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RACINE, WIS. JOURNAL TIMES Circ. D. 28,963 SEP,1 9 1953 fl'MTA'S CHILDREN GUARDED ?╟÷ Rita Hayworth's two daugh- ^&sj Yasmine and Rebecca, are shown playing by the pool at a resort hotel in Las Vegas, Nev., where they were brought after 'Rila received threatening letters on the life of Yasmine. In back- AMund is Security Officer Jack Lucking, their guard. (AP Wire- photo)* CaalH| Haymel^icjns PactWitpita Qrf Her Estate LAS VEGAS,; Nev. ?╟÷ 0J.R) Crooner Dick Haymes announced today he has signed a pact with actress Rita H^worth that protects all of her earnings and holdings "for life" from any debts he may incur alter their marriage. Haymes, who Plans to marry the red-haired actress after his Nevada divorce, said, "I intend to stand on my own two feet and take care of all my own troubles, whether, they be moneyr legal or personal difficulties." He said he had "ordered" the reciprocal pre-nuptial pact drawn! up "to protect Rita from any claim! whatsoever against me." Mean; iiile Mrs. Nora Eddington! Flynn liaymes received her own! California divorce decree from the! handsome singer Friday. Haymes is awaiting a deportation hearing in Los Angeles on government.g charges the Argentine-born singejyllegally re-entered thisvjcountry after visiting Miss I Haywprth in Hawaii earlier thisl year. PRESS CLIPPING BUREAU 165 Church Street - New York JACKSONVILLE, TEX. PROGRESS Circ. D. 2,645 SEP 24 1953 Hayworth, Haymes Marriage Slated Despite Troubles LAS VEGAS, New., Sept.'24?╟÷UP ?╟÷Rita Hayworth sighed happily Wednesday that 'Mf. and crooner Dick Haymes -'"aS||pally getting married after so many difficulties." gjiThe glamorous film staag whose trouble* recently have included death threats against herself and her three-year-old daughter, Prin- MJJ0LETOWN, N. Y ?√ßs^mES HERALD Circ. D. 9,956,,^ SEP ii 1953 Ojwwidlitilkpjomd with Louella Parsons HOLLYWOOD ?╟÷ The honeymoon of '-Rjta JHavworth and Dick I Haymes will be spent in Philadelphia where ^lck'^oW'W" fulfill an engagement at the La tip Quarter night; club there. As it now stands, Diefc.gets his divorce ingLais Vegas om Sept.' 23". He. and Rita will marry Sept,. 25, and leave.immediately for the-east. Rita first had expected to go tptt^^Mar where Dick was appearing but changed her- plans when she - t?·?·eived those letters threap ening.^j^j|^A.of dherself and* little Y^^i^^er'^ daughter by -. Pitfaee? Aiy KE^tjg Then :. she decided to stay a^ilje Sands. Hotel in Las Although Dick, planed back night fp to ijas Vegas from. Del Mar, he' telephoned her each day when he aifiyedaat the California, hotel fciC^ his.'singing: -engagement.' | dyMust.gbe" a - real love, match ' -between-Alan Ladd and Warwick Produq^ns. Already g Alan - has. made iqjug pictures ^-fijjr. ;the >oem- p&ny^y^U., is.he^m^py Cubby Broc?╜|^^rio how eonaelrrcrord that he h$$ggighed for a fl^th, Prize Of Gold^;--which Mark .Robinson will direct.' Tliis pjne must wait 1orgThe Black Knight", which Alan films in England. i-Ahd speaking ofcwaitmg, that is wiat The Black Knight company -has- had to dp, shooting arouiKt' Alan until he completes Saskatchewan in Canada:. That too has been a hectic race against time, e yrl^tfwjEth bad weathlf-fouling up the shooting schedule. There's never " been-a^ieer guy in this town than Keenan Wyhn. As soon as he heard how seriously his ex-wife Beetsy was injured he telephoned to the Husband^ Memorial Hospital at Hollis, Okla., and said that Beetsy was to have every possible care. She was operated on today, and later will have to have plastic surgery. <?║> ?√ß '-?╟÷-?╟÷^?╟÷ The tragic part is gjhat Beetsy DICK HAYMES on her way to New York for a modeling job. Driving thi^.cl* was Walter Scott Smitih-|fbi^wftom she was to workj. She is badly injured' and ihe full extent of her injuries is not ^ 37et known. V'^S?