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Friends keep predicting a wedding for Efrem Zimbalist, Jr., and the lovely widow Gable. But / say wait and see.
European jaunt this summer, and Marilyn Maxwell is packing her bags, too!
When Grace Kelly and her Prince flew to this country in April, she turned down all invites to come to Hollywood.
Alfred Hitchcock is still trying to persuade her to reconsider doing "Marne." He's even offered to make the film in Monaco. Grace would like to do it; it's the Prince who's against it.
Last time I saw Shirley MacLaine, we were both shopping at Seibu. She told me she was off to Japan and husband Steve Parker for a visit of several months.
Dickie-Boy Burton finally talked his Sybil into going ahead with the divorce so he can marry Liz Taylor. The estranged Mrs. Burton goes to Mexico to obtain it. The property settlement makes her a millionaire. Liz wants Eddie Fisher to file in Mexico, too. That way, Dickie and Liz would be free to marry immediately.
Guess Bo Belinsky is really hooked. He and Mamie Van Doren are looking for a ring, tho they’ve set no definite date.
Oddly enough, it was Mamie's ex, Ray Anthony, who introduced her to Bo. Ray has always been a great baseball fan, and eight months ago told Bo: "I know someone you'd really like. You both have the same personality." So Ray arranged for the pitcher and the actress to go out on a blind date.
If anyone cares, and not too many do, Jayne Mansfield has flipped for another Italian. He's Nelson Sardelli, a singer she met while appearing in a Biloxi, Miss., nitery.
If you thought it was funny watching the Twist, you should see the young set dancing the Flamenco, the latest craze to catch on
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