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<JlUens PRESS CUPPING BUREAU Established 1888 LOS ANGELES San Francisco Portland - Seattle New: Yorfe. N. Y. Journal American (Cir. 700.722) 19 1952 /New Yfrrfe Cavmetd^ ?╟÷, Along Prattle-Tattle lane BLANCHE FRIML, farhed beauty in her - Jy$'Qw& once the ^ife of Composer f Rudolph ^Friml, passed" away recently, destitute,gin a charity ward in Paris.. .Also in the American hosp. in Paree, is Louisa, widow of JackvKriehd]er--as the result of a fall from a horse, riding to hunt...Close friends of popular Dolly Stark, the former ump, are convinced lie is already wed to the wealthy. BetsygLevy? At least, he's'around introducing ft as Mrs. Stark...Carl Bris- ,son, who wj^jyi.'towH for arfew days, told me he w^Sti^??liv&e Cafe De Parisl|i, London d^^*teeorc??ation week. A sentimental engagement, lor this is the club Of which he wjas-once co-owner and which was bombed mfnlig the German air raids.. .It was Roosevelfcf&ig$Kin 21, Monday. Congressman FiDM. Jrl^as in a huddle with a group in T^STe upstairs room, Jimmy dined downstah^pL * * * Barneys Ross flew in from the Coasts?╟÷ jubilantly displaying color photos of his, brand ne^ grandchild,. .For once it's- the columnists" versus the critics. Practically every pafagrapher was enthusiastic about 'Two's Company" in contrast with the lukewarm, reception accorded by the aisle- sitters. This department had one of his best evenings in the theatre?╟÷and left with that pleasant glow Which comes from sitting in on a hit...Incidentally, Vinton Freedley roamed around the lounge before the first act, examining pictures, the ceiling, etc. And then I recalled?╟÷once this theatre, the Alvin, had been his property ?╟÷in co-ownership with Alex Aarons.' The house derived its name from the combined first syllables of their front monikers... ?╟≤ i Toots Shor, the chronic baek-slapper is now I wincing as others slap- him. Excruciatingly I painful sacroiliac. ^4'H- * * * Youngest actor in 20th Century-Fox's i "Taxi" is a Manhattan baby> John Joseph Joyce, Jr. Even as they were shooting the \ kid's scenes, the mother was haulifag the -By LOUIS SOBOL- father into court, claiming.that as soon as he had signed the social security papers for the baby, he stopped working and became abusive.. .Suggested billing for the Georgia Gibbs-Johnnie Ray Christmas package at the Capitol:| "Her Nibs and His Bibs"... Eisenhower is one of the few wealthy men to become President in recent years?╟÷but unlike F.D.R. and Teddy who inherited most of their money, he earned most of it himself, through his book and careful savings, ggg The Talmud is being translated into English under the auspices of the Amerp can. Biblical, Society of which Dr. John Myers is the head?╟÷the first gesture in this direction in more than -5,000 years. The first completed volume of the eighteen planned has already been presented to President Truman. The second volume will be presented to Qu^j^||abeth during the Coronation. It'feMfspfratM it will be sixteen years be||j$^gHie renaming books are completed^^^ieduled Jo \follow Danny Thomasjpl^practionsiRt Jack Entratter's I new Lay/gps Sandfejjrotelare Lena Horne, ;: EdrtyFPyn and BipfEckstine.. ."Eugene ^O'jgjPRLjfnd His Jjjlmes" by John Gassner wjtt m a Pfent|ee-Hall entry in 1953... JfhiJn remincratie, Norman Taurog swears pie'#gonnaJfrite a book entitled "Inside | DafeestJJjKrtin and Lewis" based fj| his >ex^mmmGes directing three of .^?║|eir . films...g * * ,* Ironically enuf, even as Look mag featuring a picture .of Miami Beach's Copa City with such celebs present as Jimmy Durante and Walter Winchijt; comes word that the big club has folded%k"Mel Brooks, TV writer and Florence Baum,: "Two's Company" beauty, will prove it by merging early next year.. .Johnny Arer is hinting to pals British starlet PamelalShaw, who just flew in from England will be his next* bride... HBp^ _ THE ORIGINAL _ P omeikF ?