Photoplay (Jan-Jun 1961)

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inside stuff continued Overheard By The Hidden Mike that is, when I was a little shaver.". . . Fabian made quite a spectacle of himself by pouting throughout the entire party. "Everybody here," he complained, "has got two names but me." Barbara Luna, slinking by with Doug McClure, proudly announced Doug is to star in a new film, "The Yanks Are Coming," which will be dedicated to the United States Dental Corps. Smile, Doug. . . . Dion whispered the news that Elvis Presley has decided to re-enlist for another hitch. When asked why, Elvis explained, "My daddy always told me, 'Learn a trade, Son! Learn a trade.' Anyway, Colonel Parker made it. Maybe I could, too.". . . George Maharis and Marty Milner arrived very late. They explained that the only road they knew was Route 66, but it didn't happen to pass the house. ... Sir Laurence Olivier announced to his date, Connie Francis, that he'd just spent a year studying voice and diction under the expert tutelage of Steve McQueen. Sir Laurence demonstrated: "Ooookeeey, lits goooo." The next thing we heard tickled us silly. It's the new name game sweeping Hollywood — not that the Sanitation Dept, isn't doing a good job. Here's how the game goes. Try it. Figure out what a lady's name would sound like if she married a certain fellow. Here are a few we caught off the tape. If June Allyson married Richard Boone, her name would be June Boone. If Rhonda Fleming got with Henry Fonda, she'd be Rhonda Fonda. Or Doris Day with Chester Morris would become Doris Morris. What about Dodie Stevens and Steve Brodie? Dodie Brodie? Our favorite was Audrey Hepburn with Gene Autry. Can you see the wedding announcement? Mrs. Audrey Autry! Silly Billy. Janet Leigh was bragging about Tony's new-found politeness. Said she, "It isn't really politeness. I'd call it Curtis-y." "Nonsense," bounced Tony, "my real name is Bernie Schwartz." . . . Gary Cooper came to the party right off the jet from New York. He brought along his pilot, who was thrilled at the whole idea. "It sure was swell having Gary on my plane," the pilot said. "It's the first time I ever flew the Coop." . . . Milton Berle broke up the party by leaving in a huff, which he drives himself, by the way. He complained, "I’ve been asked to perform. What an insult! I don’t perform — I bowl!" At about this time, the tape seemed to stick on the repeated words, "Ap rilf ool. Ap rilf ool." Put 'em all together, they don't spell a real p-a-r-t-y at all. "April Fool!" ‘ The door prize is a weekend at Conway Twitty?” “They went thataway!” “Boy, they really dig that cheese dip!” 42