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HAGERSTOWN, Mfc MAIL Girc. D. 13.463 "mtaHayworth'And- Diet Haymes Gamble Once More With Matrimony CORPUS CHRISTI, TEX. T*MES Circ. D. 32.679 *Wk M 1953, By JAMES BACON LAS VEGAS, Nev., Sept. 24 (#)-- While nearby crapshooters tried to make sevens and elevens, Rita Hayworth .and.,Dick -Haymes today gambled- once more witn matrimony, g - .-?√ß , WE The 34-year-old aetrast and her crooner^ 35 ,will reciteMo^ each,; has said three times before ma . simple ceremony in the bolQt Room of the'Sands.H.otgW District Judge "Frank 3Macrsla-,j mee will officiate at the fiye-min- . ute ceremony. Jack Entratter, i general manager of the Sands, i will be the only attendant. Photographers and reporters will out- number the invited guests three ;?√ß! to one. -J^Wl- -n v?╟?' The unpretentious affair will be t quite a contrast to the screen i! star's lavish French wedding to l Prince Aiy Khan in 194? Miss Hayworth will not even havea a new wedding gown. She said she [ would wear a blue linen straight dress which she has worn before. \ Her head will be covered by a : toast-colored hat of tulle and vel 3 vet. She will wear gloves to I match the hat.:..?╟≤ .. '?√ß J W. Only guests invited are busL ness-and Iqgal associates of the couple. The only relatives ?╜ I hand.will, be the brides ...-, daughters. They are Rebecca 8, I. the.^ffspring' of Miss Hayworth s manage to arson. Wei es, and I the.Princess Yasmine, 3V4, like her moslem father a direct de- 1 scendant of the prophet Mo- haSf barrier to the wedding was cleared yesterday when Haymes copped a seven-minute divorce decree from Nora gd- dington Flynn Haymes. I*ss than an hour laterg he brought Rita back. to the courthouse -'.where both ner^isly filled_ou.t-.the mar I riage.Jicllle forms. ?╟≤-;... ...; . . Both Haymes and Rita claimed l: permanent residence m Nevada but said they will soon move nea Greenwich, Conn.,-where they are looking for a house. ' I "All my work is.mvthe East," the crooner explained. Miss Hayworth said she plans to commute between- the...Easti Coast and "Hollywood for picture making. : " '""-'?╟≤-" ?√ß-' Should the government win its deportation case against the Ar- , geritine-born crooner, what coun- ; ffy will he and Rita then live m? , "I'm not going to be deported,' he-a^wered. "We both intend tQ ^^rU^^llmove ^^^Snifhehadever ta^^SSffefe-th for BHflSE8, the singer asked. DALLAS, TEX. TIMES HERALD ?╟≤Circ. D. 139,247 -%;?√ß 138,409 NORMAN, OKLA. N^ANSCRIPT Circ. D. 6,298 - 1 *>-298 SEP 23 mT' JEP231953 "^^^^^^^ Hayworth D/Ck Plann/nJ Get License Today A Simple Wedding k! Las Vegj | (UP).?╟÷Film ftoagpSlanhed a '?╟≤simple'^^ ; ieel cameras grinding away ?╟≤' ,TJ?en ^ey'Jl settle down as to what they hope will be LAS VEGAS, Nev. ffl - D?╜* II Haymes, a crooner who has had J! plenty of trouble with wives and I Ssam.takes^tarn^^eW Sept. -jjE^SV^S m&^ Star Ritij^ar gal who has hacTEIr share '^jfeand Crooner DfK^v^J husband trouble. time). That is ust one hour after ] hfgets a divorce from Nora Ed- dington Flynn Haymes. The singer and.the actress wdl hR married tomorrow at 11 a.m. beeTg^^oTfnm^- ?? will be marriage No.4 forgboth. I life as suburbanites wich, Conn M sedate-j in Green- i ha?^??.eremony tomorrow will! be held in the GoH Room of The) I Sands IgtfggET ,.^?tel wtih" amma, 'but only nine ^ ,o?╟÷*o ...luviiea, out news and , g?Σ≤. were, old i&tfSSl l^^l(%MMfii!