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ESTABLISHED 1888 BArclay 7-5371 PRESS-CLIPPING BUREAU 165 Church Street - New York LONGVIEW, WASH. NEWS Circ. D. 16,939 SEP 25 1353 His'l/' Cahc A Prim Hi/ SihgeFbicTHaymes gets to know L/iCiv Ouib m rumiiy his new famny just ']jt$ffi-'J&S?·' Carriage to Rita Hayworth at ftj^&flj*s Hotel in ^W^^jfe- Wa. With D&fc': amUptftti ^eccljJj^tighteS^'mfeSgm'y^ worth by fbrmeFmarriage to'Orson Welles, and "^as^^S/ifeughter by her marrilgefoWn^P'Aly Khan. '|j|!wwp^^;^^ LOS ^*irc. D. 215$0&^3 RIM, D/CK TO HUM RITE TUNE WMoil^W Special to The Mirror LAS VEGAS, Sept. 23?╟÷Rita Hayworth Wants no frills.at her wedding here tolnorroW- to Crooner Dick Haymes. "After all, I*m getting g^^ and that's all tfiat matters," j||| titian-haired actress assertedpF day. | Jp '' Haymes '-?·&$?√ß the. sorgho, ?╟≤ star were to pick up ajHff^-^ riage license at 3 p-in. today?╟≤ ?╟÷just one hour after^negets a divorce from Nora Eddington Flynn Haymes. The ceremony wUl be per formed in the /Sands HofeT whe)?e both have been guests for-fcOHie time. It'will be marriage No. 4 for Honeymoon plans must'wait [resumption of a deportation hearing started last month and scheduled -to resume Monday! in Los Angeles. U.S. Immigration- officials hold that Haymes, a native'4#kentinian, forfeited his right:%mL remain irtJshe United StateMwhen, on apta- pulse, he vis'rated-. Rita ' in Hond olulu. Rita's wedding gown will be ia simple, light-blue ffltt?╜; - ^ en dress with short sleej^fei" J ^r and ^ rounded neckline. She will wear navy-blue shoes, blue tulle hat and gloves. Only five people, in addition to the best man, Jack Entratter, will witness the ceremony tc be performed by Judge Frank McNamee. Included will be Bartley Crum, Rlt&Js attorney; David Marcus, Haymes' attorney; Haymes' mother and Rita's two children, ..MiW BArplay 7-537 ?√ß PRESS CLIPPll|f BUREAU 165 Church Stn^^ New York ashlanSohio TIMES G|IeTTE . ?√ßCft?·$tSffil2'\7 ?√ß EStABU5pE%^ BArcl^|537l ;' PRESS CLIPPINgIuREAU 165 Church Street jSNew York EUREKA, dfflAF. HUMBOLDT STANDARD Circ. D. 10,657 PRESS CLIPPING BUREAU 165 Church Street - New York macomb, ill. journ.SK x^tB Circ. D. 8,?? SER61953 I 191353 HAYME^Hi*?╤$?╜H?╤m HI"FqHEth-Screen actress ^ita Have worth an&'^S^sr Dick Haymesstf&i^.$ieir "LJDo'sV as Judge Fra^Jk McNamee, tjght, reads the marriage vows in a room at ****?√ß Sa]jdjL. H^Ja Las^^^Nev. Jack:Enratter, left, manager ofjpe ho'fg?·~' actecias $.&tr]ty|jj??>' Interested spectators-at the weddm&Ve^e Miss H^warai's two dadghters^y.priyious.n^ 3g far .left,..*afcicL .Rw^fcr^P^Jj.-. f*x_f^ ?╟÷NEA Telephoto TAKINGIPCHANGES^iti^^Mfi^63"118 blue 3e*ns' relaxes o#grotinds of Sands IftUgfTifCgsVegasv Nev., under" watchful eyes of Dep Sheriff Bill Grovcr (left) add Bev Perkins, Jamis' security guard. The actress received two letters threatening nerlmn her daqgfrfag Yasmin. 3Vfe, with death if she did not agree tod^ftn-.- [ emotion wS.h Aiy Kh'an, her former husband and YasmffllMgi^r J -BArclay 7-5371 PRESS CUBING BUREAU 1%^ Chur^^B*eet - New York I HANNIBAL, MO. Courier-Post & Journal . Circ. D. IQ.549 DAILY REPORTER $P&YWOOD, CALM SEP 2& i U- VEGAS VIGNETTES By BOB CLEMENS SEP M. 1963 Rita And Haymes Exchange Vows '"LAS VEGAS, Nev., Sept. 24 (IP) ?╟÷While nearby crapshooters tried 'to make sevens and elevens, Rita Hayworth and Dick Haymes today gambled once more with matri- LmoaxLjfl &Mr$ ' The 34-yekr-old actress and her [crooner, 35,gwjill recite vows each jhas said; three times before, in a I simple ceremony in the Gold Room of the Saa&s^Jiatel. |5fk. District Jud'|l?·$rank MacNamee will officiate at the five-minute ceremony. Jack^ntratter, general manager of the Sands, will be the only attendant. Photographers and reporters will outnumber vthe invited guests three to one. The unpretentious affair will be; quite a contrast to the screen star's lavish French wedding tor Prince Aiy Khan in 1949. Miss Hayworth will not even have a new wedding gown. She said she/ would 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. Only guests invited are business and legal associates of the couple. The only relativ.es on hand will be the bride's two daughters. They are Rebecca, 8, the offspring of Miss Hayworth's marriage to Orson Welles, and the Princess Yas-j mine, 3y2, like her moslem father a direct descendant of the prophet Mohammed. ?√ß Las Vegas.?╟÷Joe E. Lewis bowed out lof El Rancho Vegas show Saturday, rafter giving three performances, be- Icause he was very tired. Bejdjpn Katie-I I man, quick to realize that -joe w^s nearing the point of exhaustion, ar- | ranged for Pat O'Brien to fiftjk through | tonight's shows. Lewis is skedded to | open in Gotham's Copacabana Friday I . . . Jake Kosloff visited the dance being held atop the Silver Slipper Satur- f day, and while watching some minors being ejected because of the hard stuff being served, conceived the idea of a I huge dance for kids only at the Slipper, 1 to be given Sunday, Oct. 4. Xavier | Cugat ha^^ready consented to play, I and Jake has asked Sammy Kaye, whose I ork opens at the Frontier Monday, Oct. I 5, to come in a day early and aid Cugie in putting on the mammoth soiree for I 4000 kids?