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Guys and Dolls: Although there wasn’t a romance between Barbara Stanwyck and Ralph Meeker, he called her first when the New York Theatre Guild signed him for an important play. Incidentally, Barbara is working harder than ever before in her career. After finishing the story of the Titanic sinking, she is scheduled to do two more pictures in quick succession and nary a moment for rest . . . The ohso-beautiful Lana Turner and Lex Barker are now dating openly. However, local skeptics are of the opinion that they aren’t serious, not Miss T. anyway. She has confided to intimates that she tried harder than ever before to make her marriage stick with Bob Topping. She doesn’t want to lead with her vulnerable heart aU over again . . . Fernando Lamas and Arlene Dahl are doing a picture together; bets are even they’ll end up as Mr. and Mrs. . . .
When Zsa Zsa Gabor was in England there were rumors she’d lost her heart to a titled Londoner. But Zsa Zsa’s telling everyone now she loves only her husband, George Sanders.
Undressing Rooms: Doris Day is taking her slow sweet time deciding whether she’ll remain with Warner Brothers. With final option time practically around the corner, the anxious studio is proffering tempting goodies, current one being an elegant new dressing room complete with ceramic doves cooing on the roof! . . . Marilyn Monroe now has the number one dressing room on her lot and while the local ladies of the contract ensemble are holding their tongues, what goes on in those pretty heads is something else again! Jeanne Crain for one, Waited years before she finally rated a place in the star dressing-room building.
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Take off his glasses for the photographer? Not Bogey! That’s for the glamour gals. Humphre/ s latest is “Battle Circus”
Dan Dailey, here with lovely socialite Nancy Smith, is as puzzled as ex-wife Liz over reconciliation rumors, says. “ITe hardly see each other”
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Arlene Dahl and Fernando Lamas may or may not waltz down the aisle together — hut they make an attractive pair on the dance floor at Giro’s