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WAUSAU, WIS. RECORD HERALD Circ. D. -1,6,545 .s^MiffiB Rita and Dick Gamble Again \On M^rimpnv I LAS VEGApNev. m ?╟÷ "1M -nearby crapsn?║Bter%tried to mam sevens and elevens, Rita Hayworfr ?·and Dick Haymes today gamblef once more with matrimony. The 34-year-old actress and h# crooner, 35, will recite vows eacji has said three |fcimes before, in a simple ceremony in Ihe Gold Room of the Sands Hotel..-:?√ß I Districi; Judge Fraiik MacNamee rwill offici^^at/tfcfive-miiatfte ceremony. ^P^.En&ter, general manage ofethe-Sae^iwill be the only atj)E9)Jfat, Fhb^aphers and reporters,^^4?uttt|^ib?║r the^ph- vited gufstf+lhr^ f&fepe. Unpretentious Affair The uri^e-tentioti^air wfflie quite a contrast A the screjgb star's tevjifi FreiM ?√ß ^ecjding% Prince Al#?JKh|n in;M4aLjg? Only guelts mvitgf ajfbusiness I and legal psociatem??i^e ce.u|le. The onlyf$ative&f| hajjid v$fbe the bride's* two -jajpMers..eSSey are Rebecca, g, tbMo|Fspring of Miss Hayworth's nWrtage ioWfr- son WeUes.ahd the^rincess fas- mine, ZVz, like her ifbsilgm father a direct descenaanfiiittiet prophit Mohammed. Final Bah-ierCle^d 5 Final barrier; to the welsling 4k& cleared Wednesday when- HayrSs copped a seyenTminute divorce decree from Nora." Eddington Flyan Haymes. Less than: a$eh$ttr lateif, he brought Rita back td the courthouse, where both nerv&usly filled out the marriiage license forms. Should the government win its deportation case against the Argentine-born crooner, what 'Country, will he and Rfta then live in? "I'm not glial $o "befdeported," j he anfwere'd. i^e both intend to | live in the .UwS?·p]m.''< A reporter *^ed him if he had! ever tasted any of Rita's cooking. I "Who marries Rita Hayworth! [for cooking?" the singer asked. IRON MOUNTAIN, MICH, j NEWS Circ. D. 10,415 Crooner, Rita Gamble Again On Mat|prf^y LAS VEGAS, |p^|^?╟÷While nearby crapshooters tried to nuikd sevens and eleyens.' Rita Hayworth r'gM Dick Haymes today gambled once more wi.i&- matrimony. | che 34-year-old. actress and her j crooner, "35P'-'-wili recite vows each has said, tfe^^tin^es ^before, in a simple cei^m&f ii^'itie Gold Roomi of the^Sa^^Hcrt&i;!- Pistri^pft^e^^ik MacNamee! wi# ofSmtl attWm five-minute i cerempnJP^a^kVEn'featter, general manager of the Sands, will be the only attendant. Photographers and reporters ivilf outnumber the invited guests three to one. The, unpretentious affair will be quite a contrast to the screen star's lavish French wedding to Prince Aiy Khan in 1949. Only guests invited are business and legal associates o|Jjie couple. The only relatives Oh. Hand, will be the bride's two daughters. Th6y are."Rebecca; 8~; the.offspring of Miss Hayworth's marriage to Orson Welles, and the Princess Yasmine, 3%, like her moselm father,a direct .^descendant ?·?║1 the prophet WILMINGTON, N C NEWS - Circ. D. 7,881 ?╟?. spp. ma iuia. Daughter j [Guarded Alter jietfer Threats LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UP)-Rita | j Hayworth and her daugher, three- {year-old.