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PRESSfeyPPINe JBUREAU 165 Ghuiltf Street - New York NEW YORK, NW., JOURNAL AMERICAN Circ. D|692,509 -?√ßSgm>550, The Voice of Broadway: Babs ft | W By DOROTHY KILGF TF &EOL FLYNN DOESN'T jn I FOUNTAIN PEN oh^ie ckeckb<$- ' ?╟÷heil Wt'the heaaW;^^?^, Mrs. Stynn Ko. 1, Lili T^Mta >. and F ! Eddington, Heowest^n^to^^lj, Burt Lai$^teiv #t of the hospflr operation, won't be able to work again e Barbajl^tton's son, Lance Reye^ theatrical bug-wants to be an aetors 1 approve, so there may be a bit of a fan*. I dons greasepaint and starts 31 spouting Shakespeare or Sidney fc- Kineslev ... Joe Mankiewicz's the f nexf ?╜ "The Barefoot one ol preparation stages, is obvl?^_LS^ - LILI DAMITA Wants Errol to Pay , coming an almost- daily sight there. J^ffy^htr ILf,ir7 ?√ß?.> ?√ß-'?√ß DID/5TOU HEAR wmit%lu- lah said to Marlene when La Dietrich gushed that she, too, wanted to^glay, a njgjxtclublh%_, Las VegasMt 3rl!fgCgIQll I fffifor what io do? "Get out on ffie floor and look beautiful, defiling," (ifiiii ifflfcr1'1"'"' "After all, that's yoilr stock in trade ?╟÷your beauty. You never could act!" "isioa-Bodio comedy, distrfh,/* VTden Cha* ^e program i3To?dand^ w^ do but one two ' S?n ??f Ros' fS his summerXTu?8^^^^ September to do 261! W'th Plenty with Allen Roth L P.ro^ams for B, (RooticKa^t/f^jfe conduct. ._ >*g of the first two kidisl^V"? ^^^e^KSX^' ' | ?╟≤ Todd J -Xm^Blneh^T,?╜ldl*ks of. the new "MigSKjtl0^ chirp- ?√ß^yifek^feound m??siy Ag^Wuse" series for ^^^rman^Leyden's ork I '-gOl] ^arns. . ?√ß w^head for Gotham ?╜el_en's opposite in . Mister Television" j rormafe7!3rns I v?╜i remain as is i^- &. Todd; ^on^chirp_ m/7^8 Clipping From iiOS ANGELES, CAL Paul V. Comes Well, Medium and RARE HIGH-LIFE IN HOLLYWOOD (AIRBORNE^YIsloN) LAS VEGAS, Junel-^-if was noon at the Sands Hotel. A gay crowd fringed the swimming "fool. I was stretched out in a beach chair, drearily regarding them. j '*fp||||l I Tlie lifeguard watched me uneasily for a while. Then he I walked over. -i:if|ii?║f . "Beg your pardon, mister," !he said. Wllsll I shielded my eyes froijn the j burning sun and looked up at ihim. I "Yeah?" "You feel ??kay?|?½ he asked. ; mfs& 1 "Why?" T j He shifted from one foot to the other. 1 3"Nothing, mister," he murmured ^comfortably. "Only I and the guests around herer; thought it was kind of strange." "What was kind of strange?" I demanded. "For you to be lounging arpund the pMHn a tuxedo." ; "Son," I told him sadly, "there's a story goes With it." He sat down. "I, just knew there would ; be," he said. M^^fe^^^ ^_f*$f "But I don't want to burden you with it; son." "That's all right, mister," he assured me. fMaybe you'll feel better if you talk about it." I sighed, patted the faded petals of the carnation in my lapel and lit a cigarette. "It might never have happened," I began, (except that I love Lucy." 1 "Sir?" he asked. "I don't think I follow you." | "You will, son. You will. The whole-^thing Itarted at a formal dinner party given by-Dorothy and Harry Jameson. The ones that just Jot de-jeweled. ~i^M^& THEN IT HAPPENED I "The guests were Lug|lle Ball, Desi Arnaz, Bpike Jones and his-jite Louella Parsons, Buddy Rogers, the Vi^fjDrsattis arid.th|||John Carrolls. . ^^^JBk^^I ] "About the time wedwre ready to break up* somebody mentioned Las Vegas. And -Uucille JBall said how she'd love to go there sometime. Then Desi said: 'You mean dot, horiee?'