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Terry Moore caused a stir when she preemed with Jacques Sernas
BY EDITH GWVNN
Shelley’s skirt stole the show at “Star” premiere
the preem of “A Star Is Born” was an all-time glamour-great night. What a roar Judy Garland got from the crowd when she entered the Pantages Theatre on the arm of Sid Luft. Clark Gable got almost as loud a cheer as he arrived with Kay Spreckels. Amongst the mad doings in the lobby, I spotted Debbie Reynolds with Eddie’s pal Joey Foreman; Marlene Dietrich in a stunning Dior; Kim Novak and Mamie Van Doren in slinky formals; Rosie Clooney and Jose Ferrer; Karen Sharpe with Joan Smith; Terry Moore and handsome French actor Jacques Sernas; the Gary Coopers, Alan Ladds, Jerry Lewises, Dean and Jean Martin; Doris Day and Marty Melcher; the Champions and so many more. Lowest cut dress was on Liz Taylor — a halter-necked fluffy pink gown trimmed with beading.
The widest-skirted gown was Shelley Winters’. Shelley's gorgeous white gown was so full the skirt covered almost three seats when she took her place in the theatre (Yep. the skirt made room for two other customers!). Later, Jack Warner took over Cocoanut Grove, filled it with seven hundred famous guests in honor of Judy. Choking with sentiment, Judy said, “This is my happiest night.”
The Hartford Theatre opening was a dilly — with hundreds of stars present to see Helen Hayes in the first play pre-J sented, “What Every Woman Knows.’!] It’s the only theatre in the U.S. that features a bar and restaurant. And a few days later Joan Crawford tossed a | bang-up party for star Helen.
The only star of the delightful “Sa-j brina” who could be at the opening! was Humphrey Bogart who arrived with j Lauren Bacall and posed and posed fori flash-bulbers. With Bill Holden away] and Audrey Hepburn honeymooning in] Europe, Paramount gave lovely Martha! Hyer, Audrey’s rival in the film, the] full-glamour treatment. Martha had a cape stole fashioned of 1500 baby] orchids flown especially from Honolulu » — she was really a knockout.
Nicest party of the month was the gay Debbie Reynolds-Eddie Fisher en-3 gagement party given by Eddie Cantor for his protege Eddie. Over four hundred delighted well-wishers turned out to congratulate the happy pair and admire Debbie’s 7 carat ring from Eddie. Included in the throng were much-inlove Pier Angeli and her Vic Damone.
Among the many to congratulate Debbie and Eddie were Pier and Vic
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