╟÷with free soft drings . . ., I Ava Gardner phoned Prima, Ray Sina- Itra'sMb'fe, that she and Frankie can't wait to get here, so the crooner can look into his k;AW---%\ r?√ß ir-hn:c of I ^ pfflpnt of tl(e_Sandsg^till being held up by the rSt'^BfcJiiirfi'ish. Frank opens there Oct. 8 ... Hal Braudis I called from N.Y., following Friars lun- \ cheon, which he attended with Milton | Berle and Sinatra, with the club pojre-5' I ing to the Sophie Tucker Golden Jubi- llee . 9 Hal disclosed that he hasKfetty complished his mission in Bigtown, j having signed Homer & Jethro, the Tennessee boys of TV, to appear J_W_Me.?╜_ [Thunderbird Oct. 8. These are boys [who take the creap of pop tunes and convert them into high comedy. They'll . be co-billed with Helene Francois, [French lark. A gal led the Al jahns or- Ichestra at the 'Bird most of last week r [during maestro's illness. It was Gail IRobbins, choreographer,_and Hal ?√ß Braudis' assistant. Olson and Johnson will be raising havoe> in Frontier's Ramona Room for |vhree frames after^jammy. Kaye . . This time playing the Sahara for month, Lauritz Melehior brought withaBim entire choral group . . . Abe Schafer, spearheading Boni Beuhler fund, got commitment of 100 smackers from every hotel, and has swelled dough for airline stewardess, who was seriously hurt at Arrowhead while boating with Geary Steffan, to more than $1500 Whether it's the Variety Club, a Catholic school, or persons in need, Abe usually fires the gun . . . Bill Door says he's sold Crescendo Club on Sun^B Strip (Hollywood) for 100 grand and would like to settle in Vegas in some form of show biz. Sfeposed to be 10 yr. lease to U.A. attorney Harry Weiss and Glen McMahan, the op . . . Naturally, option of May Kaye Trio has been picked up and they now continue to December in Frontier's cocktail lounge Andrews Sisters are pulling a pair ofl TV offers while completing Flamingok stint. They expect to thrash 'em- oufj ith MCA on Hollywood return^ SEP 231851 Haymes, Rita HaveTSfmple WeddingSmon I LAS VEGAS, NNev. UB ?╟÷ Dick Haymes, a crooner who has had fj plenty of trouble with wives and | Uncle Sam, takes out a marriage license today with Rita Hayworth, I a gal who has had her share of husband trouble. Haymes and the glamorous screen star pick up the wedding license-at 4 p.m., CST. That is just one hour after he gets a divorce from Nora Eddington Flynn I Haymes. The Argentine-born singer and the actress will be married Thursday morning in .the Sandsr Hotel, I where both have be^ftJ^u?s!te for some time. It will be marriage No. 4 for both. The couple spent a quiet night on the eve of Haymes divorce action. I They ate dinner together in Miss Hayworth's room while her two young daughters, Rebecca, offspring of Or^.-WgPE^f^-Tafr. .l-fln$M^ daughter of ::*wl.|ice Al?· I I&mfif had their dinn^-uiltiie hotel I dining roeihg A friend said tha^s'lHiss Hayworth's stay here has been confined mostly to her room. She has been here to be near Haymes while he established his six week residence^requird for a Nevada divordei* Simple Wedding. The wedding will be a simple one, contrasted to her lavish French wedding to \ the . Moslem prince in 1949. Federal Judge Frank Macnamee will perform the brief rites in the (Continued on Page 7.1 Durante head nWITwood groups flying in for reopening of the racetrack, Sat. arjd Sun. . . . Abbe Lane has seven- year U-I pact that forbids TV, so Cugie will do 39 TV shows with Carmen Miranda, starting in February . . . Last Frontier's Eddie Fox appeared befoM AGVA in Hollywood Friday to answer charges of singer Genevieve Aumont, Lili St. Cyr, who posed for hardly a pic) wfl?? seeks T500 berries, alleging her during her entire sta^SPbl Rancho^ contract was cancelled; out at Silver Vegas, says it is because she likes to. sleep very late and likes to look her best. All of which left many a proposed mag layout dangling . . . The) Jewish Holidays knocked the dining \ rooms and casinos for a loop . . . The ' Kean gals, Betty and Jane, are enter- ?√ß> taining the idea of backing Marty Albino in a strip eatery . . . The Elliott , Roosevelts show-shopping. ?╟≤ . Stan Irwin disclosed that Edgar BB^er* has signed to appear at Sahara j Dec. 1 . . . Cary Grant and Jimmy Slipper. Hotel claims she was hired for four weeks, stayed six days, was. pa id for seven and she left. So hotel has filed countercharges also asking for $1 500 from singer for not staying final three weeks. Seems that producers now have recourse, and mayseek sum equal to salary of performer involved in disputes. \ Decision of AGVA is pending . . . It's Ben Blue's TV Revue opening there tomorrow night, with Minnevitch Rascals being held over two weeks The Desert Inn's Gene Murphy easting to join Wilbur Clark for the World Series.