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IN Italy, in the very old town of San Gimignano, where, hundreds of years ago, Dante preached to the people, stands an ancient church. Friends of mine visiting here last autumn were astonished to see a young man of the fifteenth century kneeling, in religious abandonment, at the foot of the altar.
It was Tyrone Power. He had stolen away from the “Prince of Foxes” company, on location at San Gimignano, to make his devotions. For Tyrone is an ardent, practising Catholic. When he married the divorced Annabella, he was somewhat estranged from his Church for a time. But he does not mean this to happen again. All of which explains why he didn’t mgrry Linda Christian in Rome this summer, as they planned. The Archbishop of Los Angeles recommended to the Vatican that Tyrone Power and Linda not be permitted to marry in the Church until Tyrone is legally free. His divorce from Annabella is not final until January, so at the eleventh hour, the marriage was postponed.
It amazes me to see how quietly firm Tyrone can be when something is deeply important to him. The announcement of his wedding had been made. Linda had her beautiful wedding dress from Fontana. Tyrone’s clothes had come from his tailor. Gene Markey, in Rome to serve as best man, had his wedding finery. The Countess DiFrasso’s beautiful house had been rented. We all had been invited to a wedding breakfast. And we went to a wedding breakfast too — even though no wedding preceded it.
That breakfast was something to behold. Countess DiFrasso’s house in Rome is rarely lovely. The furnishings are in the most perfect taste. The gardens offer a variety of flowers. The silver, crystal and linen bear the DiFrasso crest. ( Continued on page 88)
Linda Christian hoped to get the role that Wanda Hendrix plays with Ty in “Prince of Foxes”
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Europe has a name him — Tyronie Povoro
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