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the Hotdy|??ids. AlthoJigh Trudy's pet looks like W^over-grow i cat it ijfapnHBnth oldjpynx who weighs 25, pounds. The lynx, he didJP|jpvant to go Jpear the water. The lynx is owned by M irk Smiiaf- photograplpr for the Bureau of Reclamation, ia J BouJIegfCity. (Chgphber of Commerce photo). IMP' !5/?·j Friday, February 13, tft53 Las Vegas Review-Journal 8 \Jn tm Jovun . with olon jarison- Roifftog Reporter's Gossipel THE DOWNTOWN vice raid that will make Jelkelines when I it comes off. . .Involved is a Holly weirdite and three play dolls. .The Gotham sexfest, boweyer, has temporarily scared the their Fremont street haunts ?╟÷ quartet of clippers away three gambling joints. . . chronicler hopes that the the trot of Judge Valente. York roust of the press wouli are nailed and tried here, this ing jurist doesn't try to follow ??ther case like the current New most disuppressing. ?╟≤ . mm AND MANY are wondering if Ed Clippinger will invite Mick- jy's star call gal, Pat Ward, to play hostess during the grand opening of the Roxie. A sign in front of the bawdy house announces: "closed for remodeling ?╟÷- watch for grand opening soon". . . We will. . . * * *. AND WORD has it that the red lights in Beatto are glowing brighter than ever. . .They say the little town has become the end of the trail for the nite time babies who have really gone bust. . . ?╟≤' V * * SIDEWALK SCRAPBOOK: Wedding, bells chime tomorrow night for Fred Beeman (So. Nevada Power Co.) and "Denny" Kelly (Mercury, Nevada switchboard operator). . .Hollywood Cover Girl Evie Fennel dashing into town to date Policeman Woody Nelson, who, she coos: "I've really missed". . .Coroner Woody Woodburn and Leo Garrillo stealing show during Palm | J Springs rodeo parade t'other day. The pair had spectators in hysterics with their hi-jinks aboard Woodburn's original "Atomic Chief" motorcycle.'. . * * * STRIP PUBLICISTS meet at Chamber of Commerce this evening to map picture lay^p; of Marie Wilson. The dumb (?) blonde secretary of the "My Friend Irma" shows, arrives here Monday for her March of Dimes stin^r .Announcement has been made that Walter Winchell receives'the 1953 Loyalty Award to be presented ifl^Tew York, May 2. The trophy is presented an- Inually by tb^VFW to the civilian who has done the most to com- jbat CommiTOismaJliast year's ^nner was lillionaire Howard Hugh- JjjOTnalr&ew\ie, Oscar, in cutups With Dottie Lamour t'other hite. wnil^Oscarlsang "Ace in me'.Hole," La Lamour hawked ft-J'jranJpoostedpur circulation up, up, and up. . . Em. Mf * * * aT#TOOK tjp NBC video cameraman nearly two hours tof Beeie into thgf nook up on the second bank of spotlites in the yjp?╜m. jfe did this bit of huffihgf?╜Sd^puffing to get a six reiilicfe#^from a high"j(an#nnicfW8f):ang%of -the Copa gala IrUtting ajound the stage below. <.j.|i^an^^%rline official Eq pnversejfco&ing rumors thaihee .:?╜?╜S|tt&^r'feeman will weal Ipn.vipwilbu]* Clark is laughing aboufc^pj|oss%> that he owes ;iihe*i?║vt. treastttfe$460,000, bujHfe^notv^^ing.jhe is one of the most investigate*^men about town. i^^6jp?╜Danny Thomas grabs Coronation spotlite away from hdifijyppefulg who were vieing for top billing at the London Pa3$ilJim during crowning of the Queen. .MM * * * BELIEVE IT OR NOT: I Marilyn Monroe's age ?╟÷ 82 ?╟÷ on her driver's license is the.latest point she has scored in the Hollywood gossip columns. . | Nobody Like Lang to Direct Merman ?║1 By Louella O. Parsons I ?√ß?√ß?√ß'%J j _f "'.gjjrajjS: Motion Picture Editor International News Servie*. ..Mt W $Hl?! '?√ß'. T!^^usi|jBQuldn't be anyone else but Walter Lang to diredf^^^i^ib^nSan. She thinfts heis the best director .mfgg^^B*Id, and he thinks she is one of the finest actressegtl|ppi^s;Jiiartiter directed. So, I'm happy to announce today that when Ethel comes here in June for "No Btisi%ss Like Show Business" Walter will take over?╜ The Irving Berlin epic will be.r ~ jn ithe new .Cinemascope, and in color* Dan Dailey and Mitzi Gaynor already,;' have been signed, and OJ&arryl;. Zanuck is moving heaven and earth to get, Donald O'Connor, who was -sov^ood*?in^*Jp3?·ll Me Madam" with' Ethel.. *J*5f 5$^ $ #$* ^.heji^Ca]?║'^^g".Madam'' is previ eWett*i$2fct inonth it's pos - sible Ethel w|il fly Out here in j Bob Six's private plane. She j - wasatihe Pen and Pencil Club I party given for me in New I York and sent all sorts of mes- j sages/Ed the gang at 20th. Last' night. 'Zsa Zsa Gabor planed oat of New York to Rome where George Sanders is seri-h ouslyuiling. He hdsn't been able to work; onjt^-t^grid Bergman pictv0^"Djtto^^??[lO days, and] both- Bergman and Rossellini, as well as George's 'doctor, tel'e-\ phoned Zsa Zsdytq ask her to It meant that Zsa Zsa had to canceFfJjfa'&MJovlin Rouge" tour, for which she &<**g__tting $4000' .a-week.??%?·&g*feTt she should go to 'Georgft Sh&gggturns in time Y^H&ningo. Hotel dt kp the way, if'si Wngo inSpLas Vegas, and Inhere she is to doi ^ Resorts Res NIGHTCLUBS By BEN SCHNEIDER AT THEE COPA: Johnnie Ray < headliftrfPthe show at the Copa- i ulij^jr ii|fj(,11 jjWWj fi ilnii Betty the Nicholas Rthejjjf^and Ibe Copa revue. ThefSppRi Hotel in Las Vegas ned Enzio Pinza and Tal- j lulah Bankhead for their first night I club engagements, March 12 and | May 21, respectively. The appear- j ance of Pinza^nd Miss Bankhead , at the Sandis Hotel?╟÷their first such j engagements -in their careers ?╟÷j marks a new ji&gh in Jack Entratter's policy x)f tapping the na- j tion's top shgWbusiness person-I a tides for hi^lgyues. TESTIMONIAL FOR BOB HOPE FEB. Wl