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Highlights from Hymie Fink’s camera of Patti and Jerry Lewis’s seventh anniversary. Top, Tony Curtis, Janet Leigh, Mona Freeman wait for Jerry to appear with Patti, for whom Jerry planned party as a surprise. Patti was so excited when she saw the gang, she began to cry! Upper right, Mona proves she’s as big a mugger as Jeyry! Above, Janet, Mona's husband Pat Nerney, Mona, Patti and Mrs. Howard Ross
( Continued frovi page 20) of her career in “The Story of Will Rogers.” Period costumes prohibit that brace Janie must wear to support her floating kidney.
Between Takes: They’re getting a I) kick out of playing themselves with : Katharine Hepburn and Spencer Tracy in “Pat and Mike,” but you should hear golf pros Beverly Hanson and Babe Didrikson groan over those early morning calls in the make-up department . . . Everyone at U-I is hysterical over Shelley Winters’ experiences in Italy’s railroad stations. In answer to her “Me Hollywood movie star — me want ticket,” the bewildered Italians threw up their hands, exclaiming: “Wonder why she doesn’t speak English!” . . . Remember that super-sexy pin-up picture Photoplay ran of Marilyn Monroe last year? G.I.’s still are tearing it out of the magazine to > send to Marilyn to be autographed.
Party Line: Just a hop and a skip from the heart of Hollywood and Cal was
INSIDE STUFF
transported into a world of art, music, good food and fine friends. Honoring the Frank Sinatras, in their studio apartment, were artist Paul Clemens and his beautiful sculptress wife, Ruthie. Beautiful cook is that one, too, so Ava spent half the evening writing down recipes. Mona Freeman and her Pat were there, also the Mark Stevenses. The Sinatras sat together and held hands affectionately all evening. Cal finds it difficult to visualize Frank as antagonistic as reported. Unassuming, humorous and lavish in his praise over Buster Keaton’s work on his TV show, Frank filled the room with warmth and friendship.
This Month in Hollywood: Lana Turner, Alexis Smith and Nanette Fabray (Fred Astaire’s new dancing partner) held an alumnae luncheon. All three glamour gals went to Hollywood High . . . Every
studio, including Warners, tried to sign Tod Andrews, who so successfully succeeded Henry Fonda in his role of “Mr. Roberts.” Tod’s talents were once wasted at Warner Bros, when he answered to the name of Michael Ames . . . Like Greer Garson, Tony Martin raided his piggy bank and invested his beautifully-sungfor pennies in seventy-five head of Hereford cattle . . . Maureen O’Hara, who knows her publicity, is staging a onewoman campaign to promote the movie careers of her handsome brothers . . . During Hollywood’s recent destructive deluge, brunette Elizabeth Taylor and blond Tab Hunter were stuck in the mud for five hours but Tab (he plays opposite Linda Darnell in “Saturday’s Island”) says, “It seemed like five minutes!”
Cal Wonders: Why certain Hollywood stars who hope to win an Academy Award bother to hire personal press agents to remind voters how great their performances were. This year it happened again but, instead of helping, it ( Continued on page 24)