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star tips on tipping to ermine-trimmed Christmas trees!
The hub of Hollywood but not because of the celebrities who go there
Sidney Skolsky with his friend, Jimmy Cagney, picking up some valuable tips
the wire,” walked to the front, looked across at the rival store, returned and said, “Yes, it’s still open. If you hurry you’ll make it.”
“Thank you,” said the party at the other end.
“That’s okay,’I * * 4 replied Leon. “It’s just part of the Schwabadero service.”
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I never hear the name Tyrone Power without wondering what would have happened if Darryl Zanuck hadn’t imported Annabella to play a role in a picture . . . You can have your Lana Turner, Betty Grable and Dorothy Lamour (and how you wish you could) but if I had my choice for a date tonight I’d take Judy Garland . . . There are only two shows on Broadway that I give a tinker’s dam about seeing and they are “Oklahoma” and
“The Voice Of The Turtle.” The song, “The Surrey With The Fringe
On Top,” I don’t hesitate to predict will become an American classic. I read “The Voice Of The Turtle” and still get a chuckle from this bit of dialogue between Margaret Sullavan
and Audrey Christie. They have
both seen a musical comedy the night before and Miss Sullavan asks Miss Christie what she thinks of it. Miss C. replies, “I thought it stank.” Miss S. asks, “Oh, why?” Miss C. says, “I don’t know why I thought it did. If I tell you that a piece of fish stinks, you don’t ask why, do you?”
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There is no actor on the screen, or for that matter on the radio, who can sing like Bing Crosby — and if that be treason, you Sinatra booby socks can make the most of it . . . I am always a little amazed when I read that Marlene Dietrich is romancing with Jean Gabin, for I know that Miss Dietrich is a married woman. And the amazement is no less when I read that I have written it myself. But there never have been any objections, not even from husband Rudolph Seiber . . . No matter how well I get to know Paulette Goddard, I feel that I want to know her better, despite the fact that she once decorated her Christmas tree with ermine tips. And that’s Hollywood for you!
The End
"The Sroaner," otherwise known as Bing Crosby, gets an honest rating