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I took my granddaughter Joan (above) to the Mason City, Iowa, premiere of “The Music Man,” a family picture that shows the best — not the worst — of America. It was the nicest trip I’ve ever made in behalf of a picture. While we were there 125,000 people crowded into the small town (population: 30,000). Every citizen pitched in to help house and feed and make their guests welcome. We had a ball.
Pat Boone’s fans will be worried when they learn that he and a minister pal of his, Bob Harp, have started building their own airplane. They expect it’ll be two years or more before it’s finished. They’ll have regular inspections on their work, and when it’s completed, they’ll learn to fly. In the mean
time, Pat’s also improved his screen technique. When he first came here he wouldn’t kiss leading ladies, but he took care of that in his last picture and confided to me that he enjoyed it. What guy wouldn’t kiss Nancy Kwan and Mai Zetterling?
Hayley Mills is here doing another picture with Walt Disney. She used to adore going to school but now she’s fed up with it and says it’s a bore. But if she remains here, she’ll have to stick with it until she’s eighteen — or the State truant officer will be after her.
Starmaker Joe Pasternak spotted a lovely young girl in the M-G-M commissary and introduced himself. Turned out she was Mario Lanza’s thirteenyear-old daughter Colleen. Joe arranged for a test and is trying to get her a contract. He says she sings beautifully. He may have another Deanna Durbin on his hands.
Doris Day wisely withdrew from “The Unsinkable Molly Brown,” when she realized it’s a very physical comedy. You have to be an acrobat to get through it. But then, she never has to work again after the loot she got from “Touch of Mink.”
Jack Warner had a packed luncheon room at the studio when he welcomed Bette Davis and Joan Crawford back to the studio. The two girls fought it out for first place in “Whatever Happened To Baby Jane?” in which they co-star. It was quite a gathering because two more gutsy dames never lived. It’s interesting, too, that these two talented actresses had their biographies published recently.