Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 July 1952 — Page 17
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THURSDAY, JULY 31, 1952
In Hollywood Marilyn and Joek Affair Over?
By Erskine Johnson HOLLYWOOD, July 31—Exclusively Yours: Marilyn Monroe's pals are whispering that Joe DiMaggio has struck out as her heart interest. But those nude calendars of Marilyn are still batting 1000 as a collector's item with
(Crooner Weds Heiress Second Time
GREENWICH, Conn. July 31/in the United States. Mr. Sola (UP)—Crooner Johnny Johnston told friends he may marry Mrs. | jand shapely Miami Hotel heiress Carmei a third time when his (Mrs. Shirley Carmel will be mar-/former wife's California divorce, [ried here today for the second becomes - final, probably in Oc-| (time. itober: California law dees not Friends of the bridegroom fex- recognize either the Mexican or! plained that Mr. Johnston re- Connecticut marriages. cently” divorced his second wife, screen star Kathryn Grayson, in| Mexico and then married his! dark-haired bride for thé first time. Libr Today’s ceremony was to guarantee.the legality of the marriage)
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The calendar, by the way, has been eliminated — now it's just Marilyn. Everybody knows what day it is.
The blonde star's latest film, “Niagara,” debuts soon and Director Henry Hathaway is taking bows for some terriffic shots at Niagara Falls. But he’s wailing:
“With Marilyn in the picture who's going to look at the falls?” n » s THE LATE Fanny Brice's crack about Esther Williams: “Wet she’s a star—dry she isn't” ~—pops up in Esther's
“Million Dollar Mermaid.” Ex-
cept now it’s said about Esther's :
character of Annette Kellerman. - " = CORINNE CALVET insists eghe’ll go through with her $1 million slander suit against Zsa Zsa Gabor when she completes her role in “Powder River” at Fox. The suit was set for filing, then Corinne called her attorney
and asked him to delay the ac- # tion “because I don’t want to be }
emotionally upset when I'm working.” Luscious Corinne and hubby John Bromfield are celebrating four years of marriage and she says: “Even I'm surprised about finding a man who's kept me happy and under control for four years.” ” » s TERRY MOORE'S up for the lead opposite Fredric March in “Man on the Tight Rope,” which Elia Kazan will film in Europe. + « « Pals except an engagement flash from Gloria Grahame and Cy Howard now that she’s filed for divorce from Director Nick Ray. o ” »
DON’T HOLD your breath waiting for Hollywood to. buy Uta Hagen’s new Broadway play, “In Any Language.” It's about a movie star who goes to Rome and falls in love with her Italian director. Hmmmm. # N » THERE'S A SHRED of a! chance that Keenan and Betsy | Wynn will reconcile. She’s askéd| for no property settlement and he’s counting on her change of] heart, o os ” THE BOGART baby is due in| four weeks. D’ya suppose its first words will be, “Awright, Baby, drop d’ gun?” ” y ” BURLY Victor McLaglen’s back on the Hollywood career merry-go-round with roles in “The Quiet! Man,” “Fair Wind to Java,” and a proposed weekly telefilm series, “Port of Call.” “The gypsy finally has settled down,” Vic grinned it. “I've got a place to again hang my hat.”
For three years Vic and na
wife roamed Europe and the U. 8. — “We went to Mexico for a week end and stayed four months”— but now it's permanent home| for them at Balbexn, Cal., 45 miles| from Hollywood, and movie and] TV roles for Vic “if I like the parts.” : Vic's reaction to the remake of] his biggest film hit, “What Price Glory?” is a sour smile and, “It's a: musical, isn’t it?V As a silent film, “Glory” was a tremendous hit, he remembers, “because Eddie Lowe and I swore| a blue streak in every scene and by watching our lips audiences could understand every word we said.”
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MGM will screen-test Gloria Nord, star of the “Ice Circus of 1952.” . . . Dick Haymes and Mickey Rooney will duet an album - for Decca. . . . Dennis O'Keefe and Doan Hoag, who wrote MGM's “Crime Doesn't Pay” shorts, are collaborating on a documentary film about a miscarriage of justice that Dennis is hailing as better than “T-Man.” Benedict Bogeaus will produce.
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