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stream man. Any time he sees a body of water, all he has to do is stop and bait. About work and no play, Clark was so fond of Vincent Sherman and his direction of “Lone Star,” they’re searching for another script to do together.
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At the Moment: The news of another rift in the Lana Turner-Bob Toppinghousehold didn’t surprise Hollywood. He was out of town when the story hit front pages and past history proves that where Lana goes Bob goes, unless they’re sailing on troubled waters . . . Until local lovelies heard Russell Nype, of “Call Me Madame” fame, give out with the sweet notes, his loud laugh practically startled them out of their sequins ... With that face, figure and popularity, Esther Williams has nothing to worry about— which means she ain’t a-worryin’ because Vivian Blaine’s role in “Skirts Ahoy” may make her the same sensation she was in Broadway’s “Guys and Dolls” ... If Betty Grable’s contract with Twentieth is being cancelled by mutual agreement (as rumored) guess which studio and what actress know nothing about it!
Palpitating Princess: Like everyone else, it’s difficult for Cal to believe in miracles. But here was a pint-sized one in the form (and what a form!) of Rita Hayworth. Even Norma Shearer was there, a guest in her own rented beach house. The David Selznicks (Jennifer Jones) were entertaining and everyone was chatty and gay— everyone except Hollywood’s most publicized titled lady. For hours Rita, quiet and unimpressive, sat like a mouse. Then, as the music started playing, she slowly began to sway. Suddenly she became transformed. Lips parted, eyes shining— Rita forgot her problems and danced with an abandon that held the fascinated attention of every eye in the room. Hollywood believes Rita is glad to be home again!
According to Cal: The new blonde beauty of the ex-Mrs. Kirk Douglas makes her more stunning than any Hollywood divorcee . . . C. B. De Mille looks like fifty on his seventieth birthday— he’s the King of color and excitement— the last of the imaginative movie monarchs . . . Great foresight has Roy Rogers who’s shooting thirty-five TV films on
Barbara Stanwyck entertains Gen. Hoyt S. Vandenberg at Air Force Association convention
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