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( Continued from page 15) job in movie' and was all set to wed, when Wanda went to Rome to make “The Black Rose.” They took flu on their honeymoon and both lost weight. They weathered disapproval, but ill luck still dogs. Wanda fell and tore a ligament in her leg and Audie took ill again. It’s far from moonlight and roses with Hollywood’s young lovers.
So, if that’s any comfort to you young people in love out there, you are most welcome.
How They Live: In the town of La Canada, pronounced Ca-naw-da, the Dennis Morgans are active, civic-minded citizens. On the far side of the valley where no picture people live, the Morgans reside in one of the old type California homes, roomy and comfortable and surrounded by pool, orchids and gardens.
Dennis is honorary mayor of the town and Mrs. Morgan active in club work. On Sundays, they drive thirty miles to the Hollywood Presbyterian church where Dennis sings in the choir and travels from suburb to suburb in a church tableau that also boasts Virginia Mayo and her husband, Michael O’Shea, as members. To Dennis, Hollywood, or rather Burbank, is only a place to work and the long drives each morning to the studio are well worth the price of privacy.
Out on the Pacific Palisades, near the Pacific Ocean, Linda Darnell, her husband Pev Marley and daughter Lola live in quiet seclusion, giving no parties and attending few. It’s understood among their friends that on Sundays, their one day together, they prefer no droppers-in.
Every spare moment is spent by Linda and Pev inspecting their new home now being built in West BelAir, far from Hollywood. A two-story house of stone and wood, it features a nursery large enough for the babies they plan to adopt. Not members of the so-called cafe society smart set, they are seldom, if ever, seen in night clubs. They seem happy alone. They hope the town will leave them that way.
Farewell to Bette: She stood before a suspended micro ( Continued on page 26)
Interested party at Henie affair is Mel Dinelli, Joan Crawford’s newest escort. He wrote screen play for “The Window”