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MITTEN LETTERS \ WIN mm sum dmny ions jmms FOURTH ANNIVERSARY SH?? II MIDNI3HT FRIDAY ?╟≤ DfCIMilR 14, 1956 Snapshots of Hollywood collected at Random Barbara Lange, MGM actress _^_% who conquered polio is marrying Alan Wills, TV actor, in JSnsenada today. irt*|^ j You' can expect the Patti j Page-Charles> O'Curran ]$ar- ! riage very soon. Patti arrived in Hollywood the other day. Another marriage sure to happen is that of Diana Lynn and Mortimer Hall. He just; bought Lillie Messinger's home. Praise agent Herb Stem, who gives all the visiting Paris movie firemen a welcome, cables that Audrey Hepburn is ecstatic because interiors of "The Vintage," starring Mell Ferrer, will be made in Paris instead of Hollywood. An admirer of Prank Sinatra named Nancy Berg already has SS*,*7 ~ "S^SS -* <*?╜* reservations for his opening at the Sands. '^^j "Store. Las Vegas, Carol ChahfflftS WM, "You are the'first to whom'I've written my new name 'Mrs. Charles Lowe.'" That's all today. See you tomorrow. __\\\___\\*?Σ≤** PATTI PAGE sage," but was nixed by the network. Miss Hunter was sought for the femme lead following bowout of Dorothy Malone, over differences 11 with UI on billing in connection with the James Stewart-Audie Murphy starrer. However, CBS, & which has signed Miss Hunter for I a Playhouse 90 vidrama, nixed the I studio I offer on grounds it has (Continued on Page 4) I Anti-Trust Probers In Down Charges Nets posed production of Jules Verne's "A Journey to the Center of the Earth" due to RRO's already-in- work and extensive preparation on the same^ subject, it was learned yesterday. Pic was to have been produced for Columbia by Bryan I Foy, who is currehtly prepping another Verne yarn, "Mysterious . Island," which Col will release. JLKQ, meantime, is rushing pre- | (Continued on Page 2) MY AnemplPhT Control Programming1 WIN This is your Mitten number. Carry this card with you at all times. PRIZE: 5-day Holiday (for two) at the fabulous Sands Hotel, Las Vegas. Beautiful rooms, delicious meals, top Broadway and Hollywood entertainment YOU MAY WIN! HERE'S HOW: Each convention member will be given his own individual Mitten number. There are only two duplicate Mitten numbers. Keep looking for your duplicate number ?╟÷ when you find a member whose Mitten number is identical to yours, bring him to ESTABLISHED ISM BArclay 7*371 PRESS CLIPPING BUREAU 165 Church Street - New York Et PASO, TEXAS. TIMES AUG f||#57- j Fancy Dress Just For Show Hollywood. (AP) ?╟÷ It was 11) o'clock in the morning and two, p poolside tourists at the S ands [Hotel in Las Vegas saw a bSffSB-'l: fti'E^igowned red-haired woman accompanied by a man in a tuxedo stroll toward the room area. "Wow!" exclaimed one tourist/ "I know this is Las Vegas but what j a night they must have had." "The couple" were Danny Thomas and his new television wife, Marjorie Lord, who had been in Las Vegas for a week shooting the first two shows of the comedian's new television show which takes over the "I Love Lucy" spot on CBS this fall. Danny and Marjorie had been up since 7 a. m. shooting scenes in the hotel's Copa Room. They were merely en route to their rooms for costume changes. el at Q.I I On Sullivan's poll re Bergman, more men voted against her appearing on his show than women. Odd . . . Ronald Reagan joins Frank Sinatra in "The Joker is Wild"?╟÷as Joe E. Lewis' accompanist, Austin Mack . . . Columbia is after Bill Holden to play the gangster opposite Shirley BootlTs "Lady" in its new "Lady for a Day" . . . Paramount wants Miss Booth for a remake too ?√ß?╟÷ "The Old Lady Shows Her Medals," with Tony Perkins as the Scottish soldier who adopts a mother by mail. Beryl Mercer and Gary Cooper did the original . . . Today's Irony: Dick Haymes' new record is called "Love is a Great Big Nothing" f . . . Today's Two: Virginia Grey Cr Tom Drake . . . Louella Parsons, having had I herself quite a fling in Europe, tells us she's home for a rest (?) . . .George j Stevens, Jr., after a two-year Air Force stretch, is helping his dad cut "Giant" j .... That snob magazine, Town & Country, actually mentions an actor and a | movie in its September issue: Bill Hopper in "The Bad Seed" . . . Harry Cohn I is delighted over those London reports on Rita Hayworth because he's got her set for "Pal Joey" . . . Jeanne Crain's next for U-I will be the siren spot in ; Al Zugsmith's "Cry Hard, Cry Fast" . . . Carol Channing bowed out of "The j Girl Most Likely" and Kaye Ballard got the part . . . Donald O'Connor will be 31 Thursday. . . The Nate Blumbergs celebrated their 36th at the Sands...,...,. ' Barbara Darrow's attendants when she marries Tommy Tannenbaumwiil be her sisters, Alice and Madelyn . . . Lela Hayden's hosting one tomorrow for Joyce Menjou and Vincent Lupo, who'll tie the knot Sept. 20 . . . Happy first year, Mamie Van Doren and Ray Anthony ... Yvonne De Carlo lost a $10,000 diamond pin and Ralph Staub found it . . . Irving, Essie, Cookie and Jerry Kup- cinet bounce into the Beverly Hilton Monday to do the Disneyland bit . . . They want Eileen Heckart for the actress in "Auntie Mame" and she may do it because she likes the idea of doing a part that isn't Italian, drunken or sobbing. mm