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Mr. and Mrs. at Mocambo: Bob Hutton and wife in a hand-holding act
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. . . You can expect to see Felix Jackson’s engagement ring on Deanna Durbin’s finger — but any minute!
Ken Murray, genial master of ceremonies and man behind the famous stage play “Blackouts” which is now a Hollywood institution, gave a backstage party at the conclusion of its second year run.
Alan Ladd and his faithful Sue were on hand. Alan looks fit again, but after the horrible workout given him by director John Farrow in “Two Years Before The Mast” (there is no love lost between these two, believe us) Alan would either have to be in trim or dead. Seems to old Cal that Alan lately has grown cagey in his answers and conversation. Someone must have crossed him up or betrayed a confidence to prompt Alan to deliver such a set of cut-and-dried answers, all given with that enigmatic half-smile that helped skyrocket him to fame. Nevertheless, he’s one of our favorite persons and we’re for him. Sue is too.
Jackie Oakie slipped up behind and almost knocked old Cal through the wings with a hearty clap on the back.
Cute Marie Wilson was running all over the place showing off the bracelet Ken Murray had given her for never missing a performance. Carole Landis done to the teeth was all excitement because her husband, Major Tom Wallace, was due in town in a few days. (This marriage keeps going despite rumors.) W. C. Fields who
kept wandering on and off the stage during the performance, to the delight of the audience, finally connected with the — er — liquid refreshments.
Donna Reed and her husband Bill Tuttle and Chester Morris and his cute wife Lily were a happy have-fun foursome.
If every star in town had the wellwishers this Ken Murray has what a world this would be.
The Things We Hear and See: It happened at Mocambo. Across the way we were eyeing the luscious Lana Turner and her escort Peter Lawford. Suddenly, in the midst of their steaks a waiter brought word Miss Turner was wanted on the telephone and oddly enough old Cal, nebby as usual, had a feeling he should pass and repass that phone.
But all we could hear was, “Yes, John. All right, John.”
Back at her table Lana and Peter brushed the food aside (know how much food costs at this place?) and rushed out with Cal (how can we be so nosey?) right behind. But instead of climbing into a taxi or car, the pair strode off down Sunset Strip with Sherlock Rathbone York right behind and on to the Trocadero. Once inside this club Lana glanced anxiously about and then made straight for a table occupied by her agent (whose name is not John), his girl friend and Hodiak whose name most cer j ( Continued on page 14)