√ß?√ß PRESS CUPPINGS ?√ß" I 220 W. 19* St., NEW YORK 11, N.Y. | Tel. CHelsea g-8860 Cir. (D 102,879) (S 95,953) This Clipping From NEW ORLEANS, LA. ITEM JAN ?╜fc|S|y 'More* Stats Than I N. O. Parking Meters' BY ROUNDY COUGHLIN I! LASLJCEGAS, Nevada.?╟÷Well landed here it was my'first visit to this spot the spot is lit up like guys nose on skid row. Two of the biggest neon signs in world are in this desert city. The town is so light from lights you can drop dime on sidewalk and read date on it without bending over. They call me a looker out here in other words window shopper. I don't roll the bones, play roulette or play blackjack. You can look and still lose money. You can creep over to the one arm |bandits and hear the bells ring. [When you pull lever on the slots Ithe machine lights up like nite jclub on New Years eve. Say they got more slot ma- j chines here than New Orleans 1 has parking meters. You could !i stretch them down Canal St. and still have plenty left for the French Quarters. i Jvhy about twelve years ago i this spot was hard to find on map but no inore^brother. They got hotelsJ^I>F^hatg^e best in land itbaj^lospots* foi^fthat folks. The ftayed is beautiful !ol cart to drive you jto lobby and back to your roonm hould see it. gJF I ^The d jrfey fWQ**T2 dining room is big as the Sugar Bowl stadium, And play this number on your record machine at home. The Sands hotel property is worth $400 per foot fin front of hotel right today. v are also starting to build hotels in this town and have 600 rooms. This tel has finest room I W The furniture alone is $3000||*knd room Aribble in for basket ifJ \ guarded good. jf\ Vore people sitting \g tables out here in .thef morning \ans has. oysters. midnite >\??rf JUL 1 lens PRESS CLIPPING BUREAU Established 1888 LOS ANGELES San Francisco Portland - Seattle New York, N. Y. Herald Tribune (Cir. 633,364) I jrfiiow 1952 f|0ij*anny Thomas doesn't want to "The Jazz,Singer" at War- |bl ''T%Jp^ng Fool. a dog they I Jake p,500,000| liar sort of! n._ from Ro- ^ s^eg colorful ,_ fortune by ped- ixlfm??~~ .Tme millionaire is I r oSbbling in fruit. .The symbols] all his one-arm bandits are] Icherries, oranges, pineapples and! I?╟÷for suckers like us^lempns, JUL ens PRESS CLIPPING BUREAU Established 1888 LOS ANGELES San Francisco ?√ß Seattle Portland ?√ß ^Washington, D. C. | Star (C^D. 214,212 - S. 233,488) Ireland's ^er-in^aw~f r Robeson, is, a jfiowgirl m\\ w Sa&ds Hotel a/&as Vegas. I' were ^Here^??Dut,too much $1,Xj^ne Robert New- ; j^fteir first big party; ^holidays in. the big ?╟÷-^ ouo bofrgfct -tmaJ Bogart. -And, dust off your pandas.'?╟÷ L\ ?√ß-Humphrey is tossing a house-1fl ?√ß-warmer in his new Holmby HIM?.! ??|home. ,,;..,Hand-holders at thfe/J m nfefflggg Stewarts' affair fortune ?√ß iaiirrxjwaiBgnt'" ',"'t,'.1 o ' ' '"' I I'jRocky Cooper and Pete Lawford.l I Audiences are going for '"Tneii jHoaxters," the anti-Communist! (documentary, in a big way. DorjsJp'ss ?√ß Schary raigahe film last week-g^^ I for 200 members ^pfr#te AmerioaB^:^8 ., Jewish Committee. . | . Rebellj ' Randall hgfja great CBS Christ-j ; il mas shower the GIs?╟÷to include; TT Ronald Colman, Joe Stafford and] '] Nat Cole. .... Barbara Whitingi ?╟≤n| and Jackie Myers have called the ] ?Σ≤ whole thing off. H Spotted at Chasens?╟÷Brynie Foyi and Otto Preminger m Greta Thyssen. Business, of e^pse. . . .| Joe Pasternak with Dotty and' laryngitis. . . . The Sidney Lan-ff ?√ß fields with the Ben Hogans. . ...if ] Pam Blumenthal was there stag?╟÷I 1 but Lisa Ferraday follows from! Gotham in a few days. Jim Backus says the xheight of] [extravagance is the%ife who takes! [a ,cab to drive-in theaters.;|p??HBi?╟÷ And Marie Wii?╜^" *- --