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Family feature: The Pauls (left) and the Durbins (right) join forces at the engagement party of son Vaughn and daughter Deanna. Inside comment on the affair was: "Paul is exactly the right man for Deanna"
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He's married, loved by everyone and an asset to the community. Here's to him.
Got Any Ideas? Through Cal's column, Bob Taylor has a request to make. If anyone can think of a good name for his new horse — a mare, t" be exact, he'd appreciate your sending on your suggestion. This particular nameless mare is coal black and beautiful. She has a white star on her forehead
Bob will ride his horse all through his picture "Billy the Kid' and would like a name that will be as enduring as Tom Mix's "Tony" or Gene Autry's "Champ."
If you're interested we'll be happy nd your suggestion on to Bob.
Keeping Faith: We've discovered a rather wonderful thing concerning one ol oui Favorite people — Tyrone Power and we pass it along to his legion of fans.
After a harassing day on th< with Tyrone perhaps growing unsure of himself or his work, with cares pressing about him (and they do, even as they do with you and me), he goes home to his little projection room and runs over old picl
His favorite is the one called. "When \ • \h Children?" Invariably Ty finds solace and comfort as thai picture unfolds. For "Where
Are My Children?" is the latest of t twenty-seven pictures Ty has bougl up that starred his father. Tyrol Power Sr., a great actor.
Between Ty and his father the
always a great bond and a grt
friendship; it was in Ty's arms tl
his father died, December 31, 19.
Tyrone was to live through a pi J ticularly trying period after father's death when he was seeking i establish himself on a screen tl would have none of him. HLs failu love carried him through, just as carrying him through now up the on that Little screen.
Another Welles! Welles! Yo Hollywood is chuckling over the Lai m Welles yarn. It seems Welles was interview™ a hoy from Brazil for a small role • intended interjecting into his picttl n Kane." "What do you do besides act'.'"
quired the boy wonder.
"I write, direct, produci songs, dance, sing, paint, stage ra shows and design sets," : .plied eager young Latin.
"And what's your name'.'" went Welles.
"Fortunio Bonanova," the man replied.
"That's what you think.' Welles. "You're really the 'Ol Welles of South Amei lea'
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