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of Hollywood
year ahead in the land of stars
BY RUTH WATERBURY
Dick Kallman looks happier than Margaret O'Brien, who has career woes
America, Mike Hargitay, held tight with the other. They stop conversation everywhere.
Fishing Poles Outside
Stars in Hollywood are continually “redoing” their houses. June Allyson is the latest to be smitten with this virus, but so far not a stick of the Allyson-Powell furniture is up for sale. June is just moving stuff around in their house — “and that includes me,” says Dick Powell, her doting husband.
June has moved Dick out of his den because, of all things, she has taken a liking to Elizabethan furniture. This style is very heavy, very dark and very powerful, and why little June has an immense crush on it nobody can explain, including herself. But right now she adores it, so to make room for the Tudor chests, chairs and cupboards, Dick has had to give up his den, which was a hobby room, full of guns and fishing poles.
All year, Kim. Novak denied Frank Sinatra romance rumors. IF ill she change?
Not So Cheap Lunch
My personal nomination for the most unspoiled girl in the celebrity world is Doris Day. She went home to Cincinnati recently for the preview of her excellent new picture, “Julie,” and she didn’t forget one name. She still sends out fruit cakes, which she bakes herself, as Christmas presents to her friends. She keeps right up with her sandlot baseball playing with her son, Terry, and she’s the only star I know who’ll call you up, apropos of nothing, and say, “Hi! This is Dodo. Let’s have a cheap lunch.” Then you find out her idea of a cheap lunch is Romanoff s, where if two get out for ten dollars it’s because one of you was dieting.
Beloved Music Man
If everybody in the film colony went to all the parties that are given, there would never be one inch of pictures made. But when an affair like the testimonial dinner for David Rose comes along, it’s so heartwarming there is no resisting it.
Certainly you know David Rose, composer of “Holiday for Strings” and many another lovely tune. But the Dave Rose Hollywood loves is the all-around fine musician and flawless friend. Thus, the whole town came out for his party, with Howard Keel singing for Dave, Red ( Continued on page 68)
Debra Paget’s new jew elencrusted car begins her year of more glamour, bigger roles
Back from picture -making, a new Errol Flynn hugs his daughter while wife waits her turn
Lita’s Yule present to Rory : the baby both longed for
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