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and I don’t even know how to play baseball."
Pals separated them before it went further.
The Mamie Van Doren-Bo Belinsky engagement could strike out. Why? Because Bo wasn't striking out, losing seven ball games for the Los Angeles Angels by the middle of May. So they told Bo he better pack his bags for the minor leagues. Mamie (as any reporter worth his salt knows) is strictly major league material.
Is it possible that Kim Novak is planning to turn in her card to the Bachelor Girls of America? The lavendar kid is wearing a diamond engagement ring. The man who ringed her is Roderick Mann, a London columnist. They say it'll be a summer wedding. They may say it, but I don't bet on it.
Is Troy Donahue just dreaming? Pal's say it’s over between him and Suzanne Pleshette, but Troy claims it's still on. Suzanne refuses to say yes or no.
Wait until you see Doris Day in "Move Over, Darling.” This was the last film Marilyn Monroe worked on prior to her tragic death. It was titled "Something's Got to Give," but Doris refused to have anything to do with the project if the studio didn't change the title. Doris doesn't do a nude scene (like La Monroe did), but she is going to have a semi-nude scene. She'll be seen wearing fig leaves to cover up enough to get by the censors. Oh, Doris, how you've changed!
Sandra Dee wants Bobby D. back. So you can look for him to head back home. Bobby still wears the wedding band Sandy placed on his finger. Bobby's pals say that if Sandy would promise to give up some bad habits, he would come home in a minute. Sandy's pals say that if Bobby would promise to control his bad habits, everything would be A-Okay. Maybe there's hope yet.
Only member of the "77 Sunset Strip” detective staff remaining around for next
Peter O’Toole has a talented family. Daughter Kate’s a charmer; actress wife Sian Philipps is scheduled opposite Richard Burton after new baby is born.