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Festive foursome: Scott Brady, Macdonald Carey and the Bill Holdens were among guests at Hollywood welcome party for columnist Kate Cameron. Hymie was the only cameraman invited to Florabel Muir’s gay affair at Beverly Hills Hotel
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derful to have them here and I hope we can all be together at this time next year — at someone else’s house!”
Peeks at Production: Red Skelton between scenes on the “Excuse My Dust” set, writing his radio show on a “gold” typewriter. Talented little leading lady Sally Forrest having the jitters, because Fred Astaire is due on the set to watch her dance a solo number . . . Ronald Reagan and Diana Lynn rendei’ed helpless against the tactics of the chimpanzee (the same one you saw in “My Friend Irma Goes West”) who steals every scene in “Bedtime for Bonzo.” Adding insult to hay fever, Diana is allergic to the beast . . . Ezio Pinza singing a love song in “Mr. Imperium” to the world’s most unappreciative audience, a donkey pulling a cart that brays an accompaniment to the bombastic basso’s high notes . . . Doris Day bringingson Terry on the “Lullaby of Broadway” set for the first time, with sonny boy falling asleep out of sheer boredom!
P Chuckles at Chasen's: Jane Russell and Jack Buetel of “The Outlaw,’’ at dinner party before Ice Follies opening
A radiant Judy Garland, now living in New York, shares table honors with Admiral M. E. Miles at Navy party at Stork Club
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