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THAT’S HOLLYWOOD FOR VO l
BY SIDNEY SKOLSKY
Some women are easy to forget, but Simone’s not one of them.
Whoever Kim really is, I like her.
wonder who Kim Novak thinks she is. She is different people at different times, but I admit I like most of the Kim Novaks I’ve met. . . . Marilyn Monroe, more than any train, plane or boat, makes news when she is on time. “They tell me I was born late,” admitted MM. . . . When I mention the Schell clan, I’m betting my money on Maximilian instead of the better-known Maria. . , . Time was when Frank Sinatra was singing in a New Jersey roadhouse, wondering if he’d ever become the singer with a name band. . . . Never believed I’d see the day when two songs would be yanked out of a Pat Boone movie (“Journey to the Center of the Earth”) to make room for his acting. ... It didn’t happen so long ago that you shouldn’t remember the answers. Here goes: Charlton Heston and Simone Signoret won Oscars for the best performances by an actor and actress. Who won the Oscars for the best performances by a supporting actor and actress? . . .
I think “The Unforgiven” is a beautiful, uneven, long movie which I’d have thought as beautiful and more entertaining if it hadn’t been so long and uneven. . . . John Saxon is about to come on strong and prove he can act. . . . But with Gardner McKay, I can still see the acting lessons. . . . Starlet Googie Schwab told why she had broken her engagement to her wealthy fiance: “I saw him in a bathing suit and he looked so different without his wallet.”
Hugh O’Brian can’t go with as many girls as he’s itemed with. . . . I’ll always remember Ava Gardner in “The Barefoot Contessa” as the most beautiful face I’ve ever seen in Technicolor. . . . There’s never been a white bathing suit like the one Elizabeth Taylor wore in “Suddenly, Last Summer.” . . . Time was when Tony Randall was intent upon becoming a professional weight-lifter. . . . Barbara Nichols defines a wolf as a man of single purpose and double talk.
I never watch Sophia ( Continued )
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