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GARDOL . . . Colgate's miracle ingredient makes it doubly effective! Blind Date Party (Continued from page 49) Terry for a date. She always seemed to be going out with five other guys . . . and . . . well . . . “Think of all the kids who would make cute couples and they don’t even know it,” sighed Mitzi. Operation Cupid was underway. Before the evening was over, the party was planned. Comprising the guest list were some of Hollywood’s most eligible bachelor boys and bachelor girls — Terry and Dick, Lori and George, Susan Cabot and Dick Anderson, Dolores Dorn and Hugh O’Brian. Next day, Mitzi called to invite the girls. Jack phoned the boys. The inevitable question, “Who’ll be my date?” was answered with mysterious stretches of silence, followed by double talk, ending with “Wait and see.” The girls planned to arrive early. Dolores was first. She’d made up her mind to wear a blue gown, then decided upon her new red dress. Mitzi met her at the door. “Twins,” she whooped, standing there in her chiffon creation. Terry, coming up the steps, heard her. “Triplets,” she corrected when she reached the door. Terry was also wearing red. When Lori arrived, the girls breathed sighs of relief. “Now here’s a girl who dares to be different,” Dolores declared. Lori wore pink. Just then Susan Cabot appeared in the doorway and Jack went to greet her. She looked around. “Where’s everybody?” she asked. “Here we are,” volunteered Hugh. Then Mitzi appeared. “Here we are,” she grinned. “Come on in.” So Susan went in and pretty soon the girls came out and there was a flurry of introductions. And for an ice-breaker Mitzi organized a game of charades, during which Hugh O’Brian’s idea of “The Rise and Fall of the Roman Empire” nearly broke the floor. Mitzi and Jack beamed as the couples paired off. Lori and George took to one another right away. They’re both quiet, both very serious about their careers. .She’d seen him in RKO’s “Carnival Story,” in which he has a lead. He’d heard raves about her performance as Nora in the scene from “Here Come the Clowns,” which was featured in the Universal-International stage show, “Inside U-I.” They talked about acting and they talked about travel. George had made pictures in India, Sweden and Germany. Lori talked of the film festival in South America which she’d recently attended. “You make a beautiful corpse,” said Hugh to Dolores. “Why thank you,” said Dolores to Hugh, taking no offense. She was a victim of the killer in “Phantom of the Rue Morgue.” However, she’s very much alive in “Lucky Me” and currently under contract to Warners. Hugh obtained his release from Universal-International to freelance, and was signed by Fox for a role in “Broken Lance.” Dick Anderson, who’s in M-G-M’s “Student Prince,” dubbed tiny Susan Cabot “Half-pint.” Susan (in “Ride Clear of Diablo”) likes tall guys, used to date Rock Hudson. Dick occasionally squires Debbie Reynolds and Vera-Ellen. After everyone devoured the buffet supper provided by Mrs. Gerber, . . Terry and Dick were talked into going through one of their dance routines. “Terry’s one of my best pupils,” said Dick proudly. Kids left shortly before midnight, leaving a thoughtful host and hostess sitting dreaming beside the pool — happy as a couple of Cupids. The End New Colgate Dental Cream with GARDOL Works instantly to stop Bad Breath! One brushing with New Colgate Dental Cream leaves your mouth cleaner, fresher for 12 hours or more— helps keep you socially acceptable. Tests prove Colgate Dental Cream stops bad breath instantly in 7 out of 10 cases that originate in the mouth. HOW GARDOL WORKS: Every time you brush your teeth with New Colgate Dental Cream, Gardol binds itself to your teeth . . . remains active for 12 hours or more. That’s why Gardol, Colgate’s miracle anti-enzyme ingredient, gives you the surest protection against tooth decay ever offered by any toothpaste — leaves your mouth cleaner, fresher for 12 hours or more! Gardol’s protection won’t rinse off or wear off all day. Thus, morning and night brushings with New Colgate’s with Gardol give continuous protection around the clock. ♦COLGATE'S TRADE-MARK FOR SODIUM N-LAUROYL SARCOSINATE ONLY COLGATE’S GIVES YOU FULL GARDOL PROTECTION AGAINST TOOTH DECAY! CLEANS YOUR BREATH... « GUARDS YOUR TEETH ! Works constantly to stop Tooth Decay! One brushing with New Colgate Dental Cream guards against tooth decay for 12 hours or more. Night and morning brushings guard your teeth all day— all night. In this way, Colgate’s Gardol works around the clock to stop the action of decay-causing enzymes. In full-year clinical tests, X rays showed far fewer cavities for the hundreds of people in the group using Colgate Dental Cream with Gardol. In fact, no new cavities whatever for 4 out of 5.