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a cup of coffee. He’d never done that before, so the Colonel knew something was up. After he downed the coffee, he walked outside and there stood a beautiful Lincoln Continental, and Presley handed the colonel the keys. Here’s the real surprise though — it was Elvis’ birthday!
Well, if they haven’t got Dr. Freud playing opposite The Girl Next Door. And I do mean Monty Clift and Doris Day. I’ll bet they’ll have fun between takes comparing complexes. The picture’s called “The Perfect Set-Up.” I’d say it certainly was.
The Efrem Zimbalists don’t give up easily. After their separation they tried going steady for a while. But it was the same old story. The girl who kept him company for a while was starlet Peggy McKay.
I hated to see Ann-Margret become a blonde for a role in “State Fair,” but I hear she gave a brilliant performance. When the picture’s released she goes back to her natural color. Her New York beau, Burt Sugarman, came out to visit her and even had his Jaguar car flown all the way from the big city. And while here, twenty-two-year-old Burt’s keeping his eye on a chain of restaurants his pa owns.
Tony Curtis explains those persistent rumors about his marital difficulties are due to his dislike for flying. Janet takes
a plane while he takes a train and she gets there afore him. Psychiatry didn’t help Tony’s phobia about planes, although he served on a submarine during the war. (That’s the last time his personality was submerged! )
Tony Quinn is suing Yul Brynner for a million bucks. He claims Yul stole a story from him. If he collects, Quinn will use the money to build a retreat for actors, artists and writers on 400 acres on the Isle of Rhodes. The real estate was a gift from the King and Queen of Greece. And if Yul has to pay off, he’ll probably be the first one to seek refuge there.
Princess Yasmin, Rita Hayworth’s twelve-year-old girl, is quite a charmer. She wins friends wherever she goes. In Paris, recently, she went the glamour route — new hairdo, dress showings, etc. Her chaperone was Bettina, the gal Ali Khan would have married if he’d lived. Bettina, Yasmin and chum (above) all had a ball in the City of Lights. (Continued on page 18)
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