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PinAY © racnt ¥ GAlNS—in
complete returns of French sen
atorial elections indicate that the
right-wing government of pre
mier Antoine Pinay, above, gains
new strength at expense of Gen.
Charles De Gaulle’s Rally of the
French People party. This indi
cates further popular support of
Pinay’'s economic stabilization
policies.
IN HOLLYWOOD
HOLLYWOOD — Exclusively
yours: Holiywood producers
screaming that their glamor dolls
~can’t compete, because of censor
ship, with the sex wallop of tele
vision’s heroines “must be blind.”
That’s the word from TV's Ava
Gardner — slinky, burning-eyed
Rita Gam—who says she’s putting
more sex appeal into a new big
screen movie role, even without
dialog, than she’s ever been per
mitted to turn on as the “bad girl”
star of countless New York TV
dramas.
Lured to Hollywood to unleash
her torrid charms on Ray Milland
in the no-talkie, all-action “The
Thief,” gorgeous Rita told me:
“Television is full of superficial
sex—like low necklines. But TV’s
too busy telling a story in a short
time to really examine a role for
its sex value. Hollywood has it
all over TV in selling sex. The
characterization (a. shady lady)
I'm doing in this mevie never
could be as effective on a half
hour or hour TV drama. There
just wouldn’t be time.”
Rita Gam a coined name for
home channel oomph?
“Are you kidding?” New York
home-and-raised Rita queried.
“Its my real name.”
WAIT FOR THE WORD
. .The word’s out that some of the
bequests other than cash to his
estranged wife in the late John
Garfield’s will—he left a SIOO,OOO
estate—will lift a lot of eyebrows.
. . . The Peggy Dow-Walter Hel
merich IT heir, who’s expected to
arrive in October, will inherit mil
lions just by sounding his first in
fant ery. Ooh, tl.mt baby’s oil. ..
* *
Alan Wilson says he knows a
phychiatrist who is treating so
many emotional movie stars that
his couch is up for an Academy
Award.
* * *
A not-in-the-script melee in
volving Red Skelton, his Georgia
and other night owls in front of
the Beverly Hill Tropics in the
frost of the we hours was milder
than anything in Red’s TV shows.
A niee press agent saved the day
—or rather the night.
»S * #
- George Raft’s mansion is up for
sale. It’s been a Hollywood legend
that one of the rooms, built and
decorated for a beauty who never
became Mrs. Raft, has been kept
mysteriously locked for years.
Myrna Loy says she’s written
finis to her movie career. Maybe
now she will really be the perfect
wife. . . . Danny Kaye's asking
price—s2oo,ooo—is holding up his
deal with Fox to star in “Mabel
and Me.” . . . Dan Dailey and
Marie Allyson, who's a ringer for
Betty Grable, have called the
whole thing off for a second time.
TAKING A BOW Y
Gloria Henry, who plays Don
Haggarety's Girl Friday in TV’s
“Jeffrey Jones” private-eye
films, is bowing out of the next 13
because of a date with the stork.
She’s the wife of architect Craig
Ellwood.
* » ks
The Johnston office censors
were behind Producer Ida Lupi
no's switch in titles on “The Cook
Story” to “The Difference.” Too
much glamorization of a killer . . .
Evie Johnson is dead serious, I
hear, about writing a play for
hubby Van Johnson. A romantic
triangle? . . An RKO contract is
perking for Mona Freeman, who
joins Jean Simmons and Bob
Mitchum on the lot in “The Mur
der.” The deal will guarantee
Mona no more junior-miss roles.
. . . Yvonne Hover, the gorgeous!
brunet bride of Ciro’s H. D. Hover, !
keeps turning down the movie test |
offers. Her hubby’s wishes. i
# & &
Reason for the tension between '
Barbara Stanwyck and Frank Fay, |
her husband before last, is their
adopted son, Dion, now in thei
army. Frank hasn’t seen him since |
the lad accompanied him on his |
last road tour of “Harvey.” E
*& # I
Director Norman Taurog’s cry |
after directing a highly trained dog '
in “The Stars Are Singing”:
“Looking at that intelligent face
presents quite a challenge. After
all, I've been working with Jerry
Lewis.”
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come a nuisance.
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Wked diced vegetable with snap
beans, diced cooked celery, or
canned whole-kerne] corn,
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