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Shirley Temple's refusing all movie bids — too busy starring as Mrs. Black
in black lace, too. Jimmy Stewart and his Missus got a tremendous hand; so did Kirk Dougl as and bride, Anne Buydens. Others glimpsed: the Brod Crawfords; Jose Ferrer; Vera-Ellen, in slinky black, with Richard Gully; Jerry and Patti Lewis; Joan Crawford in bouffant white, with Chuck Walters; Lori Nelson with Perry Coe; Marla English in a black lace number cut down to therel She was with Larry Pennell. Caught a look at Joanne Gilbert and Pat Crowley (Pat in a fluffy dress of bright pink) — but not their escorts. Marisa Pavan was with Perry Lopez; Joan Bennett and Walter Wanger — and oh. scads more turned up.
Now to that dinner-dance at the Dean Martins . who had a hundred “over to the house.” provided a seven-piece danceband. sumptuous food, put their guests at individual flower-laden tables for ten — and “wrapped the whole thing up” in a pink-and-white cellophane tent to match the flowers on the tables! After dinner, Jerry Lewis ran one of those crazy home-movie features lie’s always making. This one was called “Confidential and consisted of intimate interviews with a lot of chirms, many of whom were at the Martins’ that night. Jeanne Martin wore a luscious white gown, with a long stole of limegreen satin. Patti Lewis was in white lace. Lana Turner with Lex Barker, beauteously blond again., was in a short evening gown of black lace and chiffon; Vera-Ellen. too. was in chiffon and lace — gray chiffon and gray lace. Bing Crosby brought tall, blond Betty Ute — but he left early. The Gordon MacRaes
iwere there, and the Forrest Tuckers,
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