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INSIDE STUFF
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Cal bets she will, too.
Oscar Night in Hollywood: A crowd of 2,000 fans watching the stars enter the Pantages Theatre. Lex Barker, hardly recognizable, arriving in full dress — a departure from his screen costume of leopardskin . . . Fred Astaire dancing backstage to the strains of Bob Merrill’s “Mona Lisa” . . . Josephine Hull’s wonderful speech directed to a 6'4" rabbit and Miss Hull’s award coming just a few days before her fiftieth anniversary in show business . . . Grandma Marlene Dietrich almost stealing the show in a sheath skirt slit to one knee . . . Stanley Donen handholding with Liz Taylor . . . Nominee Jeff Chandler and the missus back together for this occasion . . . Jerry Lewis’s pantomiming during Dean Martin’s song, breaking up the theater audience, puzzling the radio listeners . . . Jewels, furs, happiness, heartbi’eak — all part of a glittering evening.
Just Between Us: While Janet Leigh did work long and hard on those ballet numbers for “Two Tickets to Broadway,” in the long shots her strenuous routines will be executed by Patricia Denise, the lovely ballerina who is famous on two continents . . . Insiders are of the opinion that illness was not the reason why Ann Blyth was rushed to London to replace Constance Smith in Tyrone Power’s “House on the Square.” The lovely Constance, so they say, proved to be wrong for the part . . . Under one condition did director Joseph Mankiewicz replace Anne Baxter (who is stalking the stork) in “Doctor Praetorius,” with Jeanne Crain. She had to agree to cut her long hair, to forfeit familiar mannerisms and concentrate on creating a new personality. To work for that guy named Joe, Missy Crain would have been happy to wear a clothespin on her nose!
Set Stuff: “What’s the matter, didn’t you like my last picture?” It was Dana Andrews parked right next to Cal in a Sunset Strip drive-in. It was one of those days and, not expecting to meet a movie star, we had actually looked right through him! “Why don’t you come out to the ‘Frogmen’ location,” invited the
Director Mankiewicz had Jeanne Crain cut hair for “Dr. Praetorius Story”
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