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I'd merge Martha Raye with Mickey looney just to see who'd wear out irst from all the dancing and yelling — ind because Martha wouldn't have to hange the "M.R." on her silver and inens and letter paper and monojammed nighties. And I'll bet their ans would approve the nuptials, too!
I'd cause two smiles to beam as one >y mating Janet Blair and Don Ameche. iiose two look so happy all the time, an't you just imagine how doubly tappy they'd look together? They're lot only both singers, which should nake for perfect harmony around the touse, but being the possessors of the iroadest grins and whitest teeth in lollywood, they should make enough ide money on toothpaste endorsements o keep them in caviar year in and ear out.
: I'd make it a double wedding beween Bette Davis and George Sanders nd Ida Lupino and Charles Laughton. Jut I'd be careful to contract for exlusive screen rights to all their scenes ogether if the marriages didn't work
out — and you just know they wouldn't.
I'd engineer a romance between George Montgomery and Betty Grable, because they'd make such beautiful cheesecake together. And also because if Betty whispered "George" by mistake (which could happen so easily) Mr. Montgomery wouldn't know it was a mistake — and if on the other hand he whispered "Hedy," she'd think he was saying "Betty" with bad diction.
On the theory that husband and wife should have similar personalities, I would couple Gene Tierney and Johnny Weissmuller, whose film careers indicate both enjoy swimming in lagoons, wearing tropical clothes and conversing in sentences no lengthier than "Me girl. Me like you." Moreover, they own the kind of torsos that ought to be placed in fairly close proximity, if only for the pictorial effect achieved thereby.
Operating under the above-mentioned system I'd also bring the sophisticated crowd together, possibly just in one big bunch instead of two by two, because it would be fun (at least it always has been in their movies) to let them try and figure out for themselves who belongs to whom. I'd just take Cary Grant and Irene Dunne, Joan Crawford and Robert Montgomery, (Continued on page 86)
— who double-crosses Cupid to give you a gay piece of her mind in as provocative a pairing as has appeared in many a (honey)moon
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Talk about marriage talk! Just take Greta Garbo as the wife of Vic Mature