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Gallant gesture: Glenn Ford and Eleanor Powell oblige with autographs during San Diego premiere of “Gallant Journey”
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Field day: Glenn Ford with James Montgomery, brother of the first man to fly, whom Glenn portrays in “Gallant Journey”
( Continued from page 20) Twist,” “Sergeant York,” “My Bill,” “Heaven Can Wait” and “Sweet and Lowdown.” He hasn’t decided what he’ll do — whether he’ll return to pictures, follow journalism or go to school, but he’s thankful that whatever he does he can do it on his two feet.
Bob Hope Comes Home: His children couldn’t believe it. Every once in a while they’d tiptoe to the bedroom door and look in at Bob Hope ensconced in bed. “Is daddy really at home and in bed?” they’d ask Mrs. Hope who could hardly believe it herself.
“It’s the longest I’ve been home in eight years,” Bob said, “and it took a sore throat to do it.” Ordered to bed over the weekend, Bob forgot his be
loved weekend of golfing and gadding about in order to be well enough to complete his picture on schedule. Even during location shooting at Monterey, he’d manage nine holes of golf a day and thirty-six on Sunday.
A friend tells of seeing Bob viewing some sequences of his picture “My Favorite Brunette” on the sound stage movieola. “You know,” he said in all sincerity, “this is a very funny picture. Gosh, I can hardly wait to see it.”
Big Set Scrap: Miracles in Hollywood are everyday occurrences but the one that goes on daily inside the sound stage that houses “The Big Haircut” set beats them all. An acre of real wheat growing in its own soil stretches and melts into an enormous blue backdrop of painted ( Continued on page 24)