<^mimmM> said firmly. "Thi are finally getting ?Σ≤?Σ≤ j one k to?? ?Σ≤P??rtant fo me to fatter so majy Sffl^TH *<?╜?╜???╟≤?╜> wi,h a ** of unnece? 'tsmm&mm ***??.?√ß?√ß'25f eaTJ?·jmugh that we;< WINSTON-SALEM, KJS JOURNAL ". Circ. D. 50.520 SEP 2 31953 N. C. IRita Hayworth, Dicfe H?╜^f Will Wed in Quid Cerenia~$\ RACINE,'WIS*' JOURNAL TIMES Circ. D. 23,963 J LAS VEGAS, S, NEV. (UP).-Rita SKSSa Ishe'll.marry cr ?╟≤ooner Dick Haymes in a hotel conference room Thurs-, *waaBEW&taHh whi lot of unnecessary frills. $8SfQRM*m~l at" we,love eafch other and we're iimuy ww* "It's enough mat J^^ffL-4 married after so many difficul- t0 me to clutteri^o^th ^jm%g?·rZ??&& fina11^ M?½** SEP24 1953k [Rita, Haymes !o Repeat Vows j LAS VEGAS, Nev.?╟÷(ff)?╟÷While I iiearby crapshooters tried to make sevens and elevens, Rita Hayworth fend Dick Haymes today gambled I Once more with matrimony. The 34-year-old actress and her crooner, 35, will recite vows each has said three times before, in a simple ceremonyili the Gold Room of the Sand^^Q^eL .. Press Outnumbers Guests. I District Judge Frank MacNamee |will officiate at the five-minute ceremony. Jack Entratter, genera manager of the Sands, will be tbi only attendant. Photographers anB reporters will outnumber the inl vited guests three to one. The unpretentious affair will beg quite a coft|rast to the screen star's! lavish French wedding to Prince! Aiy Khan in 1949. Only guests invited are business! and legal associates of the couple. I The only relatives on hand will be I the bride's two daughters. They I are Rebecca, 8, the offspring ofj Miss Hayworth's marriage to Or-1 son Welles, and the Princess Yas-j mine, ZYz, like her moslem father! a direct descendant of the prophet! Mohammed. ' '?$?} tAwarded Divorce. Final barrier to the wedding was! cleared Wednesday when Haymes J copped a seven-minutfpdiyorce de-| cree from Nora Eddington Flynn Haymes. Less than an hour later, he brought Rita back to the courthouse, where both nervously filled out the marriage license forms. Should the government win its !deportation case against the Ar-. jgentine-born crooner, what country will he and Rita then live in? "I'm not going to be deported," he; &???║wered. "We both intend to jive #fithe U. S. A." I A reporter asked him if he had ?ever*?a1gied any of Rita's cooking. I "WM^^arries Rita Hayworthj ?╟≤for codSng?" the singer asked, j J ties." : Rita will wear a simple, straight : blue linen afternoon dress that Will i !show off her deep sun-tan. She , sent to her Los Angeles home for a beige hat and gloves. g&iE&l I The bridegroom will wear a clarK blue suit for the simple civil cere-, mony before state District Judge, Frank McNamee. The couple will j ; exchange plain gold weddmgl ; lbanda.-^r^sfrti ^'WSM^i^T'-^^^^ I The ceremony will be held in tne j Sands' Gold Room, locale for press j tSffettces for d?╤#ebrities who stop at the gambling spa. After the "I do's," Rita and Dick will be j host to the visiting press for lunch. The wedding will be photographed for newsreels and television a hotel spokesman said. The couple plan to honeymoon at the Sands over the weekend, and then travel to Philadelphia where Haymes will open a night club singing engagement. Rita revealed she and Haymes will forsake Hollywood to live in Greenwich, Conn., "because its nearer Dick's TV worgfcad?