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RTHE ORIGINAL _ omeikF . PRESS CLIPPINGS ?√ß?√ß 220 W. 19th St., NEW YORK 11, N.Y Tel. CHelsea 3-8860 Cir. (D 184,472) This Clipping From LOS ANGELES, CAL. MIRROR Fumi?║EL mum Fletcher Bowron may now be convinced that the citizens of. Los Angeles knew what they were doing when they, rejected his pet housing project last year, since they voted again yesterday the same way. There isn't much doubt that the major issue in the Mayoralty campaign was the $110,000,000 housing project. But for his stubborn insistence on pushing the project, Bowron might once again have been elected. When the voters nixed the project by a large majority, Bowron stated publicly in his opinion they really didn't know what they were doing. He took the attitude that papa knew best what was good for the city, but the voters apparently didn't see eye-to-eye with him on that theory. The moral of which is, if you want to continue as a public servant it is advisable to do what the j public wants. It's the people who pay the sal- jaries of those on the public payroll and every jonce in a while they put their foot down hard :and somebody gets it in the neck. i* \* Donna Lee Hickey, one of the loveliest girls to appear in the line at New York's Copacabana, learned the value of patience. this week. She's been struggling for more than two years 'to get a toehold in the movies and, just as she was about give up in despair, her big # L ^<a cii e*3> mm n5 os o g?? > o S?╜ff.3 Skills.* ^ stuaS ocj-o jsfSJa!*g2|! ?√ßss_-?║ S??S*S ?╟≤ o cj g tar-* cos s*S8t*0Sl1* Jllfifliii ?╜S O -S O O . * a S 3 ?╟≤. S F a w o a -^lSJlii;fs-siia \.5S-?║ ?√ß?║"3 ?╟≤Sg 3og tm a bo ' <u -3 u S?╜S^ II SI* CQ a, qj ba S >& a a ?║ 8 S CD ?╜ o PG ?·?? 2^^^?╜^|l3??W3glS|a ?╜ <u J^ -c 'S a g>a V<s S -a :?║ .2 ?· 2.5? ?√ßfC THE ORfGfN4L ^ RomeikE PRESS CLIPPINGS ^ ^0W 19*St.,KpWYORKll,N^. 220 Tel CHelsea 3-8860 Cir; (D 46.389) Iffets Clipping From WO^BV^ WEAR ||AtLY NiimyoRK, h^w. Tallu a Natural At Sand^y?╜tel fabval here.^L She^ad the custoif ers on J>er|| side flibt from ^thf beginningK-j when^b%tacked "Thfclgjhe first v tim*?? ^evmgot paid ifor being inl a saloon." "Ptt voice #as^s usual horrible mix'ttlteL of>g ttiwfrog andp i a squeak^hrakeTbut her unique ;- way ^-Qf : kiflding herself ; made every&ing cozy. " ?╟≤.. "?╜^^. 0 nnn 1 TalKtlall^is. earning h?╜^$20,000 week out here. Aits.-W*i won't be at all surprised tb'^Jfee her booked into a lot of otherAiteries I now that she's broken tlie ^ce. Backing up Bankhead "on Jackr_ Entratter's program are Ml Lo, r" Jack and the Dame. This Quartet is well known to radio aufiences I I for some.years, and tfe#.|?? very| attractive vocall^>i:v^b^^^ nice, P I standard job on their jm/fcs. I The Clark Bi^JMe^ speed things I up with some'f^r stepping. They I I al<so do a pretty g^^^Akeoff on j I some of the better-mown enter- 1 tainers. I -.,,,., I After this show, it looks like J j Tallu's going to be Entratter's pal 1 for a long time. RTHE ORIGINAL _ omeikF PRESS CUPPINGS ?