-.Pjincess Yasmin, were junker 24-h(|jr guard after the film {star received threats of violence | unless the child is returned im- Jmediat:' to Moslem Prince Aiy I Trhan. The actress' attorney, Bartley JCrum, reached in Hollywood, said jthe threats came in letters ad- jdress|d/to Miss Hayworth at the < Sandaygfo^ftl Wo an(j that they had i been tit^edpver to the FBI for i i mvestlfa^k>itr f The letters threatened Yasmin's life and bodily harm" to Rita, he* said. Crum said "they couM, be crank ; letters," but added: "I read both letters and it is my personal condMorf that there j! was something in'^fitto indicate ij that they did coMflrom a religious fanatic.?5 ,. "' ',;" The attorney .said fLcT'had wired jthe pnnce's fathef|pr Aga Khan j asking him to ''ciaWOn his followers" as far as his iSper' daughter- m-law and grandSfid are concerned. I Crum said he ?║pjbt the wire I -through Al/s Paris lawyer f ! Charles Toren, asking the Aga I Khan to use his Influence as thel spirit-al leadg?·&: the Ismali sect I of Moslem||gib;ymake sure that! no harm d&ajipoto the star and! | her child.C;$fSfe- Crum sappfe did not.believe! the threat??^ul<Jhave originated* ;with A^y or his fatlery/ t The actress, here wafting-i hoi marry crooner He?- Haymes, j declared she was concerned only for her child. She said she did- not know who might have made'the threats. j Yasmin is at Rita's horoSfin West Los Angeles near HoUyjjbd with the actress' other childjfce- becca Welles, 8, daughter of actor. Orson Welles. Both children ffcre under guard, y^ Crum said .jMjjf first letterfflU ; received two^ks ago. He said the second letter came from New Rochelle, N.Y., and was postifirk- ed Sept. 7. He said he coul& ?√ß not disclose the contents of the letters Miss Hay worth recently turned down Aly's offer'to set up a y$l - 000,000 trust fundrfor their dailgh-2 SuWith.the a#y lament ifcat mere isn t a$$ anpitot of nAey th.t is worth' sacrificing t hi s child's privilege of IJv%-!-^e"a ;normal Christian girl in iiipmited btates. " 'JjiBv'^E ' ; The red-haired actress^fg she rejected 'he offer because the proposed settlement stipulated that lYasmm be "exposed" to Moslem -teaching >8iem | IVJohamamed., ., d Final barrier to the wedding was cleared Wednesday when Haymes copped a seven-minute divorce decree from Nora Eddington Flynn Haymes. gLess than an hour later, he brqught Rita b^ck to^$ #?·m- house, where bolK Hervously filled out the marriage license forms. snyderTokla7 democrat Cl>c. W. 1,500 fRita Will Wed I Haymes Today | Fourth W^cHlng For I Both Bride, Grp0fliiv LAS VEGAS, Nev. ufi?╟÷While j nrs,rb3? cjr-apshooters tried l^o. piake sevens and elevens, Rif&|JEjj|frorth and ?╟≤ Dick' Haymes totlSl^ffljfBMWe'd 6ri$$' more with matrimonje" The ' 84*year-old actress-. ariSf' her crooner..- 35, will recite vows each; has said'. three times before, in a simplesi'eeremony in the -0old ,i?,o6m : of the Sands Hotel. - - ? 'District "Jucig--? Frftnk MacNamee f wtll .bfficiate. at the.,, fiverpiinute ' >:eremony. Jack Entraiter.ageneral I frfiiiager oft the S'arid&,.' i wil(jfegtha I only attendant. Photographeriv; and i reporters -will -outnumber the. in-' Vited. g-uefc-t-f.. three to. one. The unnreient-icu? .afiair .-will be quite s contrast to the" screen I Star's .lavish French id^g to Prince- Aiy Khan in ';T949r"--Miss Hayworth > will not -even., -have a new wedding g< >wn:f:ap$Pttd she would w%dr sl \ )lue ^wenk-.straight dress whlch-Jpe h a &r$m^pheiore. Her head wp- be cbvered by a toast-coloredviiat ; and vel- vet. She wilt-%e< r gh),Ws.