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"I'm now studying Italian like mad," declares Shelley, a brand new person as Mrs. Vittorio Cassman.
SHELLEY WINTERS, like Hollywood, has changed. You can see the transformation written all over her. It's especially noticeable if you haven't talked to her for a year, and you remember her as a somewhat turbulent young lady who seemed to have a penchant for stirring up a remarkable breeze wherever she went or in whatever she did.
Our luncheon meeting was scheduled for noon, and Shelley appeared a few minutes after that. She stood in the doorway momentarily until she spotted us, waved a greeting and started across the room. After a half dozen hellos en route and belated congratulations on her marriage to Vittorio Gassman, she arrived at our table. "I suppose," she said, after we exchanged greetings,
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With her husband during make of his "Class Wall." Shelley no longer has just herself to worry about.
Shelley Winters, the girl who used to blow her top regularly, explains her new outlook on life
By Paul Marsh
"that I should arrive in all my new dignity, with
high heels and furs." She was wearing a
beautifully tailored slack suit and silk blouse. "I was
studying my Italian language records to the last
minute, and didn't notice how fast the time
went by. Next time it will be a mink coat, hat and all
the trimmings, I promise!"
To indulge in a bromide, we (Please turn to page 5t>)
Shelley, typical honeymooner, accompanied Vittorio to Mexico when he went there on location for "Sombrero."