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NEW YORK Journal American 0.506.746 SUN. 640,586 JUl 2 5 1964 irnrT VW/lflT) HIGHLIGHTS iininiiimininniiniwiiiiimiiiiiiiiniiiiiHuiiiiutniiiws^ ^.nmmnmtmmilimnilHHnminiHlIlHIIHIinimilHUHM fl (JLMj X W uuu niunniwi ;. I I Big Sendoff for Stefanie t|| || jl I By LOUELLA O. PARSONS OLLYWOOD, July 25.?╟÷STEFANIE POWERS, Hollywood, July WSWR ?½x* CITED ABOUT making ?╟úThe Fanatic?╟Ñ in I^udou with Tallulah Bankhead (and well she might be~tlJ?½re ?½ no co-starring experience like It) was honored at a party last night by her friends, the Irv Ogners. On hand to wish Stefanie godspeed were Rock Hudson with Portia Nelson (she?╟╓s , a songwriter)', Ross Hunter, Miiko Taka with Jacque Mapes. Moss Mabry fought Joan Cohn, Dinah Shore was there, as were both Of Stef anie?╟╓s admirers,. Paul Wallace and Perry Lopez.' Stefanie has never met Tallulah, "but we?╟╓ll; meet in New York while I?╟╓m on tour with ?╟ The New Interns/ I?╟╓ve t heard so much about Miss Bankhead?╟÷I can hardly Wai*She could listen the rest of her life and not hear all | the stories about the fabulous Tallu. ; ^ " The last time Tallulah was in Los Angeles my old friend invited me to a small ^oiree'at Ler_suite At th~ Town House. It was a scaldlngly hot night. But the husky voiced Miss B had turned off the air conditioning and every wijndow in the place was shut! / This was because Tallulah?╟╓s eight canaries, her par- ticular "pals?╟╓* of the moment, didn?╟╓t like air conditioning or night air. Happy as birds, they were flying all-over the place: One in particular, liked my head to perch on Oh, yes, Stefanie. You aren?╟╓t -going j| * |jj| moment making this Co- a curse on it?╟÷a'good old Greek curse." c Then she showed her; sense of humor. "Go ahead and print* this threat. You know how superstitious . 1 movie producers are!" ; ? α HOLLYWOOD SNAP- SHOTS: Those black lace stockings Natalie Wood wears in "The Great Race?╟╓* cost $150 per pair?╟÷ and so far 10 pairs have had runs in them! A "run" for their money , W?╟╓arners aren?╟╓t .crazy about. Former Broadway star Lou Holtz, now in his 70?╟╓s, and his m u c h younger wife are expecting an- other baby. Their first is 11 months old. Ed CroWley add his pretty bride and the John Raitts enjoying a cool dinner at the Sportsmens Lodge, where you can catch your own trout for dinner if you like catch- ing your own trout Producer William Castle has signed Vic Mizzy to score "The Night Walk- er," his Barbara Stan* wyck-Bob Taylor movie at Universal, f TV biggie Bill Dozier will be one of the judges at the "Miss Universe"- contest in Miami in Au- gust. Clint Walker?╟╓s father is making his first visit to the coast. He and Clint are Spending most of their time 1 on young Walker?╟╓* new boat. How about Red^Skefr /ton t.. In ^x^weeEliir the * Sands inJ^as^Vegas, Red pla^STto 50,412 custom- ers with double that amount turned away That?╟╓s all today, See you tomorrow. ffeartt Headline Settled ?√ßiiiimiiiiiiinniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiii i1 nmmuima4 lumbia-Hammer suspense movie with ?╟  Tallulah! ? α SPEAKING OF mer- ^urial ladies I this seems to be i)ur day for them) that G'r e e k bombshell Melina |} Mercouri writes me from Spain where to have a dull Player she?╟╓s making "The Pianos": i "I want to star in Law- | rence Durrell?╟╓s ?╟ Justine* | like I?╟╓ve never wanted an- ?║ other role in my life. If | it is done without me-?╟÷it I will be a catastrophe. I?╟╓ll I see to that. I?╟╓ll pronounfce ,it?╟?mi,tn i fflnimhiwHimMinmmnriMimiiitmmmiiiiiinniiiiiiHiiiiittiHiiiniiniitu^l