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“Hm, it wasn’t that funny,” thinks Spencer Tracy, But Bet9y Drake and Cary Grant aren’t joking in the way they look at each other, at a party
Look carefully — that young fellow behind Carol Lee Ladd (Sue’s daughter by a previous marriage) is Carol’s fiance, Jim Brown
Up to Date: Dan Dailey has returned again from the Menninger Clinic and this time his friends think and hope he’s back in Hollywood “for good.” Everyone welcomed Dan, especially 20th Century-Fox (who put him back on salary six weeks before he was scheduled to start “The Dizzy Dean Story”) and Virginia Grey who was his first date upon his return . . . Dispositions should improve in the Louis Jourdan family, now that the stork is expected. Louis and Quique (pronounced Keek), who were inclined to be antagonistic in the past, are now happy, excited people. Originally they planned to wait five years and then begin adoption proceedings . . . Probably the unfunniest funny man was Red Skelton, the day his little Richard Freeman had to submit to a double hernia operation. Now the comedian, who worships his children, has to suffer through it all over again when Valentina Maria parts with her tonsils.
Cabbages and Things: Susan Hayward, who collects evening shawls as a hobby, is now designing them for the commercial market . . . Kathryn Grayson introducing a new and not very popular fad in Hollywood. She doesn’t wear lipstick . . . It’s the same old story, Gene Nelson, who struggled so long for a foot of film, is now being so overworked he looks completely
The Gene Nelsons (he’s working overtime these days) at recent Friars Club dinner
CAL YORK’S GOSSIP OF HOLLYWOOD
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