Σ≤ 220 W. 19th St., NEW YORK 11, N.Y. Tel. CHelsea 3-8860 Cir. (D 335t49l) This Clipping From LOS ANGELES, CAL HERALD & EXPRESS" Raihbone Returns to! Films for Ho^Yarn Arthur Hunnicuft Gets Tcp^ipbm/j Role With Jane R^ss^llJn 3-D Featiife jjjt^MMY STARR fi| , Motion Picture Editor of fhe. Evening .Herattmfad Express Basil Rathbone will return to Hollywood^ foe his first movie role in five years in Paramount's "Mij^ft^fiiova," the forthcoming .Bob Hope and Joan Fontg^il^&chnicolor .comedy which Norman Z. McLeod will d^^;|for wide screen (the laughs should be bigger that/W^^^^ Rathbone quit Hollywood in 1948 to return to the stage for "The Heiress," a role he played for three solid years... for the past six months he has been on television and preparing a new play about Sherlock^ Holmes, which Bill Doll will present when the Hope fun film is finished... * * * Arthur Hunnicutt, one jpj Hollywood's better charai actors (he was nominated Academy honors for "The Sky"), has a wonderful with Jane Russell in R-K- "French Line," which LJ Bacon is directing.. .Art] plays Jane's guardian (ni work, if you can get it) i Jane is a Texas oil heiress her way to Europe...corned] is being filmed in 3-Dye61or. Jane in 3-D. wowL-.j||,'" - THOUGHT FOR TODAY... Whether health <ot; wealth is the greater blessing depends on which you don't have... ?√ßT^lpT * &*Wf:x:- Daily Diary When the Postman Rings* Several Times: Dorothy an Bob. Frankel^0>|6ard from Kentucky th^jjlrey had a wonderful tim^^kt'the Derby and then a* lunpliieon at Calu- met Farms'.. .Charley Spell- man, !fonpesltf iwk? fur busi* ness jia^Los a^g^es, writes fromjParis: "^ibe in Yugoslavia for Tito'l birthday May !5. Had fun affipe Club Ta- a in Paris, Jfow Bill Morrow, Bing Crcdfe-'s righthand man; and Sele^rWalters. I'm in a hurry ^Krto catch a plane to Swita^and."... Martin Den^^^he pianist, postcards frol&Jp)?- Vegas that he's ticklingvaile keys at the Sands...Bob^Wetss, foreign fWT^Capjp^cords, postcards frof^p?½m6:' "This is just Ukj$:; Hwlywood, what witli MrkT^fcglas, Ty Power and' Linda^SJjJhristian,; Clark | Gable, A^p^' Gardner and Frahk Sinjftra being here. But ^wordy&bout these Italian mas,, Bella!"... A letter from Wally Brown, the comic: ~"Just finished at the Mapes Hotel in Reno. Had a nice run of eight months in TV with j the James Melton (^rsnow^^'g-a swell guy. I'll have a shomstay in Holly^ wood, then%on to Dallas to join the 'Ki^??v MeT ; Ka^ show."... HlhiJ^ Thelma and Lew G^enfieid postcard from Cannes^ "felark Gable just ordered a; Patek- Phillippe watch like ours, the big copy cat! Now we won't have it exclusive.*'*.. 1 HONE?Σ≤OONEBS .4\.. Virginian Washington, the cof* fee heiress, is honeymooning with Clyde McDannal4 advertising executive!..^ ] f . * *l^M '' Janet Clark is scribbling the script of "I Was JjaStuht Man," which Bernapdf^ ,Ray- will produce... Bilt C?# 11 e n spotted this sign. in. a Hollywood tailor shop: "Gentlemen of the Press"...m * * '*:v PICK OF THE PREVIEWS ?╟÷-"The Juggler" (Stanley Kramer) has Kirk Douglas turning in such a fine performance he's a cinch for Academy nomination. . .an off-beat suspense film... LITERARY LINgls! Adah (Mrs. Ted) Lewis vv^jcall her biography on Ted, "Hit, Cane and. Ha?·ds".. .in thMjune 6 issite of $tay%teve?·ost, Pete Martin d^^^^arn4^ Sfarlon Brando uhp^^e t|ti^g_|''The Stai?" 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