╟≤ bettei for the children." Sh#. return to Hollywood only to work in movies. FOURTH GAMBLE PRESS CLIPPING BOTpy 165 Church Street - ?√ß.N^^Yorlr"-: BREMERTON, wilk SUN 'circ. d. \7AidVmtW&?i Haymes, Rita Wed Today in Las Vegas SEP 24 1953 By JAMES BACON LAS VEGAS, Nev. Ut)?╟÷While nearby crapshooters tried to make sevens and elevens, Rita Hayworth and Dick Haymes today gambled once more with matrimony. The 34jbear-old actress and ,her crooner, 3B, will recite vows each hag said three times before, in a simple ceremony in the Gold Room of the Sa|jds Hotel. iWe-Mihute Ceremony ?? District Judge Frank MacNamee will officiate at the five-minute ceremony. Jack ^Entratter, general manager of the jSands, will be the only attendant, gphotographers and reporters will outnumber the invited guests thmea^^<^/^Se..'^^j The unpretentious afrair will be quite a contrast to "the screen star's lavish i&ench wedding to Prince Aiy Ktfan in 1949. Miss Hayworth willjtnet eyen^-^tve-'-a new wedding $wn:.'jSfcwl%$ffl'fahe would wear a ; blue iftfe^straight dress which she has worn before. Her head will be covered by a FRANKFORT, IND. I TIMES toast-colored hat of tulle and velvet. She will wear gloves to match! the hat. Only guests invited are busines^ and legal associates of the c6uple3 The only relatives on hand will bi ||ie -bride's two daughters.. Thejf are Rebecca, 8, the offspring oji Miss Hayworth's marriage to Orson Welles, and the Princess Yasmine j %y_, like her Moslem father a dif rect descendant of. the prophet; Mohammed. Final barrier to thesSitedtling was cleared yesterday when Haymes copped a seven-minute divorce decree from Nora Eddington Flynn Haymes. Less than an hour later, he brought Rita back to the court- hbuSeV wweTBptlSnervously filled out the marriage license forms. J Both Haymes and Rita claimed permanent residence in Nevada, but said they will soon move near Greenwich, Conn.,- where they are looking for a hoUse.. | "All my work is in the East," the crooner explained. pi* I Miss Hayworth said she plans!] II to commute between the ?╜East| I Coast and Hollywood for pictures] I making. i#|| I Should the government win its I deportation case agianst the Argen* I tine-born crooner, what country will he and H^a then live in? ij "I'm not going to be deported,",' he answered. "We both intend to live in* the U.S.A." /Cooking Secondary ^,^1 / II; The crooner said he.'?╟??╜$.. movf iihtd^MisaJHayworth's suip at thi\ 'Sands rtgfrt_after the wedding. A\ reporter, aisled him if he had eve^ tasted.any .of .Rita's cooking. "Who ?√ß marries ' Rita Hayworth for cooking?" the singer asked. | \ ACTRESS >UNDE^l[ftA^jp.|Ei*a?╜ Hayworth attirad^ftlue^a; ^i,^?╜..^^V^Mrftf5fc'iJgwio Satwtaj-jjtotffl in I^^pa^Jei .under ^e;^tcls|rl #yes of. Deputy ^heriir Bill G*o*ei$ ij;a) Sa'n^^curily^aar'd Bev Pe^ifis, The ^.arnoxoWm^^m hi receivejletters threat^mg death for herself and da;56p*&MPasmi: unlesl she agrees to a recohcliatioii with her formMifisband, at TX^v^^^TtiririTl father of Yasmin, Aiy Kahn. * /gjp^Telephou \ J RitavDick OiiFourth With Fourth Marriage M&_^m%&P& I matrimony. a Q ?╟?trPeg and her I The34^ear^*dxeMaBeach HANNIBAL, MO. Courier-Post & Journal 3 Circ. D. 10,549 |i|i|l|eggi Haymes And Rita To Get License LAS VEGAS, Nev., Sept. 23 (IP) j ?