-^ :-'" Eack from Mexico City, Ray Dris- cQll, the designer who always has sdmeSiing? t'qlrepOrt, say that the fjgures of Ifie American women are the worst in the world. "Women in Mexico," he says, "have more sex appeal because their well developed hips and bust show off a dress to better advantage. "t cannot accustom myself to short haircuts and th^m!aQnish look of women," he says;; "I have designed clothes fo?·.jDbiores Del Rio-; Evangelma^-SMzSntdo, Tongolele, Maria Victoria and others, and they 'feA Save the proportions of a femme fatale." ' -1^, t, Ray says Dolores, dieted so strenuously she made-herself ill. Chatter in Hollywood: Gloria Lloyd Guasti has been living at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lloyd, for three weeks while her husband, William Guasti, has been staying in his apartment. This isn't the first time Gloria ?║ and Bill, who is of the Guasti Win-? ery Company, .have hit a smig itt [ their matrimonial lives. Usually they kiss and make up and g.pgback: | but this time Gloria has consulted 1 an attorney. 'iS^>i^^bp_%''^^:W I hear tell also that she's very;; depressed over the whole situation. 1 Tooo bad that two such n:'ce young | people cannot make a go. Fontana, Italy's, famous coutur- I ier, is flying her collection and 1 three beautiful models over from Italy for a fashion review at Ro- i manoff's Crown Room. I :f& I It's all a part of;, the promotion I for the picture Three Girls Kroaa |y Rome. Cobina Wright will M. C. f and Freddie Karger's orchestra will I furnish the music. As for the gowns, well you. have L to have money to buy a FontaJB?½^^ . Although the Tyrone Powe-g|j didn't get the boy they hoped for,.. Tyrone doesn't seem too unhappy that the stork dropped another baby girl. As for Linda Christian Power, she had said that ^e, knew she was going to have a boy. She said she had ways of telling, and expected a Tyrone Power, JHI. Well, if Linda had been able to'fortell the sex of her children she would have "been, hailed as a rea|gCassandra of her time. Snapshots of Hollywood: Virginia OBrieJI^pra Kirk Alyn are very happy ^ff0p ^'tKe' arrival of a baby boy. TlsS^ already have two little daughters//" Blanche RMgj^celoped to $4g,i. Vegas last weekend and married Chuck Frank. Stoe^s the daughter of Cyril Ring and ?he niece "of the great actress Blanche Ring. L. K. Sidney, MGM executive, has been in Cedars % of Lebanon hospital with a bad case^ of indigestion and "remains a week in the hospital for observation. Larry Finley is 'continuing to crowd his new night place--*!! the Mocambo. He was so busy he had to help the waitresses serve. WILMINGTON, DEL. NEWS. Circ. D. 20,706 (Rita HaywortrKftiid Dick ^ LAS VEGAS, Nev., Sept. 22 (IP). judge^lrTa- threT-'nTinute*.^^ !?╟÷ Rita Hayworth, who married Aiy attended only b^ th'elrglawyers,* JKhEm amid scented swimming pools two daughters and-^the press, lv land international society, will wed Hayworth said the e'vent-gwill taffijafc^ag " 'Dick Haymes maa^^mMe:,ceremony;place in the Gold RoS&i of the^ga^j^L Thursday morning. '?·&i?;I at 11 a. m. Thursday morning.'Ti. I The former princess and thel The actressg'^b has, often played Mea | crooner wilLJje married by a Nevada hide-and-seej^^?╜h. the press, addedapanie;! cess Yasmin, and Haymes, dogged by a threat of deportation, will marry Thursday in a simple ceremony with only nine guests and the press attending. "We want a simple weddingg' Miss Hayworth said firmly. "This one is too important to me. to clutter up with a lot of unnecessary i'rglls. It's enough that we icv'e'ea'efi- But the '?√ß-yveddiiigj uhlike the final clinch in the movie thrillers, won't come with all of their troubles solved. Miss Hayworth, Yasmin, and her other daughter, Rebecca, eight still are under protective guard as a result of threatening letters, and Haymes' difficulties y^tfejhg im migration Department remain to be ironed out. .The marriage will take place in the Gold Room of .the Sands .Hotel with acoverage -by - newsfmem'^ahd newsreel and television eam:^as:i, . Rita will wear a simple, straight blue linen-feafternoon dress with .beigerhat and gloves and Or^MdsL $fffey|#degroom will wear a dark blue suit for the civil.