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He was working, he told me, on the Ingrid Bergman-Mel Ferrer movie, "Red Carnation." And I hope they all know what they are doing because Cy is better known for his comedy stuff for Martin and Lewis, and Marie Wilson. Don't get mad at me again, Cy. I'm always ready to be pleasantly surprised. The only thing holding up the Jack Webb divorce from Dorothy Towne is MONEY. When last heard from, Dotty's lawyers were up to their brief cases in Jack's financial facts, ma'am. But after the big bite taken by his first wife, Julie London, I'm wondering what will be left for Number Two. It isn't any of my business, but it seems to me that Sergeant Friday is one of nature's bachelors. The biggest surprise during my London visit was the wife of new heartthrob, Rossano Brazzi. She's twice the size of her husband but an absolute angel, and I hope Brazzi won't allow his success to hurt his marriage — it often does, you know. Rossano told me he believes in slapping women. "Has he ever slapped you?" I asked his wife. "No," she giggled. "He'd be afraid to." The Italian star had a royal tussle with Katharine Hepburn, he told me, at the start of their "Summertime" picture. "In fact she walked off the set when I refused to allow her to teach me to act. But we ended up great friends, and I think she's the most wonderful woman in the world — next to my wife of course." Mrs. B. just giggled. Paging Jose Ferrer. I'd like your version of the fight with producers Irving GENE KELLY proudly escorts his daught Kerry to her first big Hollywood premier ■ Sab BILL BENDIX and his wife arrive at the Bel Air Hotel for the Christophers' party. Allen and Cubby Broccoli. According t a spokesman for the latter, Jose did n< finish directing or starring in "Su vivors Two" — he quit after allowir for 60 minutes of film which was mini an ending. I grant that Jose is temper; mental. But he's also a pro and onl amateurs walk out before the job is don And talking of pros — you should ha\ heard Mel Ferrer when he read a ne^i item that wife Audrey Hepburn ha sulked in her "War And Peace" dressin room. "She's a professional," said Me "She'd never let her producer down lit that." I believe it. . . . And in passin, it'll be a long time before Mel an Audrey work in the same picture. The are both good and tired of the repeate untruth that Mel's riding to fame o Audrey's reputation. He was a star Ion before they met. Alec Guinness wore a new toupe fc "The Swan," his MGM picture wit Grace Kelly. And here's a laugh. In th story, Her Grace plays a cold fish. . The $6,400,000 question in Hollywood : how can Judy Garland lose some of the enormous weight and retain her health The fat is unhealthy and unbecominj But it's worse when she diets. A goo psychiatrist could remove the cause fc the over-eating. . . . Mike Todd sui made it tough for the other producei in Paris when he cleared away all tho; cars from the scene of his "Around Tb World In 80 Days." The irate ownei made such a fuss, that the head of th gendarmes made a new ruling, prohibit ing outdoor locations in Paris unles okayed by the Prefecture. . . . Meanwhii Evelyn Keyes has more or less given u waiting for Mike to marry, and is sut merging her grief — if any — by going t school in Paris. Orson Welles is wanted, but madly, i Paris by some of his disgruntled pe: formers who claim he owes them a salan And the BBC in London is looking fc him to start the television series b allegedly promised but hasn't deliveret