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FRANK SINATRA has a new fan who doesn't wear bobby sox. All of which comes under the heading of news. Frankie-boy's fan is none other than Cary Grant. In his recording library, Gary has every record made by "The Voice." Now he's asking for an autographed photograph and says he's even willing to send a quarter.
AFTER her well-publicized vacation in . the .south, Bette Davis returned to her home lot two months late. She was greeted by an invitation to a testimonial luncheon. It was given in her honor by her boss, J. L. Warner. Speeches were made. Bette was praised to the sky. Finally they called on her. "If I get this kind of a reception when I'm two months tardy,"
What could be sweeter than a bit of harnnoniiing by the Andrews Sisters and Frankie-face Sinatra?
grinned Bette, "next time I think I'll stay away four!" She has never looked as well, and couldn't be more anxious to settle down to serious work. Gorporal Lewis Riley has been sent overseas. Bette says they aren't married. Bette doesn't say that they won't marry in the future. In the meantime, she's plugging for Robert Alda (some day to be seen in "Rhapsody in Blue") for her leading man in "Stolen Life."
TIME heals all wounds — or maybe the war has minimized the importance of such things; One of Robert Taylor's unhappiest pictures was the one he made with Norma Shearer. He openly declared they would never work together again. Norma is now retired and the happy wife
Van Johnson, showing that smile the fennmes sigh for, is pictured at Ciro's with Jacqueline Oalya.
of Marty Arrouge. Bob, temporarily off the screen, is doing a fine job in the service. Recently when the Taylors and the Arrouges met at a Hollywood ]jarty, they all sat together at one table. They laughed and chatted gaily the entire evening.
WHEN Joyce "Janie" Reynolds married Marine Lieut. Robert Lewis, there were moments during the ceremony when she had a very pained look on her face. And for a very good reason. In her great excitement, Joyce put her shoes on the wrong feet. Being superstitious, she wouldn't change them until she hadwalked down that aisle.
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