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Humphrey Bogart and David

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zipped around Broadway.

asking her to phone me. |

back.

| don't have it.”

ture of Gypsy, practically nude,

{in a collapsible bathtub, out on gram. , . .

|the circus lot. All she was wear-

ling was some soapsuds. | “The report about Julio is com-| | pletely untrue and unfounded,”

[she said.

{ “Julio left to prepare for an ex-'a telephone call 1 was fool- from Humphrey Bogart apologiz- |:

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|ing about the bathtub. I have a

lovely one with four exposures— Conniff accepted and said he

[five including mine, I “found Julio at his studio in 65 W. 56th St, He sald he was framing his paintings for the! (Chicago exhibition and would | creep back into Gypsy's tent in Shreveport, La., shortly, and that all's well in their little family circle. { 80 there y’are, ladies and gents —something new, something dif-| ferent—a columnist whe tells | a divorce! At that, it's almost news, for today such couples are] scarcer'n hen's teeth or tickets) to “South Pacific.” = - » BING CROSBY — who always deprecates his talent — recently told a friend that he only knows] two ways to act. | “What dre they?” he was asked. | “Loud,” he said, “and soft” -| Broadway's still smiling about his opening program on CBS. Recalling his early days on that network, Bing said. “I used to sweep out and Bill Paley used to make coffee in the can.” » .

Talk, Talk, Talk

TALK THAT Princess Margaret may visit Hollywood led to further talk that Douglas Fairbanks will give her an elaborate party to which only the most chichi, most glamorous, will be invited. “But what If we don't get asked?” all the stars asked themselves. To allay such fears,

Niven have combined their talents to give an elaborate party for all the uninvited.

ye. .4 BILL LUNDIGAN — the tall, handsome blond from Syracuse who will come out of “Pinky” a really big star—has been telling about the Papa and Mama Bear who sat down to rest on the desert and got up with an “Ouch!” —having sat on a cactus. Baby Bear sat down in the {same place and didn’t peep. Mama Bear to Papa Bear: “Do {you think we're going to have to {bring up a Dead-End kid?” . » .

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NEW YORK, Sept. 20—A rumor that Gypsy Rose Lee

had separated from her husband, Julio de Diego, the artist, | publican prices. Not responsible | for hats, coats or kidneys, Try) I telegraphed Gypsy, who was in Tulsa, Okla., strip- ur-ovaters. lt You Sud a péarl,}

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knew Bogie was always a nice guy. But the real telephoner wasn't Bogie, but prankster Johnny Broderick mimicing Bogie’s voice. . . . Has Generoso Pope bought Station WINS? . ., . Toots 8hor’s daughter, Kerry, got a very useful present on her third birthday: A football autographed by all the players on the Philadelphia Eagles. . . . Ten-

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES ___ 3 It Happened Last Night— 2 Gypsy's Bustup Simply Talk

Hubby Really Not Displeased By Picture in Bathtub

Earl's . Pearls to +. Fanny Ward, | the elderly playgirl who "claims to have been pinup girl of the Civil War, insists that she begged the Sphinx to talk to her. She told it that she knew it had been silent for centuries, and pleaded for just two words. So it sald, “Helle, mother.”

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Taffy Tuttle, the loquacious showgirl, refused to buy a nightgown from Harvey Stone's broth-

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