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In New York: Judy Holliday, Jose Ferrer, Gloria Swanson, Celeste Holm, just before news came over wire that Judy, Jose had won top acting Oscars for 1950
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the way he looked many pictures ago . . . That country gentleman, Fred Astaire, buying dungarees in Sears Roebuck for that new ranch he bought in the San Fernando Valley . . . Jeff Chandler ordering an Ann Sheridan sandwich at a drive-in, while the lady with him tells the waitress to “load it” with ham. The lady with him? Ann Sheridan!
Oscar Night in Manhattan: Cal almost wished he was three thousand miles away from the Twenty-third Academy Award presentation. For it was 3,000 miles away that the real drama of the awards was taking place. In New York, a combined birthday celebration (two days late) for Gloria Swanson and an
Academy Award party was being given by Jose Ferrer. Most of the nominees who were not in Hollywood were there: Celeste Holm, George Cukor, Sam Jaffee, Thelma Ritter, Jose, Judy Holliday and Gloria Swanson. Hysteria broke out when it was announced that Jose had won the Best Actor Award. Then a hush filled the room as they heard Broderick Crawford, over a special wire, announce the name of the winning actress, Judy Holliday. Before the last syllable was uttered Gloria had her arm around a tearful Judy congratulating her. Gloria — always a grand trouper — took her defeat philosophically. “It’s all right,” she told friends. “I’ve won so many things. I think if I’d gotten the Oscar I’d have to die. And now that I didn’t get it, I don’t have to die. I’ll start working tomorrow for next year.” ( Continued on page 21)
In Hollywood: Best supporting honors went to George Sanders, veteran stage tress Josephine Hull. Helen Hayes accepted Oscar for absent winner, Jose Ferrer
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