╟÷Dick Haymes, a crooner who! lias had plenty of trouble withl wives and Uncle Sam,, takes ..out a 1 marriage ^cerise today, with, Rita j iHayworth^ a gal.who has had her 1 share of husband trouble. Haymes -^nd the glamorous I screen star pick up. the wedding! license at 3 p. m: (Pacific day-1 light time). That is just one hour! after he gets a divorce from Nora I Eddington Flynn Haymes. The singer and the actress will.j be married tomorrow at 11 a. m,g in Sands Hotel^. where both havej, been quests for some time. It will J be marriage No^ 4 for both. LAS VBOAai^y* Ut) '.?╟÷ Rita; j Havworth'afiSfDick Haymes are on the fourth honeymoon for e|ch, i of them today following a b|ef; flash-bulbrlit yfemhS in a gambling resort. hote?·g IMM:^.7mL <, ?√ß?╟≤ > "I feel :-wopder|illy happy " th* redhaired rbride3'said after tM tbree-minute ceremony. I am married to the man I really love. It sounds, so-^ffionderful to be called Mrs.-Haymes.'Vfep- The movie star and the crooner flv to New Yoi-k saturtaayjind later to Philadelphia, wber^-the bridegroom starts a night ..cn.:h engagement Monday nlglg.v?╜| -Our. careers, i fact notfemg, will ever senarategus/'-Rita de- ?╟≤ clared. She,said Mm travel jSth Haymes on his night :^pF'iPur.- They haveV tented a house in- - Greenwich, Conn. 'M^s;Haywo^h. ?╜aid she'll commute between there and Hollywood foi\ one picture The ceremony wa^performed by i Judge^ank MacN|mee in the I Gold Sfodm of the: Sfends Hotel. Roulette ga??^es,anf:siSF*m?╜?╜*a^BS continued fJnrrinf|Whe nearby I casino; I Rita's two daughters, Rebecca, i eight, -bfMm marriage to actor, ' Orsori jyellsV and Princess Yas-= mine wee and one-half,;:w.. *x-j husband Aiy Khan, looked on from a divan. ^p^-'-j^... Room of the Sands hotel. District JudgeTTStfiR^T^.^Nf-,; mee officiated" at the five-minute Sremony.^ Jack Entratter, gen- erS manage?of the.Sands, was The 34-year-ord;actresS W?·SJLM a contrast -to the screen 'the prophet MohammeB. "harrisburg, ill. register tir. D. 5.756 SEP 23 1953 lalayvwrth^ Dick Haymes lo Wed Thursday Before Newsreel, TY Cameras LAS VEGAS, Nev. (IP)?╟÷Film star ; ! Rita Hayworth and crooner Dick 1 Htomes tolay planned a </simple 1 wedding" with television and news- reel cameras -grinding away. Then they'll settle down as to what they hope lgll be, a sedate ! life,,as sybur>ajiil?╜; in Greenwich, TO" ceremony fhursday.^ will be I held in the Gold Room of the Sands I Hotel with only nine guests lnvitdd, ^rSews and ca'mera men were I toldpiey could attend. I Tie red-haired beauty sighed ihappily that sbe and Haymes 'are [ finally getting married . after so -'many difficulties." _k^_l____t. -^ I ^?╜>hg their recent trpublesmave lbee?╤%3.att^ipt. by the gffern- 1 ment to deport Haymes, a imzm 1 of Argenufa^g and death threats I aeainst Miss "Hayworth,; and her I youngest daughter, three-year-old 1 Yasmili., ,'^ -JWe want a simple wedding, Miss Hayworth said-#9ly. Tnis one is too important tS me to clutter up with a lot of unnecessary frills. It's enotfgfadtiiat we love each other." But the wedding, unlike the final clinch in the movie thrillers, wont see all of their headaches solved. Miss Hayworth, Yasmin, and her other daughter, Rebecca, 8, still are under protective guard and Haymes' difficulties with the Immigration Department remam to be ironed out. It will be Rita's fourth wedding and Haymes' third. The couple plans to honeymoon at the Slanas over the weekend and then travel to Philadelphia, where Haymes opens a night club engagement, leaving the crooner's lawy<$& to handle his case/before the ^yernment i in hearings which resflfBe Monday.