ^rnalistic reporting throughout the world." f am deeply, deeply grateful and so happy 'Hat Dick was selected to make the presenta;ion as he and I are old friends and co-stars i Hollywood Hotel, the first hour-long broad4t ever put on radio. I am a sentimental "nan and I treasure such a tribute as this Jn the representatives of the Foreign Press, j fellow workers and craftsmen. <jes, it was a Big Night, and particularly