Hollywood Rumors Fly Through Studio Scene
Excerpted gossip from Hollywood’s trade chatter details skirt exposure in the musical remake of It Happened One Night, June Allyson in the spotlight, Dick Powell’s remark on daring wardrobe, Judy Holliday and David Oppenheim rumors, Jeff Morrow joining Martin and Lewis, Mae West quip, Betty Hutton Las Vegas return, Dorothy Dandridge’s opening night bouquet, Gary Cooper on remakes, a rich star’s Cadillacs joke, and Marilyn Monroe asking about The Brothers Karamazov.
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Erskine Johnns
NEA
Hollywood
June Allyson
Dick Powell
Claudette
Marilyn Monroe
New York
June
New York-Hollywood
Judy Holliday
David Oppenheim
Columbia Records
Judy
West
Jeff Morrow
Lough League
Martin and
Lewis
Tye
Mae West
Mae
Betty Hutton
Las Vegas
Desert Inn
Doerothy Dandridge
20Th Century-Fox
Dorothy
Gary Cooper
Witner
Red Snapper
Aula Crae
Conestoga Wagon Driver Dies At Age 107
Mary E Summers aged 107 died in Washington after a long life as a pioneer wagon driver. Born 1848 in Boonsboro she crossed the plains, raised three children and later lived with her daughter in Washington. Survived by daughter three grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
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Mary E. Summers
Washington
Colorado Territory
Susie
Roy
Bessie
Indian Territory
Joan A. Stewart
13Th St. Se
Summers
Hollywood figures star in holiday and film plans
Eartha Kitt releases Nothing For Christmas while Kirk Douglas earns £200,000 per movie and $2,150.25 in royalties from Decca for 20 000 Leagues Under the Sea and Man Without A Star. Marlene Dietrich and Vittorio De Sica are cast as royalty in Monte Carlo filming in Rome and the Riviera, promising a guessing game for audiences. Overheard at the Castle: Everything she hears goes in one head and out the other.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn
Eartha 'Santa Baby Kitt
Kirk Douglas
Decca Records
Royalities
Marlene Dietrich
Vittorio de Sica
Monte Carlo
Rome
French Riviera
Smudge Pots Start Fire On Jug Bridge
Fire crews were summoned around 7 30 p m Thursday night when sparks from smudge pots on the new U S 10 bridge at Jug Bridge ignited wooden forms and tarpauling on the bridge project. The second engine was called as the blaze spread and brisk winds fanned the flames.
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Jene
Jug Bridge
Hase
U.S. 10
Brisk
Teaching Grants Expand Science and Math Education
The article notes grants aimed at advancing science and mathematics teaching as essential to liberal arts and to training scientists and engineers. It references Great Lakes inland transport and cites a December 16, 1955 issue with local fire news and community notes from Frederick and Carroll Manor, including a chimney fire and a response by Pleasant View firefighters.
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Frederick
aAr- Carroll Manor
Orlock
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5 West
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W. Patrick St
Frederick, Md
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Lance Bridges
Taylor
Fuller
Bowery Boys
London
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Warriors
Panmount
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Arthur Kennedy
Marie Scott -Deway Marti
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Mary Murphy
Ermine
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Casablanca Club
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Appalachian Inn
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Moose
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SUN
Thurmont
Brunswick, MD
Opera House
Warner Bros
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Lori Nelson
Lee Marvin
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