Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 March 1951 — Page 20
By Erskine Johnson HOLLYWOOD, Mar. 29 (NEA)
In Hollywood—
The U. S. Fleet Gets Peep At Errol Flynn's Bride
Actor's Yacht, Battleships, .May Make Good Film Story
‘Parked’ Between
I just latched onto the
story of Errol Flynn, Patrice Wymore, the yacht Zaca and
the peeping American sailors—
it s a pip. Don’t be surprised
If it turns up in a Claudette Colbert-Fred MacMurray movie.
It happened when’ Errol Zaea for their honeymoon. “We were way out to sea. That night a terrific storm broke,” FErrol's dream girl confided, “The storm raged and
the dinner plates wouldn't stay on the table. So we turned the
Zara toward a- little fishing harbor down the French coast. “Next morning there was this awful racket. We ran np tg the deck. The American fleet had dropped anchor dur-
ing the night and here's the Zaea sandwiched between two big battleships.” Patrice started to blush. “The sailors were all yelling actfoss the water, ‘Yo, ho, Errol! At*that Errol raised his eyebrows and said to me: ‘Isn't it lucky that we picked this quiet, secluded spot for our honeymoon?” 1 told him I didn’t think it was so had. After all, the ships were some distance away, Then Errol handed me his binoculars and suggested that I take a look. “Thousands of sailors were all lined up on the ships and they
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and Patrice sailed off in the
were all looking at Errol and me through binoculars!” ~ ~ un : NANCY CARROLL, one-time dimpled ingenue of the early
talkies, is planning a film come back... She scored a personal triumph in “Goodby My Fancy” at Phoenix's Sombrero Play-
house. . MGM is excited about Maria Palmer since her role of the Hungarian countess who shares KEzio Pinza's love with Janet Leigh in “Strictly Dishonorable.” Janet Blair's new heartbeat is Nick Mayo, stage manager of the Chicago com-
“South Pacific.” 4 ” ” NOT IN the script: Hal Peary
commenting on Max Baer's gs plans to become a wrestler: “He’ I prob
pany of
ably be a great success, I hear he hired two wrestling instructors and four dramatic coaches.” u n u
UT is working out a one-film-a-year deal with Macdonald Carey, who's back on the lot to star in “The Cave.” Most of the film will be made inside the Carlsbad Caverns In New Mexico . . . Dinah Shore finally | gets the chance to sing her
. all—and it’s about time—on the |
screen in “Aaron Slick From Pumpkin Crick.” She'll warble | three solos, plus duets with Robert Merrill and Alan Young. " “ » SINCE the Music Corporation of America signed feline actor] Orangey Murray, the star of Paramount's “Rhubarb,” to a client contract, other agents are scrambling to sign up animal stars. Imaginary conversation among the kennel and stable set: Lassie: “I told my -agent to | get on the ball or else . . .” Flame: “Charlie Feldman's
{wooing me. If Ginger Rogers goes!
over to him, I might consider it.” Francis: “Imagine the nerve of my agent. He keeps telling me I]
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he satisfied “with mule ‘It's money in the bank,’ he ‘and did you:ever hear of changing type? Well, I I'm holding out for
should roles, says, Lassie told him off. thoroughbred he doesn't find me one,
horse roles and if brother,
I'm switching. Jackie, the lion: “My agent used to give me good service, Now he’s handling Hedy Lamarr and it's gone to his head. Doesn't he know
that human beings don't pay off
like animal stars? Do I complain? Look, I growl about it all the time.”
the
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Bird of Chandler, Jourdan and 10.05,
KEITH'S and Costello Meet
Invisible Man,” at 12, 2:38, 7.50 and 10.30
“Navy Bound,” 6:50 and 9:30 LOEW'S
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Redhead and the Cowboy.” Fleming and Glenn
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