-;.ta match the hat. Only guests invitedgkre- business [ and- legal associate* of the couple. The only .Relatives otigh^ffd will be., the bride's two daughters. Thev are Rebecca. 8, -the offspring of i Miss Havwovth ds marriage to Orson Welles, and the .Princess, yjiamipe- ?╟≤; 3%:. like her-'-m'oslem faQierca.... direct descendant of'-'the- rprophet' Mohammed. . Final barrrer'.'to the wedding'v.;as cleared yesterday ,,Wfee^3ptynfes ?╟≤ copped a seven-minute''diWrce^^de- cree from i Nora Eddington -Fiynn Hayfhes. Less than ah.-iionr later, ?√ß he brought Ritakbaofce'^^hfe courthouse., where both nervously- filled - out the marriage n,n,s.- Both Haymes and; R^ita claflijpd permanent je-K??╜u..e i.i *:.-?√ß'. r,ri~. but said they will ?╜-orw n.o^ e n? ,i- .Greenwich, Co>vv, svhe're thevg|r|; looking for a hou'gVg. "Ali my work"^^^J-%^-Eaw'kj the crooner ex$l*f?·m?-ig: Miss Hay worth '.-said she plans to commute ?╟≤ between the EaS'<1 Coast and Hollywood for picture > 1 making. Wil Should the government wtii, itsi!: deportation case:. against the Argen-' S tine-born croon^i-,' what country i'-l will;he and R?╜then live m?? ' 1 "I'm not goi?╜# to be de??fted;M.'i , he answered. *%e both Ad to ?' live in the. U.S..A." - ?╜f^PP The crooner\."said .he, Will" move into Miss Hayworth's ,siiite at the 1 ; Sands right alter the wedding A ii reporter askei:him if he had ?√ß*??*?·* tast?╜<! any of Ritas cooking ?╟≤for Wil?? ..^srries Rita Hayworth-^ cookmgt" the singer ask*d, ij MT. VKfeN'ON>. IfeX- Dick Haymes Weds RitdHayworth Today Ne (AP)?╟÷Rita || LAS VEG^ ] Hayworth and Dick Haymes to-! I day gambled once more withli ]?╟≤ The thi^^^^^^^d actress) and her cm.-r.cT,'thirty^tive, this ] afternoon,-d^l'l|orecite . vows each ?√ß ?√ß jhas said three times lie'Cdve, in a | simple ceremony, 'in the GoldJ imee wilt -officiate at the five- j minute ritesy '' Jack /Entratter, i, general ?╟≤ ni^feger of the Sands, iwill be the opp attendant. Photographers and reporters will] i outnumber 4b^jnvited guests^ 3 j; to 1. uests^ij FOJNT1AC, M1UH. PRESS Circ. D. 49,368 SEP24i953 11 . i Ai^in.'ivJV-, S. D. PRESS & DAKOl&SL MARI(M OHIO STAR Circ. Dv!S,9M.g. - ' Rita, Dick Take Plunge 4th Tinf CroonJPPstar to Wedl Today || Plush Nevada Gambll^i Hotel LAS YE^, Nev. (UP)-Rita I Hayworth anft Dick Haymes, nerv- J ous as be^Bers, make it four I apiece tod^^hen they exchange I wedding vov^'amid the clicking of I dice and wafr of roulette wheels ! in a^mbling hotel. . Whihf%a. gay mob of tourists pla$||!pr chips in a casino down- stairsgime flame-haired movie j| beauty and the crooner will say I their I do's in the press conference room of the plush Sands [Hotel. Rita, 34, acting like an excited bride, made this ceremony the simplest of her careejP?╜- Judge Frank MacNamee was called in to perform the ceremony only 20 hours after Hkymes won his six-week, quick Nevada divorce decree from Nora Eddington Flynn on grounds "she lost interest in the marriage." Dick and Rita,, who started dat- j ji ing when both were working in Columbia Studio last February, invited only friends "who stuck by us" during their, various troubles with former m?·tj??s and the law. Rita's wedding bonnet was of toast-colored tulle and velvet ] with a short veil and gloves to j match. I After the ceremony, Rita was J scheduled to play hostess at a I luncheon for the guests and press. THiii.AKJ\.Ai^A, 1^.. GAZETTE Circ. D. 14,368 - S. 17,612 say 1 Haymes Sheds Wife I To Wed Hayworth 9 LAS VEGAS, NEV., Sept. 23?