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Scotty Welborne, dressed for hot Arizona sun, pose Adele Jergens, Richard Carlson for “The Sound of Fury” stills
Monty Woolley Jr: The person this story amuses most is— Clark Gable. It seems before he started “Across the Wide Missouri,” his studio instructed him to let his beard grow. Being a good boy who always does what he’s told, the virile Mr. G. just smiled and tucked away his razor. Finally, they called him into the studio for wardrobe fittings. When they got a gander at that luxuriant face foliage — very fine but very gray — they ordered the make-up department to make with a fast false beard. Clark went happily on his way — to the barber shop.
The Truth Is: Bill Holden, who finally got a deserving break in “Sunset Boulevard,” was so sensational M-G-M offered a fortune for his contract. Columbia and Paramount (who share it) won’t sell . . . Doris Day and June Allyson are two actresses who love the domestic life to such an extent, don’t be surprised if they appear less frequently in front of the camera . . . Ida Lupino and Howard Duff agreed to disagree, didn’t see each other (or anyone else) for a month and got back together without Hollywood finding out about it . . . Jane Wyman, who started out as a cheesecake queen, was so self-conscious wearing a sarong in “Three Guys Named Mike,” they had to close the set . . . Van Johnson, who was thirtyfour in August, does special exercising for strengthening his face muscles . . Ginger Rogers, who’s a big girl now, was talking “baby talk” at La Rue’s, while 2 group of out-of-towners in an adjoining booth looked as surprised as they felt
Set of the Month: Cal managed to see one “take” before they gave him the bum’s rush! Fred Astaire was “dancing on the ceiling” in “Royal Wedding” — 1 feat accomplished by his famous fee’ and a mechanical device that strappee in the cameraman and carried the earners around in circles. Suddenly someone de cided the mechanics of the illusion shoule be kept a deep dark secret. “But everyone knows I can’t ( Continued on page 14] :
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