^e-pmony before District Jud&e Frank NcNa- mee. The -.couplev will exchange gold wedding bands. The couple plan to honeymoon at the Sands over the weekend .and then travel to Philadelphia, where Haymes opens a night cl#&;_-.engagement, leaving .th&^?║gpfr's !^18s?·?·' Ma^M^yM^.^-se, -b%fore SA&mw&f&i, TEX. MiftT Circ. D. 80,889 - S. 116,124 . 3Q?? .2S1919- the government in hearings which ! resume Monday. Haymes, a citizen of Argentina,- is charged with illegally re-enter-) ing this country after visiting Miss' Hayworth in Hawaii last May-j^f iSTABLISHED 1888 ^rclay n537l PRESS CLIPPING bV^Mlk 165 ChurcR Street -'jgj?· ^p JOHNSTOWN, PA. TRIBUNE DEMOCRAT Circ. D. 38,023 'No Frills9 mc^MYMm SAYS "I DO" AND slips king ON.^m^^S^u ^ag-AlT right is Judge Frank McNamee^p^hd perforin^^yihoiiy. rala, Haymes pinto Seclusion f LAS VEGAS. Nev,. .SeijtBpM (IT^)?╟÷Newlyweds Rita,;^,^! gvortii and Dick Hayi>ie.s lioncy- Imoohed in seclusion today at a ll^i^'ious Sg Vegas gambling j spa vowing.their fourth venture r at m?Σ≤age "is for keeps.'J.;-g*eF| Botwsaid: cffl^- j -^This is forever and ne^|er | o^l ns. h^ve ever- ie#p;so i happy." '^m ?╟≤! They were married yestefelscatter surmounting a welbgJLof | obstacles ?╟÷* deportation proceed- ?√ß ings, alimony troubles, income i tax woes, two divorces an<j?╜thec threat of a miffed* ex-wiie; tod block things for a month by re-;! fusing to sign a needed w?╜^er.'l ^(iJPORMER SPOUSESf -jj I Ik-They practically barricaded!'' :lthemselves in a suite a-t'at.iv:- [ Sandsr hot^l. ?·?√ß ?╟≤ r'a;' {!. I k. R'itag'34, previously Wasernar-jf \medt at the age of-17, to Oilman j Edward . Judson. H e r. ^ -other [. mates were .Actor-Inducer!] jDrson Welles and Prin%d Aiy | Khan. Haymes' exes were Dan--1 6r Joanne Marshall, .."Actress j Joanne Dr-u and Nora Edrlui.?·;i--:ii' ;Flynn, wfib he divorced'iilgNe-1: lyada, fiye- days after she -hadL j Won a California flivorcog: '. ; Haymes' next big step is hisi: deportatipn squabble villi-'- the j ;tl-.-SVgovernment,"whicfris-seek- I mg to deport him to his"active! iArgentii^:, - ~^^' ?√ß |depc5rtation HEA$|jko Haymes, 35. faces a '4ep>rta- tion hearing in Los Ang^^Cfor allegedly .returning to the IJ. S. ' illegally after flying tbCHor.o- luhtttib', visit Rita. ?╟≤-" v It was a double ring., ceremony,'but Judge Fran^MeHa- melp:mished "reading the s^y%w jsb'-fl^^pa still had not $^f>ed the ring on Dick's- finger when the ceremony,, was over. Both were as- 'nervous 'as . though it was, the'iK- first mar- .riage. ?╟≤ 'Wws^m.': c^ajg'k" ' j Rita to Marry Hcifmes [> fmrmer Princess, Crooner to Say- Vows Befo^f Press, Only 9 Guests I ^^^VEGA*, Nev. .(UP) ?╟÷ Rita I Haj^yFHl1" ?? "eMselOsed yesterday I :-'he'11. mai'iy crooner Dick Haymes I in ayUrjetel conferencke room to- I morrow with only nine guests and ; the press looking on. ' > " "W^^Sfa^t.ia ^^npie wedding, Rita said; CThis iohc is too important to ;'xn%^'p^^e^^iio with a (lot of unnecessary fr-ills. J "It's enp^l^.ijthatyw'^ love each Iother- -and.'.gWe're, finally getting |marr.j-.?╜*-Sfter so hiany diffi- culties.'' --2?';/:...-g---.ge/-..' Rita vvill wear a 'simple, straight blue linen Afternoon &t&$ that will j show off eher deep. ^-tan.e.-She i sent to her Los" Angeles home |or a beige hat and l^oyes. She'll/wear orchids.- .?&$ '-:r;.,;-. :*~ kg:' l?╟?**-*'g j The bridegroptti'will wear a dark j blue suit forcthe simple'civil cere- I'mony before state District Judge! (Frank McNamee.\The couple will exchange plain gold wedding bands during the ceremony. The guests at Rita's fourth wedding and Haymes'.fourth also will be his attorney, David Marcus, and Mrs. Marcus; Rita's attorney, Bartley Crum, and his wife; the star's children, Rebecca, 8, and Yasmin, 3; Genie Barclay, their nurse; and Jack Entratter and Jake Friedman, two of the owners of the luxurious Sands Hotel. The ceremony WWWMBIf'iil the Sands' Gold Room, locale for press conferences for- pelebrities who stop at the gambling spa. The couple plan to honeymoon at the Sands over the weekend and then travel to PhUadelpfiia, where Haymes will open a night cluf singing engagement.