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2. Betty Grable 5. Alan Ladd
7. Gregory Peck
8. Rita Hayworth
9. Esther Williams 11. Elizabeth Taylor
14. Cornel Wilde
15. Frank Sinatra
18. Rory Calhoun
19. Peter Lawford
21. Bob Mitchum
22. Burt Lancaster
23. Bing Crosby
24. Shirley Temple
25. Dale Evans
26. June Haver
27. June Allyson
29. Ronald Reagan
30. Dana Andrews
31. Glenn Ford
33. Gene Autry
34. Roy Rogers
35. Sunset Carson
36. Monte Hale
46. Kathryn Grayson 48. Gene Kelly
50. Diana Lynn
51. Doris Day
52. Montgomery Clift
53. Richard Widmark
54. Mona Freeman
55. Wanda Hendrix
56. Perry Como
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63. Barbara Lawrence
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66. Gordon MacRae
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74. John Wayne
75. Yvonne de Carlo
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141. Marilyn Monroe
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146. Aldo Ray
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148. Robert Wagner
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156. Oskar Werner
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158. Michael Moore
159. Gene Barry
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161. Lori Nelson
162. Ursula Thiess
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164. Hildegarde Neff
165. Dawn Addams
166. Zsa Zsa Gabor
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169. Helene Stanley
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171. Joan Rice
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173. Dean Miller
174. Rita Gam
175. Charlton Heston
176. Steve Cochran
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Ruth Manheimer chats with Jeff Chandler
Hollywood and then slips right out again.
The Hollywood Scene: Terry Moore arriving at a dinner party in a plunging neckline and carrying school books! She had to attend her night class for Language Appreciation first!
. . . It’s all been very hush-hush, but Judy Garland was so unhappy over her costumes in “A Star Is Born” famous Jean Louis at Columbia (who made that transparent number for Dietrich!) was allowed to take over . . . How ironical can fate be! Stewart “Beau Brummell” Granger finally got back to Jean Simmons from Europe — with his face covered with fever blisters! . . . And Bob Hope who fell asleep under a sun lamp, took one look at his flaming kisser and cracked: “This is the color Crosby turns when he tries to put on his shoes!”
Blonde Blitz: Battle fatigue is nothing compared to the minor revolution caused by Marilyn Monroe’s visit to Korea. Her skin-tight, low-cut, purple satin gown that caused all the commotion is for business purposes only. Joe Di Maggio doesn’t like it, so his dutiful wife promised never to wear it when she’s at home baking a cake! Although the GI’s had Marilyn’s calendar picture pasted all over their barracks, they were conspicuously missing when she* paid them an official visit. When Marilyn announced over the loud-speaker that she couldn’t sing because of a “chest” cold — Korea almost collapsed!
Star-Studded Evening: The Gold Medal Awards Banquet was the final fling in a round of wonderful evenings at which Mr. Irving Manheimer, publisher of Photoplay, and his gracious wife, Ruth, put in an appearance. Among those hosting were the Lex Barkers, the Tyrone Powers and the Stewart Grangers.