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As / told you last month , Liz keeps her ex-husbands as friends. After she and Eddie toured Disneyland with her sons — Chris, 4, and Michael, 6 — they dated with Mike W ilding, the boys’ dad.
TV Jottings! Clint Walker’s back! The lanky guy with the rumble-seat voice has ended his long feud with Warners. But liere’s the catch. Warners are launching him in movies and a new “Cheyenne’' series. Ty Hardin continues as “Bronco" on a new show, too. No sooner does Clint get settled than Jim Arness of “Gunsmoke” splits his seams. Jim wants to make movies on the side, too. And he’s darned unhappy about it. There’s a real try to work things out between Jim and his wife ■ — which is really good news. . . . Attending a Lawrence Welk rehearsal is even more fun than the show itself. Everyone, including Mr. Welk, is so comfortably relaxed: the four Lennon Sisters drift about, their hair in pin curls; Alice Lon beams on everyone. Then Mr. Welk invites me up to dance and with a hippity hop we do the Polka trot while the boys drum and strum.
Purely Personal: Spent a quiet afternoon with Bob and Natalie at their invitation. Their Laurel Canyon house, ideal for a newly married couple, is a mixture of both Bob’s and Nat’s furniture. Bob's tables, lamps and favorite chair blend nicely with Natalie’s things, especially the huge stuffed tiger before the open fire. Their butler-cookvalet Cavendish, about whom the two kids have told me so much, had prepared a wonderful buffet. I ate too much, of course. And know what the young matron wears for a late afternoon at home? A long full-skirted black-and-white polka-dotted cotton housegown. She looked so pretty, (continued)
DICK CLARK GOES
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"Hey gang, I just saw something that's the greatest! It's a new movie called 'Gidget'. It's all about a cute teen and her fabulous Summer with the surfboarders at Malibu Beach. It's the first movie I've ever endorsed this way — and I’m sure you’ll go for 'Gidget', too!”
fidget
Co-starring
§m A DEE • CUFF ROBERTSON -JAMES DARREN
THE FOUR PREPS
MARY La ROCHE with Jo MORROW
Screenplay by GABRIELLE UPTON • Based on the novel by FREDERICK KOHNER Produced by LEWIS J. RACHMIL* Directed by PAUL WENDKOS A COLUMBIA PICTURE
Hear JIMMY DARREN sing THERE’S NO SUCH THING (as the next best thing to love)
CINEMASCOPE EASTMAN COLOR
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