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The Mail Beg: Y??ur Column- Frankie Still Tops, Says Fan By Sidney Skolsky < i feel I know you well," writes Bette SteynJ|?·Jlolly- wodo% "bat actually I've never met you. My. IsisJ^^KSey- mQur; says he knoWa you well. He used tegieD M^J^n of ruttinirig into you while he was in town la^Ainim^.OTl. of lyour con^*"*^8^ --^^ ?√ß ?╟÷-- 'My curl until I fine, you were a see the Van ;is{f4?Σ≤_ man greatly resem at the end of our +^ . .ur.:-,--;.-: who looked very much like Evie [Johnson sat opposite him.*l w|i|g tempted to introduce myself^fo ous. Who "#^^Nhat il^I Who "greatly reseifBd? me. Come on, Evie, tograHgt~$j$?╜i$&foay, Mrs. Stemp08m-:ifi j?c^ bus- band's book %^^riff|fihv coming out? *" = ei33 3;;^C:3-. 8 "From. A. M^IS&hl^'Upf Los Ahgfles: "MemoySkoMy: Re: Yen%>wail ab0u$fgietihg in col- [$*mfean 1946; eRi^er's Digest published > j this" ^ok, 'Getting the Most Out of Lifet?╟÷a selec ?╟÷^^^t-iuw^wi, uui uimuue;?╟÷a seiec you but hesitated, fearirijgf^tOjtioigof the most personally;help - rriake a fool of myself. I wptetojful articles pui^^d in the R.D. I Seymour about it and .h?·5;sald I{THi?║..b66k contains); 'It's More should haye made myself known] Fun Toi^e Fit,' by Gene Tunne\ to you, as he has known ybu^rjand includes Tunney's own deep'- a great number of years and^that'j breathing, body-muscle building you two generally hali?e' long dis-! exercises . . .3fhave never found cussions about D.. W- Griffith.1 anything;better than this set ofL Seymour will be back in towftfsix basics by G. Turiney. If you'd ] later this month, and maybe ^!Kptfe to see this article, I'll send 4 meet .. ,"v j ..,' It to you. P.S. This i* staiightilJl And now you've got me curi- [no gimmicks^!_- ^ JUL ens PRESS CLIPPING BUREAU Established 1888 LOS ANGELES San Francisco Portland - Seattle Venice, Cal. Vanguard (Cir. 717} WAY I 1 JQ^j \K (Van Johnson Dit Ih Toronto, Mayfe. Rlywood aft-1 |t the ?·&_$$ &?╟÷*"- will Van Johnson, in er his engagement Hotel in Las v???╜n. 'leave for Toronto, Wednesday, Ma$&fli, his song-and-dance ae sino the following da; He will open May '. cago Theater in SM iTigJ?? cFanad? Jto?║mm?? appear at the Seville Theater Montreal. Johnson, who recent^fcomplet- ed co-starring, with EsSier Wil- hams in M-G-M's ^sylp Love," 'will then return to theUlm capital, resuming his supp# club act at the Sands for four weeks over Years holidays. JUL ens PRESS CLIPPING BUREAU Established 1888 LOS ANGELES San Francisco Portland - Seattle Hollywood, Calif. Citizen News (Cif. 35,225) MM 21 1953 "?╟≤^JnLin with Paul' if And/eanne Crain I urinkl^an, she ve^Tt she called II *le' eamn^ ^^ on ,/dozen httie w [leach ear. ^Ksfc %c] . iond lead to Jane on d P?Σ≤ishf3"e ^S|^yMMio| 3 Which ?╜?╜>??fEg 'so-caUedl comply ^^^^^.^^ ??te% SE Universe tc^|&ei .will Pte?·" at Metro ILay Staatra, w m irsedl ESTABLISHED 1888 BArclay 7-5371 press Pipping bureau 165 Chu???║k?║&treet - New York JAMAICA, N.Y. LONGfpLAND PRESS Circ. C?╜S',835 - S,-J85i775 ?√ßV 2 1 1953 on the By Eileen McDonald CONFIDENTIALLY: Leslie Schwartz of Great Ne<jk (whose family owns Century Theatres) was rushed to the hospital with polio. Schwartz, in his early 30s, has passed the crisis. ... A North Shore young man' has been drowning his sorrows in martinis ever since he discovered that Manhasset's Sara Delano Roosevelt will inarry the barber's son. ... A dead ringer for Greta Garbo has been visiting the offices of a Jackson Qi4JfN^doctor. iuiCklES: Itoty Lynn Schack of ilis, this columrre former Gal Friday, Is left the Copa cime line and is off to is Vegas where shi'll be featured in th\ Sands Hotel revui .... Brig. General BiII^S'aiiillLUlll"W Jadpon Heights is a j prouc^apa. His son,feill Jr.., passed the j exams iteWest Point#The general started l his ArmyS^reer aa^, buck private. . . . Dave Garrov^y*me TV star, has joined j the Fire Island summer colony set. . . s Freddie Hammer, the - Jamaica High Sclfoor grad who wed Shipping Heiress \ Andrea Luckenbach, will Jiaye to find a J new home sweet home. His estranged I mate has put a for sale sign on their Syosset mansion. RESCUE: The Italian Charities today goes to the rescue of Viola Calabresi of Jackson Heights, the Queens College J student who won a $600 World University Service scholarship for a nine- ; week seminar in India this summer. No j matter how she figured it, Viola needed another $600. Tonight, at its Elmhurst headquarters, Italian Charities will present viola with a supplementary $600 J scholarship. will "tt^^^han" \fche wedd^k.on stage of t Cather|rt0-^'Kounnas ^an'drjt)hn Stelius, ! both A&t^na, at-the Astoria Theatre at F 8:30 I^^-Jiine 9, between showings of [> "Nevef.Waye at a WAC." He's a former | GI, bit?√ß .'she's no WAC. Jjjrf. The Conn | McCr^rys of Jamalc^^^'s the jockey) | are biiilding a. .new liaciehda in Florida, I . . . J^l^f^^^^J^^jlorge Hall, who j. used to handle public relations for Queens Democratic'*^a^eli>'|pa Roe, is busy in h Honolulu Ui^ripit&jnS^rfi|^ig supplies to V the Korean War- Front. ;.::The Halls, m-\ cidental%|^Sca^|^,a se^^. visit from Sir t Stork. .-r^g%f^a Vanderbilt Stokowski l and her two, enitdreri%ill summer at their ' Quogue place. Hubby, Leopold, will be in \ Europe on a concert tour. . . . Bob Posch i of Elmhurst and beautiful Pat Leger of I College Point swap I dos on Aug. 11. He's j the nephew of Mrs. Carolyn Smith of j Elmhurst, secretary to Queens GOP Lead- j /"""rank Kenna. 'W -msflM mMMMMLW ?√ßBr