╟÷ 1 (INS)?╟÷ Crooner Dick Haymes i obtained a Nevada divorce decree from Nora Eddington on mental I cruelty charged tbday'^ndyJS min- I utes later I obt??|Mi0i a eis^nse to I marry screen EjtiiEl Rita Hafworth. Rita and.the'^^entine^p|ni sin* ?√ß gel plan a cozy *simple'r wedding I at 11 a.m. tomaFrpw in tb;e uold | Room of the Sams Hotet to be 1 witnessed only by ;.S handful of rel- 1 atives and intimates and some ?√ß three score members,'of ^.the press. | Dick told Judge F^k Gregory, ?√ß vising from CarsontJStty,' that in I the waning months ofrhis marriage I to Nora he lost wei?·$|ti/could not sleep and was i%|#ad physical { shape because she i??js$ "indifferent I to marital obligatiolp" I He testified furjjflr -that Nora, I one-time wife ' of W&61 Flynn, re- I fused to accompli* him on his ?√ß singing engagements around the I country and thatlpjpe just drew I further apart until there was no ?√ß marriage left."JM i Rita showed up%fl?·he courthouse i to console Dick .ait^pto. obtam the l wedding license as Moon, as the I crooner was awarded his decree. { Nora obtained a California inter- llocutory divorce decree last week. vdRfia repeated at the courthouse that her wedding . ||morrow will be the simplest of 'afi^-her mat- rial ceremonies. i fl|? '' Rita said that the^nutials will be witnessed only by her two small children, Dick's mother, the couple's lawyers and their wives and two hotel men?╟÷plus newsmen, columnists, photographers a n d newsreel men. TnjBfnewlyweds-to-be plan to remain in Las Vegas over the weekend and then fly to Philadelphia, where the crooner .opens a sing-, ing engagement' at a night club on Sept. 28. The two plan to reside in Conn-I ecticut, with the screen star eom-j muting to Hollywood for picture! work. \ Hayworth To Take Another Chance i jWith Matrimony W By^jUHES BAQQfir'^ U] LAS VEGAS,.. Nev. (^f0m$ "fifearby craffflp^Oter^; triedi tq^aalgi sevens and e|e^is,..Rito^aywo^v and jp^k Hayi#s today gamblLl dnce-?╜,niore with m^Mipony. r The *$4-year-c^j.act^ps. and he^ crooner, 35, wii^^cit^ip^vs each has ^|idgthree ?√ß$&_&* ''b?╜pre, in a Simple eeremony^|ffi|he ^ld Room of 't% Sands- I^gfcS* J'^P'f'fljiS District Judge-Frank JVIacNamee will mficjate atej^^five-mmute ceremony, jack Entratter, general manager of the Sands, will be the only ,j3g|endant. Photographers and rep<^^^ will aqutnumber the in- 'fs..thr^'.5b5k ope. ,^^^.< ^te^a^H^air will be mtrast ^<>gthe, screen, fo> French wedding to Khan in ^949rgc'g :ts invited, are busmfss ^gek^ate^bf the couple. Relatives on Wand will be two daughter^ tjThey r the^&pririg of Hb^'/max^a^.i/itDy Or- ind the Princess Yas- ^.,he^io?║lem father Kisdar^^x'the prophet Mohamme^i-i- -^^^&^ g Final b&rrier to the wedding was cleai^: Wo^sday^hapi Haymes copp^ a^'sev^min^ divorced de- cree from Nora! Eddington Flynn Hayh^!^^si^iaB^kh hour later, he broug^feitiigba^ tor;the court- house, whelpe both, nervously filled out the einlaj^ag^jciicense forms. Should '.tneai^vernment win its deportation c^^gainst the Argentine-born crooner, iwhat country will he and RitaJJ&ah -live m? ''I'm not^go|n^||s:be deported," he answered/-.'