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Susan Hayward, Tony Owen and his wife Donna Reed were among the Hollywood citizens who turned out for the “/ Like Ike ” dinner and rally
Kathryn Grayson and Zsa Zsa Gabor entertain daughters Patty and Francesca on the “ Lovely to Look At” set
Cyd Charisse, dining at La Rue with her husband Tony Martin, is the latest convert to a summer-short hairdo
Leo Genn, Eleanor Parker and Jean Simmons gather for a before-the-show chat at the Philharmonic prior to catching a Judy Garland performance
a French Poodle. She fell in love with it on sight, which only added to her grief when it suddenly took sick and died. Believing another poodle was the best remedy, Geary called up Ann Sheridan. Now Annie’s quite a poodle raiser these days and loves every pooch in her kennels. “Call me at the end of the day,” she told Geary. “I have nine poodle puppies. I’ll get them combed and bathed, then it will be easier to decide which one I want to sell.” Later when Geary called, Ann’s voice was disconsolate. “I feel like a dog myself,” she all hut sobbed. “I just got those little fellows lined up and honestly — I can’t bear to part with any of them!” Understanding only too well, Geary found another dealer!
Success Story: Cal has known Lucille Ball since those dear dead days when, as Lucy puts it, “They used to throw my scripts up on the lawn.” Well, “I Love Lucy” (and we do!) just happens to be the number one TV show today and when Lucy and Desi went off the air for
the summer, every studio in town was on its knees begging her to make a picture for them. Lucy needs a rest but she just had to accept a guest spot on Ed Wynn's show. Years ago she tried out as a show girl for Ed Wynn on Broadway — and didn't get the job. For one appearance on his TV show today, Lucy received $10,000! ! ! That’s right — ten thousand! “In my bracket, most of it goes for taxes,” grins the fabulous redhead, “but I had to do it to make myself believe I was worth that much money!” Isn't show business wonderful?
Cal Predicts: That long before you read this, there will be an announcement from Oklahoma that Peggy Dow is expecting the stork. She won’t be making many pictures in the future . . . That Doris Day is waiting for the propitious moment to step in (after you’ve seen all the other canaries!) and become the most important singing star of television . . . That Robert Taylor is facing the most illustrious period of his entire career. < Continued on page 14)
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