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Two days after it had been stolen from her dressing room, a silver-framed picture of herself came to Katharine Hep¬ burn through the mails — with a nervy note from the taker, asking Hepburn to autograph it and send it back!
So Hepburn scrawled across it —
“Stolen from
— Katharine Hepburn.”
— and sent it back.
Rather than continue to live in the house as it was when she shared it maritally with Doug Junior, Joan Crawford had her big Brentwood home completely redecorated and refurnished.
She had William Haines do the job.
Then Doug Junior, tired of living in a hotel, moved from the BeverlyWilshire into a house on Rodeo Drive, in Beverly Hills. He had the interior redecorated and refur¬ nished before he moved in.
He had William Haines do the job.
And when Franchot Tone decided he didn’t like the looks of his dressing room, and had it refurnished and redec¬ orated —
— yep! William Haines did the job.
Don’t you bet Bill is glad he knows Joan?
6. The night after the evening on the preceding two pages — Miss Crawford gives at the Wilshire a "new deal" party — meaning her own new freedom. Here she sits beside Clark Gable — aha — and Mrs. Gable
For Mother’s Day gift, Warner Baxter gave his ma a six-weeks-long vacation trip to the Chicago World’s Fair.
CUPID’S NOTEBOOK UH-H’MMMMMM DEPT.
. . . why can't we get this Bruce Cabot-Sallv BlaneAdrienne Ames-Loretta Young-Herb Somborn business straight? What a mixup ! First Bruce is seen everywhere with Sally. Then Sally goes to London and gets herself
They do say that Adrienne Ames' husband,in NewYork,has okayed Adrienne’s going places, in Hollywood, with Bruce Cabot — and they do go about a lot and don’t they make a handsome couple?
All the starlets serve as waitresses at the Assistance League. That's for charity. But t’other day when Patricia Ellis served, Jimmy Dunn was the first customer and how he smiled on Patsyl
Joan Bennett goes to the League's “Mme. Wanda” to have her fortune told. What for? What is little Joan curious about in the future?
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