^Jf The lifeguard shoojgiiis head admiringly. "Say," he told niei^yiOTSpound just like him." ! "Thanks," I replied. **Well, Lucy said(?·&e did mean it and Desi said: 'Lez all go. Iti^Bftr.-' "John Carroll slammed his palm <fe?· the table and said he thought it was a jjeiluv'n idea. But his wife?╟÷" otfj!$iP^353| "What'd his wife say?" %\$__ "She said it was almost 3 o'clock:-in the morning and he had laryngitis 'aii&'iigt to be silly. They were goin^liome." "What'd old John! ^ggto that?'\vsrysgF ^'^fe "He said he didn|t;4|$e, it -was|$||j|' a hellav'n idea." "And What -^^Sfen^T* tn<Bp lifeguard wanted to kno^&Jiyf "They went^^^p* I took a deep'%al^fch and conjmued: "But you. know how $P|p?·g.>tfpfn the rest o^us?╟÷anything for laughs." ^y_ll''W^Mi "Sure,"^W:ga^^I know :yqg-:Hqllywood guys. Real madc^a^l^" \. ?╟≤;-"e.:^.> "You migl\t say." I admitted modestly. "Weilj imj'\\aj,'* I went on. "Desi said if Ijucy.'WaiftM|&!i see liasT^g^^^Ufej^asgonna see it. The#^ft know wb^pie did?** ~ "What?" | j^fflfiti. "He chartered a DC-X* ^^P-t^s??- The lifeguard whistled through his teeth. That's the way tq HfS?' he marVele^^^"And you all w7ent alon^""^^^Tr "Had to. Couldptt le^^lim with a ^whole lempty airplane;on his..tonds. Got here just a little %^ij^^?·'^^ "Bd|,MJt?╤e-yfeguara^l^i^ust like you read Jbbut in the fan^teag^Eules. And now that you're here/wl^^ifcjppiii^gd^a.do?" I yawned. e^^^smiy v^5'T T^-;" ;^^^J "Wait for a taii^md, I told him, "and go home to bed." :i^8B| ^**TTf up, , Metro j&as fn ati^^^W Lanza's recorded son^~fSr - ^~_ in exchange for dropping that $5^M>5$Wr jaw- suit. Obviously, a NON-singer wiB play the Prince, with Mario's voice pouring from the actor's lips. Pans know many stars have the warbiings of others dubbed in as their own iggoH^MB AKO^ftER LIKE HER for m1Mp?·!%t^:sftEToices recognizable to J A3^-_V||^W distracting can things get*)_ """"IfeeiDp^ the pic^^e^h^em'EdffienBrackeif "sang" throughout with Bing Crosby's recorded voictV^And the film thut had Sinatra's croonind conSg dut^fPhf ^[SferP mouth? They Wefd ME^Jfpl^be funny!***! Ewr. hear about the agent who was worrying! ov?╜Wouxl ^b.uut his new ^d"? He wailed, "This! rlient sines like Lan^a, romam hs like Gable anc?? afctelli^'OBI^ce'^I^lB His Pal asked, "ThenB ^tqba ^ifyffigTabo^jAgent answered, "Thej b^^-^the^^^ is a girl!" PSft^e back in '"Tinseltown today after! %|j^pan^^fflP>touring. Which remindsB flaflny'^prns of th^%st theatrical event in his^B Wl^tHJ?║i$**& ^p^V^&mney Brent have - | diV||??jSte^^|WiJj_|B|ans. Vituperation J fro^fe^^iM^^ft^!the air?╜ rt would '?√ß?√ß?√ß hav^^>^*i#^48*P ^P ^"* bitterness attend- | ing ^e-diY?╜i*?f^>H* Carleton- Alsop! We've it^t^^S^ore^nut now it's fer real:?╟÷?√ß Gordon Aiac Rje .nvl v ite^^^^^fe^^^r'M night-club act "off the gnwmcrToopen m^W8^-i^ ington next week . . . A^ Rhonda Fleming]^ crac^-aut with her cafe cape^at The Sands '''',i?·5d^|>rento. ""^^s! un*,, Tfel WOrth 2-379r AMERICAN Press Clipping Service Inc. 119 Nassau Street k--few York City From ^JMST2 3 1953 mv_i_\^j^_S_uJr_ ?√ß R U2ittZe Old EIJU VORK By ED SULLIVAN \WLy Secretary, Africa, 'SpeaksQmm Dear Boss?╟÷Jack Benny, G0rgetlBiirns, George Jessel and other Coast performers wj%ibelong''|Kthi&LA lodg?╜ of the Friars applied ^?╟≤^susgn yardstick to Hollywood" hokum this week. They permitted a --?╟÷**-'????firTO?║j?