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[tush Lo: HOLLYWOOD FILM STAR CENTER Bo* 2309, Dept. K-10. Hollywood 29. Colifo»nio MY HUSBAND, OUR BABY, AND I [CONTINUED FROM PACE 25] in one quick puncture, "is as lazy as I. He's even more absent-minded. Do you realize he's lost his wallet so many times that I've now convinced him he must carry a money clip?" She smiled, "When he isn't working, Michael comes over three or four days a week for lunch with me in my dressing room. But it's hard not seeing the baby more — he is changing every single day. I look in on him before I come to work, and if there are no late scenes, I can get home before his 7 o'clock bedtime. "But," agreed Liz, "Sundays are the best. I sleep late and indulge in my favorite pastime, breakfast in bed." She stopped and closed her eyes as if trying to recapture some ecstatic scene. "What brings that ethereal glow to your face?" we asked. "Hummm," Liz murmured, "Hash browned potatoes! I was thinking of a steaming plate of them with eggs, bacon and toast. Doesn't that sound divine! That's what I have for breakfast every morning when I'm not working. But when I'm on a picture I leave for the studio too early for breakfast. My hour of gloom came the other morning when I discovered the commissary doesn't open now until 11:30. All that's available on the set are coffee and doughnuts. I eat them, but I still look forward to Sunday and hash browned potatoes." If you're getting the idea Liz isn't the black coffee and grapefruit type, you're right. She has the appetite of a longshoreman. "After a Sunday breakfast in bed, you get up, and then?" we pursued. "I'd like to go back to bed," she laughed. "Really though, I have time to get re-acquainted with Mikie, and, of course, there is swimming in our new pool. Last Sunday, Michael held the baby in the water to introduce him to the idea of swimming. Although the pool is heated Mikie screamed and didn't like it at all. We'll have the pool fenced in as soon as the baby gets to that exploring stage. "Sometimes on the weekend we give a very informal party. One with no more than eight people, so they can relax and sit on the floor if they wish. "I've given more thought to the house than to my clothes. The two pictures coming one right after the other haven't given me a chance to indulge in a postbaby wardrobe. Anyway," she posed a mock frown, "our business manager might clamp down on too much of a shopping spree. He keeps us on a monthly budget with a weekly allowance and if either of us goes overboard he taps us heavily on the knuckles. "Before the baby I was so underweight, 102 pounds, that I had to have all my clothes taken in. Now, none of them fit me. I only had three dresses and some slacks that I could get into. "When could I shop? I did 'Elephant Walk' at Paramount and then my eye in jury put me in the hospital, then learning the piano for this picture, and now actual production for 'Rhapsody.' " We had been chatting for some time and hadn't seen one baby picture. Proud parent, Mrs. Wilding, was just waiting for some of the crew to return a large envelope. Soon as they did she stopped conversation and the room was crowded with varied photos of her tiny son. "I know we're the typical parents," she laughed, "but everyone asks about the baby, so whenever we go out at night either Michael puts 30 color photos in his pocket or I in my purse. Then, when friends inquire about our son, we are ready." The most important event on Master Mikie's schedule is his christening. Although they want to take the baby to England for Wilding's parents to glimpse their grandson, the tot will be christened here in the United States. "In England, you are allowed two sets of godparents and I hope you are here," Elizabeth explained. They will be close friends, Stewart Granger and Jean Simmons, and Mr. and Mrs. Ted McClennan. The latter is the couple the Wildings bought their home from. The event will take place at lovely St. Albans Episcopal Church in Westwood. When Liz does manage a day off, it's a safe bet Michael won't accompany her shopping. He would never even consider (as some husbands do) the idea of selecting his wife's clothes. "If he likes something I wear, he tells me," she explained, "but bless his little heart, he does like to surprise me with other type gifts. "When I was in the hospital he brought me a beautiful wrist watch with jeweled days of the week forming links that are separated by fresh water pearls-*7 We remembered that last year her combined wedding and birthday gift to him was a silver Jaguar. "But," interrupted the practical Mrs. W., "that was last year before the baby and the house." For his birthday this year, she has become more conservative. "I'm giving him a watch although he has two," she hurried on to explain, "but he broke those." The thing that is so refreshing about Liz and Mike is their complete lack of temperament. She attributes it to the fact they're too lazy to quarrel, but we'd say it was more to the point that they were ideally suited. Like most couples they share the television problem when it comes to a quiet evening at home. He wants to watch boxing while she prefers a dramatic show. In some ways it would seem that Elizabeth isn't ambition-ridden concerning her career. She does each role to the best of her ability, but never enters into a frenzied campaign for a certain part. She enjoys things as they come. Michael is even more this way, for he absolutely refuses to see himself on the screen. He