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Como Apologizes To Godfrey; Dagmar Sought For Stage Role NEW YORK . . . Tony Marvin, an¬ nouncer on the Godfrey shows, and Perry Como are golf buddies at Sands Point, Long Island, and often discuss mutual TV problems—although not so often now that Como’s at NBC. But they did talk it over before Como apologized on the air to Godfrey fans about a Julius La Rosa “humility” gag. Marvin feels it was a fine ges¬ ture—“characteristically Como.” ■ Dagmar is wanted for Anita Loos* new Broadway comedy—so much, in fact, that Miss Loos has suggested revising the performance schedule, so Dagmar can continue as EVES WEARY? TWO DROPS—QUICK RELIEF Do you sometimes work your eyes too long at a time—till they feel utterly weary? Then, a pause for a quick two-drop bath of Murine for each eye refreshes them in seconds. Compounded of seven tested ingre¬ dients, Murine is gentle as a tear. It makes your eyes feel good! MURINE -for your eyes a Masquerade Party panelist. It would be a big honor for the gal who “came back” after practically disappearing from TV, and is proof of the success of the new policy she first announced in TV GUIDE—“showing less of my person and more of my personality.” ■ Victor Borge’s $250,000 fee for doing two guest shots and two one- hour shows for CBS proves it’s worth¬ while to take piano lessons. Borge is building up interest in these TV ap¬ pearances by telling audiences at his one-man-stageshow, “I’ll probably be seeing you on TV.” He may use au¬ dience “requests” on TV—including his famous rendition of “The Warsaw Concerto, by Julius La Warsaw” and “Mendelssohn’s Fifth—on the rocks.” . . . Behind that nice smile of “pretty, perky Peggy King,” there’s tooth trou¬ ble. She’s commuting from Hollywood to New York to have her pearly chop¬ pers fixed. ■ Love’s A Funny Thing Dept.: Holding hands at a night club the other night were Eddie Fisher and Debbie Reynolds, while smooching at a ringside table were Betty Clooney and her bridegroom, Pupi Campo. They were all listening to a not-so- happy Dick Haymes singing torch songs which seemed to reflect his shat¬ tered romance with Rita Hayworth. ■ Attempts to reconcile Red But¬ tons and Pinky Lee have failed. “I don’t think I want to make up with Lee,” says Red, who challenges state¬ ments about him that Pinky has given interviewers. Meanwhile, Red’s cronies tease him by calling him “Pinky.” 22