Screenland Plus TV-Land (Nov 1952 - Oct 1953)

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THE HOT WATER BOY Wife Pat is understanding. Gillian Lynne, Errol during filming of "The Master Of Ballantrae." His real-life escapades overshadow those he performs on screen. Errol Flynn, since the start of his career, continues getting into serious trouble, over and over again By LOUIS REID Discussing troubles with Director Bill Keighley aboard ship at Palermo. Errol yearns to live a quiet life, but never succeeds. I he linotypes and lenses continue to work overtime in recording the trials and tribulations of America's No. 1 Hot Water Boy, Errol Flynn. Wars, political campaigns, crime investigations have come and gone, but Errol, still adventurous, though not quite as flamboyant — continues to hold his rating as a baffling social phenomenon and a problem in physics. Consider the first rating! In his Hollywood career he has produced a romantic saga that has snared publicity effortlessly. The physics puzzle is that although romance and adventure have invariably landed him in hot water, he has never been scalded. Errol has the unerring gift of striding through his difficulties with superlative bravado. He has had need of bravado in his dif(ficulties with women,. for they have been, as Hollywood would say, colossal. Three teen-age girls charged that he attacked them Another young woman asserted he was the father of her child. And, as if these troubles were not enough, Errol has had three wives — a definite hazard in the alimony sweepstakes. During his Mediterranean honeymoon with his third bride, dancer-actress Patrice Wymore, he had to go ashore from his yacht to defend himself against one of the attack charges. Few bridegrooms have had a more awkward and embarrassing (continued on pace 66) 39