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ormJNGSJjyUEL.-''- PARK, AR&J^EW ERA Circ. D. 6,225 RALEIGH, N. C. TIMES SEP 251853 I _ tei? I &p3 Rita, Becky, YajfeiE^^ A Free'Floor ShW^^^ Hoti^ MR. and MRS. DiCK HAYMES *.o Rita Feels "Wonderfully Happy" ?½M? And Crooner Dick Haymes Honeymoon LAS VEGAS, Nev. [3?╟÷Rita to- worth and Dick Haymes are^a the fourth honeymoon for eaclfpK them todaj' following a brief flashbulb-lit wedding in a gambling resort hoteL "I feel, wonderfully happy," the redhaired bride said after the tiiree-mmute " ceremony. "I am married, to the man I really love. It sounds so wonderful to be called Mrs. Haymes." The movie star and the crooner fly to New York Saturday and ater to Philadelphia, where the bridegroom starts a night club engagement Monday night. "Our careers, > in fact nothing, will ever separate us," Rita declared. She said she'll travel with Haymes on his night club tour. They have rented a house in Greenwich, Conn. Miss Hayworth said she'll commute between there and Hollywood for one picture a year. The ceremony was performd by Judge Frank MacNamee in the Gold Room of the Sands H o t. eJ^jJStatea. Roulette games arid slot machines continued whirring in the nearby casino. Rita's two daughters, Rebecca; by her marriage to actor Orson Welles, and Princess Yasmin, 3y2, by ex-husband Aiy Khan, looked on from a divan. The bridal couple said their "I do's" firmly. Big tears came into Rita's eyes at the words. The| double-ring ceremony was over before she got-her ring on Dick's finger; she put it on afterward. Little Yasmin shrilled, "Mama, I want a ring, too."g^$H Several hundred persons lined the way as the couple, arm to arm, walked from her quarters in a remote part of the hotel to the ceremony. iss Hayworth wore a short- sleeved, blue lienn dress, a toast- colored tulle and velvet hat and matching gloves. Her bouquet was of orchids and lilies of the valley. Hayes wore a 'blue^gf^^stripe suit with blue tie. Before her marriages to Welles ahdJfPrince Aiy, Rita was wed to oilm^||r:dLward JUdson. Hay mes' preyMRlfr wives were actress Joanne Dru, dancer Joanne Marshall, and Nora Flynn Haymes, ex- wife.-of Enrol Flynn-, T^e-jsapspaMtj^ got a Nevada divorce Wednesday from Nora, who obtained a California decree from him last week. m connection with his immigration difficulties, meantime, i^pte honeymooning crooner could -"fetiR cheer frbm a federal court^^jsjr sion yesterday in Miami, FffipPn1. In a similar case at $| Judge John W. Holland ruie.dl''ih Federal District Court tha&||ap% turn of Harry O. VoilerJK^W*-! mer Miami Beach newsp|Mpii??- lisher, 'from Puerto Rico" to 1951 "did not constitute an ep%??^t#0j the United States within tHe-fnean- tog of the 1917 Immigrati|^yptt^| Puerto Rico and Hawai|x'^.;.to:| sular possessions of the U n^tfe" a Judge': Holland g Keicf' that For a resident alien to roaV.t a reentry, he must go'w.W^wfeign port." Wl . . ':W?·gm&^ NEWAl^OSlO Advocate ^^per. Tribune Rita Hayworth 1 And Dick Haymesf To Wed Tomorrows LAS VEGAS, .Nev. UP) -- Dick ] iaymes, a crooner who has had ilenty of trouble with wives and Jncle Sam, takes out a marriage cense today with Rita Hayworth, a gal who has had her share ot husband trouble. Haymes and the glamorous screen star pick up the wedding license at 3 p. m. (pacific daylight time). That^is justaene^hour after he gets a*piorcftr|rom Nora-m dington FI??.Hsymes. jj > 'M ijle singeswd-'tne actress W be married tomorrow at 1?