Texas Oilman Hosts Stars Lavishly Tonight
Texas oilman David Feldman hosts a New Year’s Eve gala at Romanoff’s with a My Fair Lady theme. About 260 guests from Paris to Texas arrive in formal wear. entertainers include Edith Piaf and a full orchestra. The event features Delmonico’s style decor, crystal, lace tablecloths, and lavish centerpieces.
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Jil Jarmyn Keeps Name But Changes Halted
Actress Jil Jarmyn notes her screen name has shifted through Jill Jarmon, Jill Harman, Til Jarmyn and Jil Jarmyn but she has stopped altering it. Her evolving credits aid dating her past film roles.
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Wilbur Clark Eyes Hawaii Hotel Site
Wilbur Clark, president of the United Hotel Corp, plans a Honolulu exploratory trip next month to view a potential hotel site. He will be joined by contractor Bill Radzovitch who may assist in evaluating the property.
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Storks and Stars Unite as Expectant Singers Shine in Las Vegas
In Las Vegas lounges on the Strip expectant singers perform nightly at Sahara and Sands hotels. Natalie and Mary Kaye join Keely Smith in maternity shows while audiences greet the trend with delight. Mary Kaye notes tourists praise the spectacle as wonderful.
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Ruth Draper Dies Famed Solo Actress at 72
New York. Ruth Draper internationally renowned for solo sketches died Sunday likely of a heart attack at 72. She was found by her maid in her Upper East Side apartment after a Christmas week engagement at the Playhouse Theater. Draper, a leading monologist for four decades, created 37 sketches and 58 characters with minimal props. She was born in New York City, granddaughter of Charles A. Dana, and toured worldwide from the 1920s onward before retirement near 1954. Funeral is to be held at Grace Church in Manhattan.
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