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More big names for Sugerman’s Beverly Hills guest book : Esther Williams and Ben Gage.
BY BEATRICE LUBITZ COLE
Even the Arabian Nights can’t compete with Hollywood glamor!
★ While Wanda Hendrix was in Italy doing “The Prince of Foxes,” Audie Murphy secured a two-bedroom apart¬ ment for their honeymoon home. Fur¬ thermore he decorated it and furnished it to suit (he hopes) Wanda’s taste. (Wanda threw him a few suggestions by mail.) The two probably will be married by the time you read this.
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Incidentally, the story “What Every
Young Bride Should Know” may have Wanda and Audie playing the leads. It was originally intended for Shirley Temple and John Agar, but with the baby and everything, we guess they’re just regarded as an old married couple by this time.
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Lizabeth Scott must have really got her teeth into the climactic scene of “Too Late For Tears,” in which she bumps off
Date night for Alan Ladds finds Sue wearing Alan’s latest gift, a gorgeous blue mink!
that old screen meanie, Dan Duryea. Liz emoted so hard she broke a small blood vessel in her throat.
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Lynn Bari’s baby, one month old, has his own apartment. When mom and pop thought their own apartment too small to include a nursery, they rented the apartment next door for the baby and his nurse; but the baby’s name is on the door plate.
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Loretta Young caused some amazed glances when she appeared on the street with a green skirt, green and white polka dot shoes with gloves to match.
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The Rita Hayworth-Ali Khan relation¬ ship becomes more mysterious. When he arrived in Hollywood, he seemed to have gone into hiding. Not even key men in the motion picture industry could locate him. Rita still insists they’re just friends, but just how friendly can you be? How¬ ever, we think time will take care of that romance, and we predict anything but wedding bells, between those two.
Love, love, love! Shirley Temple and John Agar thought no one was looking while they whispered sweet nothings — then suddenly discovered the camera’s eagle eye watching them.