·^P- iA-SandsJSgtel, where: ^V^t been guests for some time. It wi i be marriage No.4 for both. LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UP)?╟÷The .The little girls .on tK?╜?ir -first day jurists who,mill arouita.--tlq^Muxur-j'bere yesterday got. up , at 10:30 i'!iou?? Sands Hotel lor. dice and and breakfasted in the hotel-dining shoW.nl room with their nurse and the passing.^t&e ~ [S^toOnide^^a^^pous jluicfji Rita llay worth; daughter'iRe^fcca, ,16b^| 18,' by ex-lusbaiid gQgson . Wefts; f' jd&ugkter xa$m.in/^fbi*ex-liu^and, v Alv Khan;. -V defective hirecll $y.\ They the hotel 'fed guard tne-J^iWjSjn' laftei' Rita \teceived ^te^Hhseift- | ehih^ 'Ya^halii'sgdeath;. a uniform-, ?√ßedguii-t-.l ^aarcl as extra, protection, j ?? ahfii'- a nurse.' >j^| jj&V^' f^'^ | They oiten are Joinedi'by crooner | a Dick Hayaies??√ß Ritas iout.h hus- e ?╟≤lpand^to-bVo^vh.o:^.-.-ih.. dilt-ch .with the U Immigr a lion ' authurilie.? and--ex -M wife Joanne prji>. .and an-fi'-^FBI i-1 agent who. talked Uo, Ritu yeaterctay i Iabout the. letteys-ngd/g Dick and Rita . a^; VacatiOTiing i l??B$e> while dhefg^atfer ^iflafowix- ; weeks' divoifc.estr&nrgwfe^to^.-s.o < they can get .inakrH-Mg*;:^ "--i-~ dc->'-. sr ?√ß?√ß | Occasionally suue -lawyer. ?√ß^?╟≤'011- nected with one oi these; various I problems, wanders" into the scene. Tlie whole; entourage is on view i b\- th-v pool and in the no tel dining rooms every day. Sw^fc-'- "I'm expectfay|f^rsuspensicn trom Jm^Ptudio a,a$^ti8m,'' said Rica., r.'JSnBwe're going-ahead with plans, to stay here'. and"- marry. -We feet; {the wedding ) wilt J| worth all fikj^F ^iJted trading l?║ith other s^iallj: m??^|(|iama jj hed the chorus, girls j; rehearse ^1 ..morning andf then j napped while,Rita, and Dick ate | breakfast ingher suite. Afterk luiich everybody appeared J at the pool, including the private j eye and the hotel guard. When-; ever Yasm-ik; .lo.stf sight Of the-j I i-uai'd: silT*r:hkired Jack B\#*k^ STI^P^OTPI, OKLA. *P:;1 )3 I this. "Rita is relaxed and happy now that tlie .'children are here," ;Sands . Hotel chief Jack: Shtratter said. I Hayworth, Haymes| Ar*e on Honeymoonf LAS VEGAS, Nev., Sept. 25?╟÷ ttp -pito flflywnrth and Dick| Haymes were taking a quick, one-| da^#>neymoon here Friday with pl^^to fly to New York Friday niglj|fi^ i Meanwhile, the Sands hotel re- [sumed its slightly slower gambling resort pace following one;??! -the! ;^6#t photographed weddings in [ifMuand history. ^itle red-haired actress and i*ei r?╜Ji&ier said their fourth "I do's" $fi$rsday in a two-minute -eere- S*ny photographed by jlSfnewsreel ^iiitelfcttcm camer?╜^^|| 10 wedding jrtffi^ejieere ioufoumbered \vhtep io*^^ ^o^|1^4 press. FOSTORIA, OHIO 3JjgH REVIEW TIMES Circ. D. 5,746 M SEP 2^19%^ XOZT WEDDING * FOR RITA, DICK j. LAS VEGAS, Nev. (INS)?╟÷Mo^ Queen Rita Hay worth i$n&^i?╜r Dick Haymes climax thelFJ*%b:n.id but tangled romance today w.ian they exchange marriage vows at the desert.gambling town ?