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A Ido Ray relaxes comfortably at home with a new novel, having finished work in “ Let's Do It Again," in which he appeared with Jane Wyman and Ray Milland. Top of page : John Wayne and his son, Pat, who is appear- ing in " The Sun Shines Bright," are caught by the cameraman during a break in a dance scene. Betty Grable and her husband, Harry James, on their ranch. Lilli Palmer and Rex Harrison all ready to go for a drive. The Rex Harrisons have found Hollywood greatly to their liking. Rex Harrison went there in 1945 to appear in Anna and the King of Siam, and his wife (Lilli Palmer) went with him—also their small son, Rex Carey Alfred, who was born in England in 1944. Their house is a rambling one, with a swimming pool, which they added to it. They eat out of doors almost all the time—from breakfast on the patio that catches the morning sun, to dinner on the patio on the other side of the house. Rex is extremely proud of his wife’s talent at painting and sculpting. Rex Harrison was recently seen in the film version of the successful play. The Four Poster, in which Lilli Palmer played opposite him. Betty Grable and Harry James bought sixty acres and a ranch in the heart of the beautiful Calabasas, thirty miles from the 20th Century-Fox studio, and here you can meet them at weekends. The " Baby J " is laid out with green fields for grazing, twenty exercise rings for the racing and riding stock and great pens to house their pheasants, chickens, bantams, ducks, goats and cows. Betty is one of Hollywood’s most devoted mothers to her two children, Victoria, bom in 1944, and Jessica, born in 1947. Aldo Ray, seen here at home, is the fair-haired, blue-eyed son of two Italian immigrants, Silvio and Maria DaRe. He made his debut in Idols in the Dust, and his films since then have included The Marrying Kind and Pat and Mike. Aldo says that his gravel voice runs through the family—his father and his brothers also possess it. Black-haired and eyed Estelita was bora in J uanara,' Cuba, the daughter of the Chief of Police of that town, and made her first professional appearance at the age of nine over the radio. She made her film debut in Mexicana, and has recently appeared in The Fabulous Senorita. John Wayne was a footballer before he became a property boy. In The Big Trail he became John Wayne—since when he has appeared in nearly ninety films. His son, Pat, the third of his four children—Michael, bom 1934, Antonia, bora 1936, Pat, bom 1939, and Melinda, bom 1941—is following in his father’s footsteps. He made his screen debut in Rio Grande and appeared with him in The Quiet Man. Estelita is seen on the left with her tiny black poodle puppy. She has been named the " Jet Bombshell ” by the moviegoers’ Club in Havana.