║i;.to acknowledge the dinner in his honor by k"^^*tsrmen.' In New York* if such a bizarre jd,-Friars at the head table would imme- f cla% from the guegt's slander of news- .-/^^^ *v/t;tty'#bod friends of performers. Appar- ot Benny. Lyrical intro of the guest was (ASCAP dinner in New York, recently { m (ad table with his off-the-record emphasi^ i;ed at the Friars' Coast party was a com-j jTvS foeman of Siwanoy pro Tommy Kerrigan H3 tomorrow's memorial at the club to the latf! 3'ie son play against Tommy Armour, Crai| Johnny Farrell," said Hagen. "You and Ij WM *nd reminisce over a pint of beer. This, ] Hr Perry Como, Clark Dennis, Tony Marvii; epresent TV against a team of newspapermei "wilirT^te^ IHIng at the first tee. . . . Lauren Bacall, ii London, toTd~^eWspwI^-.nen: "Four months is top long to be awa; from my wonderful guy." ... In my discussion of the Vitallium mol< now capping Arthur Godfrey's hip, I credited Dr. Smith-Petersen a; the inventor of it. Actually it was .first created by Reiner W. Erdh and Charles H. Prange for the use o?· dentists. Surgeons learned aboui it from their dentists. Isabel Bigley,>Me and Juliet" thrush, and MCA's Larry Barnett picked July 26, . ., . Johnnie Ray, Jimmy Durante, Victor Bofge anc Martha Wright giving Boston night life a shot In the arm. . . . Miltor Berle's mother, Sandra, birthdaying, 76. ... Denice Darcel and Korean War ace James F.Low at the Little Club. He bagged nine MIGs. . . J Jane Greer to present the Indianapolis trophy Memorial Day. . . . Sol Hurok to- Europe. . . , The Joe Clairs (Gabby. Hayes' producer) named the twins Eva and Andrew. ... Paramount re-releasing "Shane" na-; tionally late this year to boost Oscar nominations for Alan Ladd, Van Heflin and George Stevens. . . . Jean Hersholt vacationing on Canada. . . .Weather forecast for the Coronation, continued reign, suggests Eddie Condon. ^I^IIIIP, New Orleans reporter, Joe Curtis, who covers the city's waterfront, recalling that it was steamboat pilot Capt. Horace Bixby who taught Mark Twain the twists, turns and shallows of the Mississippi River, points out that Bixby was one of the. youngsters, who in 1872 finished his four years as a cub pilot. Curtis says thatv in 1872, the oldtime steamboat pilots never had it so good. They were paid as high as $1,000 for piloting a steamboat from Louisville to New Orleans. He added that come actually rated $2,000 to $3,000 for taking a boat up the Missouri River when the Government, in lieu of a railroad to Kansas City, had to send tons of supplies West of river.' The fees were so high that even youngsters from rich and noted families trained for four years to get steamboat pilot berths on the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers. Former Ambassador Joe Kennedy'slaughter, Eunice, and Robert $hriver will honeymoon in Listeg,-. ..^PG-M's Marvin Schenck really floating-on a Ben Hogan cloud.T^. h^'an eagle on the 7th and a hole- in-one on^^n^t^n at Hilkrejfe%"' ?╓¬I&feToscaftini's. recording of B'ee- dvei^l?·5,000 copies.'m . . The Jay C. de-*I*Vance for his l'ole in "Carnival" |nHo"-?$eri(>iev'Gus- Bays honeymooning Bill ::Liindigans adopting a baby. . . . |i Tuesday'..-3- ?╟≤ The Marvin Canes (Vic |rk *.<l .-eLarry Adler has added Israel's , to his Town Hall concert, tomorrow h pa$lkheadls night club debut at Jack i\.f?╜s.i'it the Paramount, Nancy Apdrews an's-crew'at Cafe Society. A*MELIA. ?√ß 'ipt-; m-,; : ?√ß ?╟? - I 1