·>f Las Vegasgo^tSnl Rita s$$tt-:the Argentine-born crooner will wed at the Sands hotel in what-^ey describTTaT'T ?╟≤'cozy* cerem^^ attelOEtedf^nly by a few intinla^p-plus a coterie oE newsmen, 4^pfographerse ebluiii- ;nists and tMgssreei men* % However^^i"^ "cozy" marriage will be in sh^rp.e??ntra?╜t,to Riia s last wedding ^O.r^lmeegAly Khan. At that ferriage in 1949, guests 'at Aly's vu&k on the French Riviera enjoye^lp^&ampagne-spla*iitd nuptial ceremony complete wiih musicians,ptaying lave songs and a gardenia^ scented pool. flita said Wednesday, as shed and Haymes got a marriage lic?tSe: r "I - want a wedding wlw'no 1 frills this -time. After all, I'm gel- Hii^g tLl^k Haymes ajttd dthat's all tihat matters." -' V^l^^g WAYNESBORO, PA. RECORD HERALD Circ. D. 6,310 Rita And Haymes-i Will Marry Todayi By JAMES BACON f||H LAS VEGA?║,t.;Nev c^ M?╟÷While neiarby crdpsliooters tried tofrj^jfejel sevens and elevens, Rita Haywbr|h and Dick Haymes v today gamb^d! once more with ii||trimohy. "-jS^fl The 34-year-ol$: .^KSa and^^-j crooner, 35, will'reejf& vows.e^en| has said three ^^^^^ore, ^ffi??41 simple ceremony ^ffi^ Gold fi#^i of the Sands '. HpteL. District Tu^gfe'T^^k^acNa^j will officiate a^/jBw|i^ve-mifflpj ceremony. \Tack JEMt^ler, gea^p manager of the Sand^will bejS only attendant,. P/^oJ^aphera?╜n^ reporters will outn|}p|ier thlj?║fr- vited guests three to' 0fte. i The unpretentious affair wf&??½ quite a- contrast to the scif^l, star's lavish French wedding^ii Prmce Aiy Khan in 1939., '.Wm Hayworth will not even ha^^^ new wedding gown, %hft, said m$ would wear a J^ueiatpp' strait; dress which sh& nks;(i^ffirh bef^^1 Her head will be covered b^S toast-colored hat of tulle and ,|^P vet. She will wear gloves to match the hat. Only guests "myited^rep; business and legal -associates or the coujfre. The only relatives on hand willbe the bride's two daughters. They are Rebecca, 8, the offspring of Miss Hayworth's mMgilige to Orson Welles and the PrigJ|ss Yasmine, 3%, like her moslpflather a direct descendant TfffpBi$. prophet Mohammed. DISPATCH Circ. D. I57.0I2 - S. 219,389 ,S?·P '21 J953 Payworth, Haymes Mil i%ry Todayi (At Gaming Resort ?√ß .L-4s; XEGAS, NEV... SEPT. 24 I ?√ßr-:",^P)j:-While nearby crapshooters 1 ?√ßtried t9jH|e se^hs: -and- elevens, {Rita Hay\yorth and Dick Haymes j todayggambled--cnce more 'with I : jmatriniony. jSfe-' '&, . * 1 1^0-yeg^old .actress ,and her ?√ßcroo^^ 35, &il|^recite%ws each Bias sfegd three .^imes b|^^ in* a fcimpi^ ?╜q&enifeny m ^ me? J Gbw .Room of the Sands Hotd." ?√ß dj 1 District Judge df'rank"'MacNa-i ?√ßmee will officiate at tHl^^-mi^' ute* r^S.y^icTkv^^at^er^ gen-! eral manager of ^Ssmds ^willi I be %he only' atfend^fe/^hotog- raphep arid repc^^^dfi ?╟≤ out. j number, the invit^^ests three! to one, M .--?╟≤;._. gg The ceremonJ%(dii:he at 1 pzm., Columbigs tiiKte^gi LONG BRANCH, N. J. NEA''l'elephoto LYMES' NEW FAMflK^flft Haymes sits on the ^:^ai;dfei Las Vegas^lifefWyjjfc.:.wife, Rita Hayworth, \:9$ gets acquainted with Ri^^.^wo daughters.^||>ii her ?╟≤ inother's 1# is jasmin, 3f.id%^hier by the actpess* mar- : r^e to Prike'Aly^litl^mF^tfflirig ^J^bfefP^fl %ho j is Rita?s daughter byKerSarrfage tonOrson w^les.