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HOLLYWOOD LOWDOWN
• Bright future looms for TV star Chuck Connors
• Rock Hudson annoyed by recent rumors
THIS IS Sheilah Graham reporting from sunny Smogville. . . . Rhonda Fleming and her red hair are rated tops by Guy Madison. And if his interest in Rhonda does not bring back estranged wife Sheilah nothing will.
Kirk Douglas, winner for the third year of The Harvard Lampoon's Worst Actor Award, is threatening to sue them unless they cough up with the trophy. Kirk is a good actor although I thought he went overboard with the dramatics in "The Vikings." . . . Sounds like Cary Grant is leaving Hollywood more or less permanently. He can't take the aforementioned smog. . . . And quite a few stars have moved or are planning to move to the uncontaminated air of Newport, Balboa and Lido Isle. Among the new nautical inhabitants ensconced there are Rock Hudson, Jane Wyman, and June Allyson and Dick Powell.
Rock, by the way, is very annoyed with the printed reports that have him wooing Mrs. Debbie Power, widow of the late Tyrone. He sees her quite a bit, but insists, "Just friendship." This at least is a better rumor than the one I heard
linking him with a recent leading lady. . . . Nice to know that Tyrone Power did have a $100,000 life insurance policy for Debbie. And his last wife will get his profit percentage from "Solomon And Sheba." Unless Linda Christian beats her to the courts. The only wife who isn't expecting any money is Mrs. Ty the First — and she received close to a million dollars from Tyrone during his lifetime.
Robert Horton, of the top-rated "Wagon Train" series, made it the hard way, he told me. "I was under contract to MGM from '52 to '54 making bad B pictures. It took me two years to re-establish myself." Bob has had some dates with Barbara Stanwyck and describes her as "the most enthusiastic person I ever met." . . . William Holden discovered this about Barbara a long time ago, when she accepted the then unknown actor as her visa-vis in "Golden Boy." The picture made Bill a star.
Diane Brewster is trying to live down her Samantha role with James Garner in "Maverick." "It was a good way to get started," the green-eyed actress explained to me, "but producers could only see me continued on page 8
ENJOYING a dance at the Cocoanut Grove are Craig Stevens and wife Alexis Smith.
PROGRAM of events for a gala fashion show is discussed by Mitzi Gaynor and Pat Egan.