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, Glen's L0S ANGELES -#/iy ii a??- | PRESS CLIPPING BUREAU ( 165 Church Street - New York / nouywood Highlights: LAS VEGAS, NEV. REVIEW-JOURNAL Circ. D. 12,535 - S. 13,116 MAY 201953 EASY LIVING 3?╟÷ Vicki Lake finds it is summer tirae and living: is easy ih Las Vegas while taking-time out from her dancing at a Strip hotel to relax by a resort pool. _~_ ?╟÷^ ^---=-1 nonywood Highlights: m Signs Ludmilla Tchofina By LOUELLA O. PARSONS. ~ **?╜?╜... ?╜.?╜ JST - . *?╜?╜*?╜/?╜ o, There are still tm m???╜. *~ &&* ?╟÷,._ , -... -W9 By LOUELLA O. ^ARSONS, Motion Picture Editor, International News Service H ^x^000, May H?╟÷WHEIf,YOU READ THIS, LUD- W?Σ≤1 TCHERINA, dark-haired, beautiful ballerina, lif. T,aTV-5 m Paris with a Universal-International' contract in her hand. ?╟≤ Ludmilla will marry millionaire Raymond Rol Italian w?╟? French industrialist on the 28th of this month Just before she took off she shopped in Beverlv Hills ww hf hSJ?? WeS^m t0gS- She ^ **> ^ Hol^Zandywm be back to make a picture, but not for six months. Wen that tos SrLTa^'J110 ?ade a very ^tenSVeTwolweek test, time to get a story his writers are working on in &%S%?·^S?·__*^ ?╜* ^.on w^"^" w?#s&& an She says Shirley may do ?? picture if something wonderful comes up, but that she is much happier now being a housewife than she ever was being a working girl. Shirley and her husband will soon reach here. They are trav eling in a station, wagon with babies and baggage from the East. They're in bluejeans and stopping at motels along the way. CHIT-CHAT: The hot, hot, ESTABLISHED 1S38 BArclay 7-5371 PRESS CLIPPING BUREAU 165 Church Street - New York; SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF. NEWS - Circ. D. 140,993 MAT %11953 hot Carlos Thompson goes to Tijuana tomorrow to get an extended work permit ih this country?╟÷and the jaunt temporarily delays his take-off for Italy. Nothing would surprise me less than if he and Piper Laurie get married in Mexico. They're mad for each other and may decide to tie the knot before facing the long separation while Carlos makes love to Lana Turner in "Flame and the Flesh." It's well one of the legal brains at MGM thought of renewing the work permit before he left. Because of the quota laws he might have run into complications getting back. THE MOST FAMOUS of all screen dogs?╟÷Lassie?╟÷has suffered with the rest of the actors and found the going hard in the movies, so he is go- \^ mf j?· ?PP?ar on television. It cost his ownfers, the^ Weatherwax brothers, $40,000 to get permission to use the name Lassie on TV. MGM owns the rights to the name Lassie, having purchased it when they bought the movie-rights to Eric Knight's bdpk. "THE REAL JESSE JAlvd has been bitten by Darsig Darsie, veteran Losr AnjHes Herald Express editorial? ijJRter and Universal-InternatfopU & interested in acquiring; i\ The funny\ part is U-I wkiXOT it for a possible Abbott and Costello vehicle and apparently intends to make a comedy out of the stom'rt'Muk famous bad man. Welfefcelr been played straight oii1 stage, screen and in books. * * * , JSAPSHOTS OF HOLLYWOOD Collected at Random: Pretty Allyn McLearie will say adieu to marriage and her husband, Adolph Green, when LUDMILLA TCHERINA Returning in Six Months she goes to her home town, Montgomery, Alabama, next week?╟÷it's a divorce. Nick Ray leaves for Lisbon next week to film exteriors for Joan Crawford's picture. The good-looking director has a yjjr^ore arm from shots. | JSree^GuIflftessi tanied British actor, arrives in New York any day. on! his way to Canada, where he will give a Shakespearean reading. MHH&latiOns to Loraine Carl^tehroeder on their 'second wedging anniversary. Carl, Wester* editor of Modern Screen, , is Jelebrating at the . .Sands in Mrs Vegas. S^^_^^ohi^lhs^jice tele- phon&aPargaret Ettinger told ^ the wonderful time she, ^-Jothy Lamour and Bill How- *rdU&piaving. They all invited me torfty in for a weefcMd^and I may just do that, Mrs. Richard Carls&h has lost her expected baby. Alter quite a bad time she is reported okay. Clifton Webb has been ordered by his doctor to take a long vacation after he completes Ms current picture. He collapsed oil the set last week from the heat. That's all today. See you tomorrow. ? Tallulah in New Role-for $20/Q0Q^e--Weelc By United Press LAS fVEGAS,}J$ay 2L?╟÷Tallulah Bankhead bis been a prime attraction m^n^t^bibs at fcdnte and abroad for" years, but last night was the firsPime she ever got paid for it. Gfc ?·st* < The professional actress and amateur politician (D., Ala.), whose past appearances in a club as a customer intrigued the patrons as much as any floor show, said she undertook the cabaret stint because she "h% done everything on stage-^and off it, for that matter "They told me this wou^l be a new experience," she explained to her audience. "I hid given up hope years ago of fid new experience." She also made this venture for a very practical reason?╟÷$20,000 a week. The star received a rousing re- ipjjenfrom the. customers in - Copa Room of jEhe, Sands ?√ß TjoteJ^at the beginning ancTaTW" encRrher 25-minu*?Θ╝turn TALLULAH BANKHEAD Las Vegas entertainer.