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BY SIDNEY SKOLSKY
“Having wonderful time getting to know each other,” says Sidney of Audrey, Mel
THAT’S HOLLYWOOD FOR "YOU
I kinda lost faith in Rock Hudson. Putting it on the record that he wouldn’t marry until thirty, the Rock didn’t have the staying power of just another week. . . . The more Grace Kelly goes Hollywood the more I like her. . . . Dean Martin’s torch is showing in his singing. ... Jeff Chandler told me: “Sometimes you can tell by looking at a girl what kind of a past she is going to have.” . . . Half of Hollywood is trying to find out how the other half gets away with it. . . . Just in case you are ever on The $ 64,000 Question TV show and your subject is The Movies, don’t forget that Rita Hayworth is the most celebrated alumna of P.S. 69, Jackson Heights. . . . I’m delighted that Shelley Winters is such a hit on Broadway in “A Hatful of Rain.” Glad for Shelley personally, and pleased that the New York drama critics admit a movie actress can act. Success hasn’t changed Shelley a trifle. In a note she says: “Whatever I wear, you can tell I’m from Brooklyn.”
Had a long chat with Audrey Hepburn and Mel Ferrer during their short visit to town on business. To sum up Audrey’s “Hollywood Hotel,” I’d say that Audrey doesn’t completely understand Mel yet and vice versa. However, even though they look thinner than ever, they’re both having a wonderful time getting to know each other. . . . Why do freckles look sexy on most actresses? I’m asking; you answer! . . . Jane Russell, told again by an interviewer that
a Paris stylist dictated a flat-chested look, teed off with: “What am I supposed to do — lie down under a steamroller every morning?” . . . The new trend in the movies and also on TV is adult westerns. Everyone is out to do an adult western. Some producer could make a fortune by doing a switcheroo and returning the western to the kiddies.
I don’t buy those girl singers who mistake shouting and swinging for talent. . . . Will Success Spoil Jean Simmons? Believe me, I know the answer when I reply: “Definitely no!” . . . Someone is giving Kim Novak awfully good advice — and it could be Kim Novak. . . . Tom Jenk’s analysis of George Gobel’s success : “He doesn’t look like someone appearing on TV. He looks like someone watching it.” . . . Definition of cleavage: It’s the spot of a woman’s anatomy that’s just about to show when the Johnston Office yells!
I’m a hot Sinatra fan but it’s going to take Frankie — who’s starring in
It’s that average-guy look that makes George Gobel a TV success
“Johnny Concho”— at his bestest to convince me he’s a cowboy. And I might add that I’ve seen some odd cowboys. . . . Mentioning Sinatra reminds me of one of his dolls. Celeste
Paris stylists would have to take drastic steps to flatten our Jane!
Holm, in “The Tender Trap.” Celeste in an interview concerning American men said: “They don’t graduate from their mothers enough.” . . . Anne Francis is ready to make it big if her studio gives her the right role in an important picture. . . . It’s now expected that any non-singer can sing in a movie. The novelty value is gone, real gone. . . .
Doris Day flashes a cute smile immediately after she says hello to you. . . .
I don’t dig Harry Belafonte. I expect hundreds of letters shouting at me and
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