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Above: Rod Taylor beamed and his beautiful bride, Mary Hilem, blushed to beat the band, when I toasted them at their wedding. It was one of the nicest ones I’ve ever been to. Rod has long been a special favorite of mine — and I’m delighted he’s found the right girl. He’s been hunting her for a long, long time!
Connie Stevens, who’s gone from one fellow to another like the man on the flying trapeze, has landed smack dab back with Glenn Ford again. Oh, well, some girls just never do learn, do they? And just where does this leave Rhonda Fleming? If Glenn’s romantic antics have me this confused, you can imagine how all the glamour gals feel!
If Jayne Mansfield wanted to close the Hollywood gates on her film career, she couldn’t have chosen a better way to do it than by posing for those nude
pictures in a national mag and making a picture abroad where she appears in the altogether. By now, everybody has seen what she’s got. It’s not beautiful or funny any more. Just vulgar. I like Jayne, I always have — but in my business, I simply have to call a spade a spade!
Frances Dee (Mrs. Joel McCrea) is the envy of all us mothers. Her son Jody invited her on a trip around the world with him, and she’s agoin’. Papa Joel will stay here to run the ranch with his non-acting sons.
Judy Garland’s dressing room door at CBS isn’t decorated with her name. A plaque reads “The Legend.” Mickey Rooney proved again he’s the most talented guy in town at Judy’s 40th birthday party. Cecil Beaton, here to do designs for “My Fair Lady,” had never seen the Mick perform. Said Cecil, “I seldom use the word ‘genius’ but there’s no other that fits Rooney. His improvisation is spontaneous, brilliant, erudite. He’s great and in the Charlie Chaplin class.”
I did a double take when I saw Pat Nerney, Jane Powell’s ex, with June Allyson at Tom May’s birthday party. Pat said to me, “You think I’m a heel don’t you?” I’ve known and loved Pat since he was little, so I replied, “Well, don’t you?”
Cliff Robertson bought a house in La Jolla which led to speculation that he planned taking a bride. He says no, that he’ll rent the main house and keep the guest house for weekends. Cliff, who has many relatives in California, says that by buying the house, he’s simply “putting my roots back here in California where they started.” This Californian says, Welcome Back! ( Continued on page 30)
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