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Sharing spotlight at Mocambo with Vic Damone is M-G-M find, Gianna Canale
other studio has offered to pay her what she’s worth but Twentieth, anxious to get her special kind of glamour, got her name on a contract.
Behind the Camera: Cal arrived on the “Rich, Young and Pretty” set, just as Jane Powell and Vic Damone were about to do a love scene. The bell rang, the cameras rolled, Vic poured forth his passionate plea. Suddenly a strange expression came into Janie’s eyes, she put her hand up to her head and tried her best to smile. When she started to swoon, naturally we thought it was all part of the plot, until the make-up man dashed in. He caught the future little mama up in his arms just as everything went black. No more pictures for Janie until after the baby has arrived, says her studio.
It Seems to Cal That: Franchot Tone doesn’t deserve the notoriety provoked by ex-wife Jean Wallace, whose current caper was suing (she lost) to gain custody of their two sons. When he married the former Paramount stock actress, not only did Franchot buy his bride a well-staffed home in Holmby Hills, he invited her mother, brother and little sister to live with them, too. Later he became little sister’s legal guardian and raised her as his own daughter. There are always two sides but somehow in return for his kindness to Jean and her family, Franchot does seem deserving of a better break.
Stitch in Time: Maybe there’s method in Warners’ madness in taking Gordon MacRae’s suggestion and signing Lucille Norman to a long term deal. If their number one songbird, Doris Day, decides to quit pictures (as some say she may) radiant radio singer Lucille would be a logical lady to fill Dodo’s famous boots. In her screen test Lucille photographed like two million bucks, but in the acting department she’s no Bette Davis. But then, neither was Bette when she first started!
New Twos: Joan Evans and Robert Patten looking heavenly happy at Harry Lewis’s “Hamburger Hamlet” on the Sunset Strip . . . Ann Blyth and Scott Brady going to church on Sunday and out to dinner on Monday . . . Robert Sterling carrying Nancy Sinatra’s books home from school. She’s taking a course in music appreciation, which is a bit ironical, to say the least!
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