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Guy Madison and a new outfit were Erlene Slater’s “consequence” on Truth and Consequences program m.c.’d by Ralph Edwards. A dream date she’s sure to remember and, below . . .
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( Continued, from page 15) and Dinah Shore’s radio partner, was vast, beautiful and even out-Hollywooded Hollywood. Cal spotted Phyllis Calvert and strolled over. “Bob Hutton tells me you’ve taught him more about acting in your picture ‘Time out of Mind’ than he ever knew before,” we told her. And Phyllis, natural and charming, had only nice things to say about Bob.
Smaller but cozier was the wedding reception of bride Mary Anita Loos (niece of writer Anita Loos) and screen-writer Richard Sale. The party room at the Bel-Air Hotel was jammed with guests. Eddie Albert beamed on his wife, Margo, who was matron of honor. Mrs. William Wyler, a wedding attendant, looked charming. Her famous director husband, whose most recent picture is “The Best Years of Our Lives,” sat in a corner taking it all in.
A cheery word with our good friend. Louella Parsons, looking so well again. Then a hail from Adrian the famous designer and his wife Janet Gaynor.
Jeanette MacDonald came over followed by her husband Gene Raymond. “I’m so happy with my picture, ‘The Birds and the Bees,’ ” she told us. “I play the mother of three daughters, you know, and if I had three of my own I would want them to be just like Jane Powell, Ann Todd and Mary Jane Donahue, my screen children.” Gene hopes to go back to New York soon for another play and Jeanette is going with him.
Binnie Barnes and Mike Frankovitch came with Mrs. Joe E. Brown. Sir Charles Mendl made the rounds of the nicest party in a long time. And to the bride and groom Cal wishes much happiness. ( Continued on page 18)
Happy, new-gowned Erlene is escorted to Franklin High School prom by Guy
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