Don't Call Me Connie Says Constance Towers
Constance Towers laments the abundance of Connies in show business and jokes about changing her name to something more distinctive. She notes many actresses previously used different names and critiques the naming trends in Hollywood.
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Vic Damone talks Bahai faith and romance in Hollywood
Frank Sinatra praises Vic Damone as a top night club star and gentle singer. Damone reveals joining the Bahai Faith two years ago and discusses marriage plans with Penny Rudd, his former romance with Elizabeth Taylor, and his past film work. He notes the Bahai tenet of equality and urges readers to value life.
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Vegas Dates and Nites Benny Sands Showbiz Roundup
A Las Vegas press chat notes Bill Putnam of United Recording will open a Sands Las Vegas branch on June 15 easing Hollywood runs for Frank Sinatra. Rumors swirl about Maury Stevens leasing El Rancho Vegas and Bendon Katleman’s deals, with Red Skelton teased by press agents and Judy Garland's film miscast as The Life and Hard Times of Judy. The column also covers Marty Allen and Steve Rossi’s Plaza Room debut, Dina Shore guest spots, and Liz Taylor Dick Burton flick talks for Flamingo, plus TV chatter with Tessie Brewer and a query on marriages of young stars Paul Anka Brenda Lee Rickey Nelson and Frankie Avalon.
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Walter Winchell Columns and Hollywood Snippets
A fragmentary Walter Winchell column notes Max Lerner on critics and readers craving readable columns while debunking the idea that ideas exist without opinions. The piece cites Hollywood chatter about Peter O Toole and a Parade Q A on nose surgery. It mentions West Side Story reception and a Mrs Richard Burton headline.
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Bardot Remark Sparks Editor’s Defense of News Power
The piece argues a columnist at Il Messaggero mocked Brigitte Bardot while praising reporters as the weapon to counter attempts to conceal or manipulate news. It notes editors and writers shaping public perception and preserving press influence.
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Dodgers Coach Leo Durocher Quips on Alston and Niceness
Dodgers manager Leo Durocher said Alston is a nice guy and should be noted as such. He also is credited with the saying nice guys finish last, a remark tied to his coaching philosophy.
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Kennedy quote on managing the news and a photo mishap
The article cites Robert F. Kennedy arguing that no person can fully control news coverage. It notes a Page One image of Caroline attempting a nurse’s scuffle as proof that a news photo cannot be managed.
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Starlets Spar Over Public Image and Old Sex Debate
Liz Taylor dismisses public opinion while Jeanne Crain laments being typecast as the girl next door. Deborah Kerr quips about aging sex symbols, noting earlier film buzz from Burt Lancaster and From Here to Eternity.
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Actress Margaret Rutherford speaks on Cleopatra dream at 72
Veteran actress Margaret Rutherford told an interviewer that she has long wanted to play Cleopatra but must give up the idea now that she is 72. There is a quip about Burton and Rutherford’s fate.
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