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* FRIDAY, SEPT. 5, 1952

Fame Fleets—

‘Miss America’ to Star as Mrs.

By GAY PAULEY : By United Press NEW “YORK, Sept. 5-—Most girls consider the Miss America title a stepping stone to stardom.

But a look at the record shows is isn’t so.

Actually, the.girl ambitious for her name in lights has reached the “pinnacle the night she’s crowned the nation’s No. 1 beauty. From then on, fame fleets, ! There have been a few Miss| Americas who have gone on ‘to careers in the movies, radio, television or nightclubs—all of them winners since 1940 when talent as well as beauty came into con-| sideration. But none has risen

to the fame of a Marilyn Monroe. At least not yet,

Matter of fact, most “old” Miss Americas—there have been 24 since 1921—have settled down to housewifery out of the public eye.!

Take the first Miss America, | for instance.

sash and a bright: bandana around her hair, She's now Mrs. Victor Cahill, wife of a promient Washington,

D.C., real estate man, “and un-|

willing to talk about modern contests. “I. have an iron-clad agreement with my husband,” she said. “He is tired of all the publicity.” ' - The titlists who have continued their careers include Rosemary LaPlanche, a pretty blonde from Los Angles crowned in 1941; Jo Carroll Dennison, a Tyler, Tex., entry crowned in '42; Jean Bartel, of Los Angeles, crowned in '43; Bess Myerson, a statuesque brunet from New York, crowned in 1945; Marilyn Buferd, also of Los Angeles, winner in '46; and Bebe Shopp, a pert-faced product of Hopkins, Minn., who was crowned in 48. 2

Married Producer Miss LaPlanche is married to

. la Hollywood producer-writer and said today winning the contest 38 Blond, blue-eyed Margaret Gor- co-stars with him on a television 'a hindrance to a career. {I could act.”

man won the title hands down in show.

a full-skirted black bathing suit,|

Miss Dennison migrated to Hol-

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IRISH GATHERING—In New York for the opening of her film, “The Quiet Man,” actress Maureen O'Hara, center, had a lively

. discussion about Ireland, her native land, where the picture was

made. With her, left to right, are: Miss Louise McHugh, Edward Hicks, Charles Kelly and Miss Edna Garruder who, with Miss McHugh, had just returned from Europe and had attended the London opening of the movie.

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