. We both intend to live in foe'-sSLiS^' s;^t--5 The crooner |satt he will move into Miss Hayvsbfttffliysulte at the Sands ri^ifepter the wedding. Al reporter asked him if he had eyenf tasted any of "Rita'S cookmg. "Who ^piarrie^g^Lit^. Hay worm l for cooking^>,v-ti|g finger askjfl.t Circ. D. 23,528 fe Dick Sign Pre-Nuptial Propert^acli LAS V E G Alferevy ftJP) - Crooner Dick llaymes announced today he has signed a pact with actress Rita Hayworth that protects all of her earnings and holdings "for life" from any debts he may incur after their marriage. j HAYMES, who plans to marry the . red-haired actress after his Nevada divorce, said, "I intend to stand 6n my own two .feet and jtake care of all my own troubles, whether they be money, legal or personal difficulties." He said he had "ordered" I the reciprocal pre-nuptial pact I drawn up "to protect Rita from any claim whatsoever against me." ._- Meanwhile Mrs. Nora Eddington ! Flynn Haymes received 'her own ?√ß California divorce decree from the j handsome singer Friday. * * * HAYMES SATO the agreement; was drawn up by Miss Hayworth's attorney, Bartley Crum, and signed by himself and j Rita late Friday night at thaIHljg^jjdsHotel! here. -<?√ß?·.''?√ß:' Crum said the pact states that Miss Hayworth'tsbjearnings and properties woyM be protected for the spJtiptise of herself, her children and her own heirs. Miss T^yworth signed an identical document relinquishing any light to Haymes' assets, he said, * Haymes is awaiting a. deportation hearihg in Los Angeles on government charges the Argen- tineborn singer illegally re-entered this country after visiting Miss Hayworth in Hawaii earlier this year. ^l^iim^k. MPM lita Hayworth^ | JroonerWed In Las Vegas LAS. VEGAS, .Nev. W?╟÷While nearby crapshooters tried to make sevens and elevens, 'Rita Hayworth and Dick Haymes today gambled once more'with matrimony. The 34-year-old gactress and her crooner, 35, will recite vows each has said three times before, in a simpieC<j||rempny in the.Gold Room of thewfjands' Hotel. Disj^f "J'UUUU ?· 1 ?╜Utf MacNamee will llpi^e SSL the five-minute cere^pfljf, ^aCk'Enitratter, geteral managef ^ti th% 'Sands, will bej&he only ati^ndant; Photogr^pher^nd reporter: ^p putnumber the" invited ^ues#gthree to one. *:^^inprltentious affair will be quite a 'cflV-ast to the screen star's lavish French wedding to Prince Aiy ,Khan in 1949. Miss Hayworth will not even have a oasgs^wedding gown. She said she Wouid wear a blue linen straight dress which she has worn before. Her head will be covered by a toast-colored :hat of tulle and velvet. She will Wear^gloves to match the hat. I /Only guests invited are business and legal associajfe of the couple. The only relative^^ hand will be the bride's, |wolipghters. They are Rebecca," 8,'the offspring of ..Miss Hayworth's'marrp'g^ to Orson fl^elles, and the Princess Yasmin|, 3y2, like h^t,mosle&pfather a effect descendant c^lfee prophet Mohammed^' -k s Final barrier to the Redding was fcleared yesterg^vwhen Haymes - copped a seveml^inute divorce decree frqm Norn Eddjigtdh Flynn '^ayipes. i^esllpah an hour later, he brought Rip&ack to the courthouse, wherej&fh nervously filled 4ut the.mar^e license forms. Both Hayl|il and Rita claimed -permanent residence in l^avada, but said they will soon mof near Greenwich, Conn., where they are looking for a house. ttMUNCIppD- -HfeAJPRESS Rbm^d.