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. . . Came home to find a beautiful bouquet of llowers from Margaret O’Brien, just because site’s a sweet, thoughtful young lady. Or maybe Margaret just wanted to share her happiness over her engagement to Roger Allen, the young advertising man she’ll marry late this year. . . . And on Sunday to church with Paramount’s President, Mr. Y. Frank Freeman and his lovely wile, Margaret. Such truly wonderful people. . . . Chatted with Mrs. Tyrone Power at Don Loper’s elegant soiree and found her a natural, outspoken young woman, much prettier than her newspaper pictures. At present Debbie Power has no plans beyond taking care of the son Ty wanted so much. However, she likes California and may just stay on.
Cal York’s Jottings:
Eva Marie Saint and Jeff Hayden
adore their new home in Mandevelle Canyon. These confirmed New Yorkers seem happy to have Westward Ho-ed permanently. . . . Joanne Dru accepted Lew Ayres’ engagement ring so expect wedding hells in the near future. . . . Stan Freberg tied the knot with his secretary, Jean Andresen.
. . . Carolyn Jones’ husband, Aaron Spelling, has written a new comedy, “I Love My Wife, But — ” just for her. . . . Curt Jergens’ fans will he able to glimpse his bride, Simone, in his movie “Ferry to Hong Kong.” Simone shows real talent, even in her small part. . . . Hugh O’Brian, who doesn't lightly toss his money around, telephoned starlet Stella Stevens almost every day from London. Stella is 20th CenturyFox’s new find and Hugh dearly loves that “new girl in town " routine. . . . Gia Seala’s lather, Pietro Scoglio, arrived in Hollywood to meet Gia’s beau, Don Burnett. They liked each other immediately. . . .
Oil Paramount’s back lot, the children of Israel were preparing their great exodus from the land of Egypt, the last time I chatted with the late Cecil B. DeMille, the pioneer director who was filming “The Ten Commandments,” and though the sun was hot, the lot dusty, the extras restless, Mr. DeMille chatted amiably. But he held firmly to the reins with which he had guided his career of 45 years of movie-making to two Oscars and the Irving Thalberg Memorial Award. . . . Colorful in dress, with riding breeches, puttees, cap on backwards, he created stars as easily as some men wish upon them. His “Ten Commandments.” which stands as a memorial to this genius of Hollywood, is showing in almost every country, applauded by people of all religions. He was one of the few7 giants who made Hollywood — and who loved it. He was only “colossal.”