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Giselle Pascal gets light from Gary Cooper at annual "Little White Beds" charity ball in Moulin Rouge, Paris. A romance between two died quickly.
Jane Powell relaxes on p.a. tour. Her marital life is still greatly mixed up.
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There's a new glamour boy in pictures ■ that all the women are wild about. He isn't very tall or very handsome but he's got plenty appeal — name's Brandon de Wilde and if you haven't seen him in "Shane" or "Member Of The Wedding," you'd better case this one. The 12-yearold youngster and Jean Arthur met while they were making "Shane" and they're inseparable when in the same town. Paramount was looking for Miss Arthur, who's as hard to find as a TV show without a commercial, for a particular showing of "Shane" in New York. No luck. Just before show time, in walks young Brandy with his girl friend — Miss A. They'd been taking in the sights — like the Bronx Zoo, the Statue of Liberty, Central Park and other such touristy places. There's talk that this kid may star in a new TV series, "Peck's Bad Boy."
When Jerry Lewis and Dean Martin lejt for Europe and a vacation, Jer carted several of his 19 sets of golf clubs. Dean, who usually has a better score than Jerry, owns one set of clubs.
Donald O'Connor, on vacation for the first time in quite a spell, went off on a fishing trip but interrupted it to play a police benefit. On his way back to Hollywood, what should he get but a ticket for speeding!
It's kinda strange to think of Jeanne Crain anywhere but at 20th CenturyFox. She started there ten years ago when she was fifteen, grew up on the lot, married, had a flock of kids, and became a really first-rate actress. Her first picture away from home will be
"Gentlemen Marry Brunettes," Anita Loos' answer to her other famous novelplay-musical comedy-picture, "Gentlemen Prefer Blondes," and it will be made in Europe. Jeanne's red hair will go dark, of course, for this.
Another cutie who flew out of the nest is June Allyson, who departed from MGM after years and years as the girl who always came through for her studio. June seemed to feel she hadn't been given as many of the breaks recently and, anyway, her Dick Powell has a big deal at RKO to produce, direct, write, act or anything else he wants to do, like sing, and June will be an important part of this setup.
No bets are being made on whether the Arlene Dahl-Fernando Lamas idyll will be permanent or not. But Arlene did take the Latin boy home to Minneapolis to meet the family and they are costarring in a picture to be made in Mexico called "Chubasco."
Shelley Winters, who always seems to be able to startle people almost any time, did. Showed up at Harry Belafonte's opening at Mocambo with her old boy friend, Farley Granger. She made it quite clear, though, that Farl was merely her escort for the evening and she didn't want no trouble from no one about it. Her romantic Italian returned from his long trip to Italy and everything seemed to be quite quiet around the Gassman menage. Farl, meanwhile, announced he'd take up residence in New York and just come back here for pictures.
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