* 19,58* SALEM, OHIO NEWS | cQkiQiCL.8.osw S3IP mm \Rita Hayworth, HaymesWedln LA##^??jreV.;?╜^^^ worth and Dick Haym.g^are on the fourth honeyfnoon ^o^M^jeh of them today following a ]">rief flashbulb-lit weeding in a gambling resort hotel. " ^^^P- I I i'l feel wonderfully naj?║ffi$p%rxe~:{ redhaired . bride said '^SeFvgthe t", I three-minute ceremony;, .V*I am married to the;'^ris^-l'?╜^|&ve. It sounds so wondered tJ|;?b??^aaied Mrs. Haymesg'-v. g " ?,' ?╟≤* The movMi&ar and',^fe" croonett-1 fly to New Yo|'|f?║^Urda^|and later to Philadelphia, where^pfe l^de-J groom starts a night Gmfr.'^placement Monday night. "Our careers, in f^p nothing, I will ever separate: u^| Rita declared^ She said she'l^rawel with Haymes oh his nighWciup tour. They have rented f| hbuse in | Greenwich, Conn. Miss Hayworth said she'll commute between there hand Hollywood for ripe- picture a year, The ceremony was performed by Judge Frank MacNamee in the Gold Room of the Sands Hotel. Roulette games and slot machines continued whirriistin thejnearby casino. Rita's two dai?½iterS,iplebecca, 8, by her marriaM & ajkor Orson Welles, and Prpo$a^|pYasmine, 3%, by ex-husband:.,Aiy. Khan, looked on from a, <^pK.--' The bridal,, couple ^id their "I do's' firmly. Big tear^vc?╜m^,into Rita's eyes, at .Jbg vsMlU The double-ring ceremforiy was oyer be-, i fore she got herding on Dick'slJ finger: she put Jia on afterward. Little Yasmine shrilled,'?√ß.?╟≤:"Mama, i"want a rinig, too." Rita and Dick Planning Philadelphia Honeymoon^ By LOUELLA O. PARSONS HOLLYWOOD (INS) ?╟÷ The honeymoon oiRital^ywp^h. and I Dick'-vHayme* will be ?╟≤' spent in Phi^|g9^hl^g^fcelre Dick -gi^s to fulfflp-'iriengi^fettient at th#Latin| Qi^ter 'night-^b'"..^';- 4P^t 5ft'iw '.^^P-m^ fgets his diwee M"L||'*V^^ron Sept. 23. He.'Snd' ^RitaMfl' marry Sept. 25, and leav?· i|n|f|piately for the East. Rita'flrst hal expected to go to DeLl^tr^lere Dick was appearing, but^ihanged her plans when she .received those letters threatening fhe-Jpfe?║|Jhfrself ll^^yill1^ Yas- jmin. her'daughter by Prince Aiy Khan. l.g'T(SS^^he* decided" to stay |^the'k?║afi|( Hotel 'i& l<as DUNCAN, OKLA. BAKNpt Circ. D. 8^4QMli8,749 MUST'-tlBJI'iA REA%:Jfove match ^tween 'Amtt LadcKa^bsWarwick Productions. Aire ad^f,Alan has hiade four pictures ?╟≤ ^H^Uhe com-, pany, whibsh: is heacie^i4)ygCubby I^Broccolj^nd now con^^word that he ha^s?╜aj|ned for a fiffilg'Prize of Gbld/^Phich Mark Ri6i|fen will di- rect..i:d -:^^t'"- I This" one must waif-rfor "The Black Knight," which^fLian' films in England. And speaking of waiting, that's what "The Black Knight" Company has had to do, shooting around Alan until he completes "Saskatchewan1" in Canada. That too has been a hectic race against time, what with bad weather fouling up the shooting schedule. Rita and Dick on 1-Day Honeymoon . Las sVegas, Nev. (UP.)?╟÷Rita: Hay worth Cand Dick Haymes We i taking a quick, one-day honey- \ moon, here Fridgl with plans to fly tp New Yorkliriday night. MeanwhUer the-sSands hotel re- sumed its slightly slower gamol- ing resort pace i??lowin|f one of the most photograjphed weddings in filmland mstor^k % The red-haired a^es^iand the crooner said theirJ^Ptn "I do's" Thursday in a t^pll^uute ceremonygphotograpH&a.; w 16 news- reel and televisid^cameras. The 10 wedding guests faere outnumbered tb^| to one tiy the press.