Photoplay (Jul-Dec 1949)

Season with Spice ■ , ontinued from page OS') Williams ■reckles, Cleatus Caldwell (Bob Hutton’s ’e), Ann Miller, Ann Rutherford and ie Johnson, who was sporting the slick , shortest new hair-do. Wears it combed sight back from her face, the tiny short :1s of hair at the sides and up the back •led right tight to the head, he entire pavilion was hung with idreds of yellow balloons, large and all. On some were printed “Jeff,” on ers, “Diana,” which, of course, were tty’s choice of names for her baby, who ;ned out to be Lee Jeffrey. The en; : room was decorated with yellow and ; ite blooms, as was the large buffet and it tablet. But the gals were seated at les for ten. And each table was almost yered with decorations entirely in flow, representing the different legends nut “where do babies come from?” For | tance, one table was covered with tiny „ le storks made of white flower buds, other was a “Baby was found in a nbage patch,” and the little “cabbages” rre made of brussels sprouts, with tiny nies made of rosebuds. All during the . icheon, Ann Rutherford was snapping ;tures with that new camera which takes oicture and develops it in two minutes. 1 the end of the shower, she gave Betty neautiful baby album, with the pictures :the baby shower pasted in it! I IE outstanding premiere of the month I wasn’t a movie, but the Los Angeles :;ning of the Broadway hit “A Streetcar 'med Desire,” for which producer Irene : znick, ex-wife of David, came all the :y to Hollywood. And what a reception ; : got after the show, when her father and ipmother, the Louis B. Mayers, tossed iparty that had most of the glamourises in town. We counted at least half-a:en blazing diamond necklaces and t positively nude without one! Irene nne looked stunning in an ankle-length nt. Janet Gaynor, just back from that rican big-game hunt with her Adrian, is so chic, in a pale gold lame evening ivn, and wearing gobs of gem-studded tique, gold jewelry. Hit of the party s Tony Quinn, who played the leading ile role in “Streetcar.” He’s never done errific amount of picture work, but after it performance, you can bet he’ll be a ;w” movie star. Joan Crawford was there a divine “late summer” evening dress heavy, eyelet embroidered organdy. She d us that she had it made from yards id yards of the stuff that a fan sent her the way from Europe! Joan wore it er a deep rose slip. It was simple, tightdiced, with a little, almost high collar inder which she w’as wearing that oker of baguette diamonds), short eves and a tremendously full, starched irt to the ankles. Cary Grant, looking ribly thin, was at this party, stag. Clark ible was there with Ann Sothern, but s is strictly chum stuff. Exactly one night later, Joan Crawford is with Greg Bautzer for the Desi Arnaz ening at Mocambo. They got there very rly, had a big spat and both vamoosed fore ten o’clock! Clark Gable was ringling with Paulette Goddard that night, e know, because we were with them — d what fun they had. Lucille Ball enter ned a party of twenty for Desi’s debut “the Mo,” which -was jammed. Denise ircel, the new French star and the only '1 in the whole male line-up of “Battleound,” was there with Brandy Brent, e floated around in a dream color effect, ay chiffon over sapphire blue chiffon, the ep V of the shawl collar making a per:t frame for neck and shoulders. The End 't&JLs Lo and behold, here’s the beauty bra for flattering curves . . . designed for every neckline. • miracle separator* gives you perfect separation, uplift, control — always, all-ways. Glorious comfort ... it breathes with you ! • Be alluring —softly feminine! The secret’s in the circular stitching and fagotted seamsof the new merry-go-round CLP. PRE-TESTED SHRINKAGE CONTROL — Fit and Lift won’t wash out. Want natural curves? Write for FREE booklet , " Your New Guide lo Bustline Beauty. ” ovJla^ faxrx, yy\aJzjLd in popular styles, for every fashion, for every figure, from $1.50 to $5.00 nm pah PETER PAN FOUNDATIONS, INC. 312 Fifth Avenue, New York 1, N. Y., Dept. TM-3 ♦PATENT PENDING P H 0 T 0 P t A r 99