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Bob Wagner calls her “ Cleopatra ” since they told Natalie W ood she teas too young.
Flattered? I was knocked edgeways. . . . “I’ve never felt such love as 1 have since I returned to Hollywood.” she confided. “I feel it everywhere and I’m so grateful.” Rumor had her husband Tony Bartley coming to Hollywood to effect a reconciliation. Of this Deborah said not a word. Rut she had seen her two little children before leaving England. “They are quite efficient, you know. And adjusted to their environment,” added the fair-minded Deborah, “they’ll get along very well.”
The Weeping Deb: When Tab Hunter arrived to take Tuesday Weld to the Deb Ball, he found her in tears. “I can’t go in this,” she wept. “I just can’t.”
Late that afternoon, the dress Tuesday and her mother had planned so carefully had arrived from the dress naker’s
— ruined. The only alternative for Tuesday, chosen as one of the thirteen most promising starlets of the year, was the short white Chinese sheath, a $14.95 number, that had hung in the closet unworn. . . . “You look wonderful,” Tab assured her. “you'll be the prettiest girl there." And with Tab’s encouragement, Tuesday, plain, simple and unadorned. in the only short frock among the long bouffant gowns, looked exactly as Tab predicted — just wonderful.
Sal Mineo has a realtor scouting him a home in Hollywood and that has the town wondering what Sabs mother thinks about her son going it alone. If he does, that is. . . . Audie Murphy built a landing strip on his 850-acre ranch out in the Valley, but Mrs. Murphy, a former airline hostess,
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refuses to have any part of his flying hobby. ( Continued )
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