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TUESDAY, SEPT. 30, 1952 _. ...

Ft. Wayne's Marilyn Just Doesn't SAVE ON Agree With That Other Marilyn

By EARL WILSON

Times Broadway Columnist

NEW YORK, Sept. 30—1It seems

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there were two Mmmmarilyns. | | Marilyn Maxwell—who comes

from Clarinda, Iowa, and Ft. |Wayne, Ind.—is blonde, bouncy, {shapely and kissable—but she doesn't quite go along ‘with Mar2 i|ilyn Monroe on’ the idea that

: UND- TRIP : \women don’t need to wear underSOACH FARE |garments. !

| “I'm no prude—I love decollete gowns,” Miss Maxwell, the frei lquent movie, television and stage partner of Bob Hope, told me In her Park Sheraton suite, “I started strapless daytime wear in California. “I almost never wear anything but strapless gowns on the stage.

That's Now it Works when young | “Cause I think if you've got folks make complete coach round [good shoulders, show ’em. trips with parent... any day on “Not only that, I love to show

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How does your family fit?

to show a little instead of a lot. ‘Just Couldn’t’

“And so I just couldn't do it myself. I mean not wear undergarments, “You,” she said, suddenly, ‘wear shorts, don’t you?” It was the first time anybody'd ever interviewed me about my |lingerie. So I said, “Yes.” “Well, it's the same principle,” she smiled. And then Mmmarilyn Maxwell [nastened to tell me she wasn’t meaning to start any debate with Mmmmmarilyn Monroe about the subject. “Marilyn Monroe's a beautiful gal, and a sexy-looking gal,” she acknowledged. “I'm happy for her. Ond if she doesn’t wear anything underneath, that’s fine for (her. But not for me. I'm sorry.

‘Before Her Time’

Miss Monroe has called the modern Jean Harlow. And been as uninhibited and unham-| pered in the matter of underwear as Miss Monroe. “That may be,” Miss Maxwell said. “That was before my time.” Lighting a cigaret, she added, “But, anyway, I think times have changed. People are a little more sedate today.” “I think,” she went on, “you've got to think of families and kids.

my figure. But I think it's better

that Miss Harlow had Max.”

Marilyn Monroe

as Marvel Maxwell.

The reporter pointed out that often been

Perry Como was with the band, {too, in those days. Marilyn generally got called “Marvel”

“When I was signed by Metro, Louis B. Mayer said ‘Marvel’, sounded too phony.

Marilyn Maxwell

Ted Weems around the country her in the bra and panties re-

quired in the show.

Miss Maxwell has been thinking of accepting the leading role in

or ‘the London company of “Guys

‘stay here and do a Broadway| show.

“They say,” she said, “that it|

They were you want to attract attention in

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tossing all possible names around Hollywood, you go to New York. and I ventured meekly that Mari- Anq’ that if you want to attract

lyn was my real name. lattention in Lond “They said ‘That's it. Marilyn's New York. 98, YOU. 80 te

wonderful.” It was a real blow to| «gp wonder where you my mother, though, that Marvel though, if you want ira: was thrown out.” attention in New York?”

Ducked Pictures

Kids are influenced a lot by us. . Marilyn — who just played a

I believe in refinement and a little good taste . . . “People will think you mean Be Seen”— Marilyn Monroe lacks refinement tease on the stage. But she’s so and good taste,” the reportermodest and evidently sincere sugested. “No, no, I don’t condemn her.

HAVE YOU SEEN The Times’

couple of weeks in “Remains to easy-to-read system of arranging had to do sort of strip- the Homes-For-Sale ads? Hundreds of homes are all separated about the idea of keeping fairly DY the number of bedrooms as well covered that she didn't care Well as by North, South, East and She has a figure and if she wants to pose in any pictures showing West locations, See them now.

Law Requires Aussie Voters to Go to Polls

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tonishment on learning from’ a, cent. Gallup Poll report that only 52) Citizens who don’t vote without, per cent of the voters cast bal- 'a valid excuse can be fined $4.50. in the 1948 election . In practice, the fine is usually a fate lik RED le need a nominal $1.10. Electoral officials| - 8 you people ™ do not penalize those who don't compulsory voting system,” they vote because of age, illness, or often remark. ‘conscientious objections on relig-

As citizens of one of the few '0US Brounds. Democratic nations with such a They've even stretched a point system, Australians look upon for the citizen who explained he compulsory voting as essential to Was too drunk to find the polls, representative government. and for the newsman who claimed he was 80 busy covering the election he didn’t have time to vote.

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It’s also hard to find any Aus-

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Compulsory voting began More than 3,000,000 farm tracthis country in 1924. Until then, [OTS are now in use in the United Australia had also had trouble States.

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everything so obvious—I don’ t like that for myself.”

Liked Her in Fatigues o

You'll remember, probably, that Miss Maxwell went to Korea with {Bob Hope's troupe. | “I entertain a lot of Gls,” she] sald. ‘They're boys and they're human and they're male. “For a while I wore strapless gowns. But yet when I came out in fatigues-—which have no shape at all—I got just as many whoops and whistles and hollers as in a

Miss Maxwell, who currently | - aspires to a Broadway show be-| tween movies, occasionally finds herself enmeshed in some tangle of confusion over the similarity of names. “I've had people say ‘Miss Monroe’ to me, and I say, ‘What did you say? and they say, ‘Oh, excuse me.

or see your nearesi ficke! agent

“That's bound to happen and

| we’ re anything alike.”

First Name Is Marvel |

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