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Want the facts? Opinion? Truth? Write Walter Scott, 140 N. Hamilton Dr., Beverly Hills, Calif. 90210, or phone (213) 651-3375. Full name wil lp used unless otherwise requested. Volume of mail makes personal replies impossible. Q Antonin Scalia—the first Italian-American to serve on the U.S. Supreme Court—is his wife also Italian-American? How many children do they have? How long have they been married? Where was Scalia born?—Louisa Salerno, Las Vegas, Nev. Justice Scalia and his wife, the former Maureen McCarthy (she is of Irish-American background), have been married since September 1960. They have nine children: four daughters— Ann Forrest, Catherine Elisabeth, Mary Clare and Margaret Jane; and five sons—Eugene, John Francis, Paul David, Matthew and Christopher James. Antonin Scalia was born in Trenton, N.J., on March 11, 1936. A couple of questions about Vivien Leigh: Did she pronounce her last name “Lee” or “Lay” ? When did she marry Laurence Olivier? How long did it last? Did she have any other husbands? Did Olivier have any previous wives? —K. Brown, Albuquerque, N.M. Vivien Leigh pronounced her name “Lee.” She was born Vivien Mary Hartley and married Herbert Leigh Holman, a lawyer, in 1932. She was divorced from Holman in 1940 and married Laurence Olivier that same year. Their marriage endured for 20 years. Before he married Leigh, Olivier was married to the actress Jill Esmond from 1930 to 1940. Vivien Leigh died in 1967. In the TV preaching world, they say Jim Bakker’s PTL organization stands for “Praise The Lord” and “People That Love.” Doesn't it also stand for “Pass The Loot”? D.H., Charlotte, N.C. Many nonbelievers and detractors of Bakker’s evangelical activ ities think “Pass The Loot” is the most apt definition of the PTL acronym. Can you identify the American interpreters , who worked the disputatious Gorbachev- Reagan meeting at Reykjavik, Iceland, last October? It is my understanding that no tape recorders are used at such summit conferences. If that is true, why?—L. Dreyfuss, New York, N.Y. The U.S. interpreters in Reykjavik were William Hopkins, Dimitry Zarechnak and Peter Van Afanasenko. The U.S. note-takers were Mark Parris, Thomas Simons Jr. and Jack Matlock, who is now our ambassador to the Soviet Union. Tape recorders are not used to record verbatim conversations because diplomatic protocol forbids their use. Instead, detailed notes are taken by both sides. It is considered the more polite custom. How do you account for the poor showing that the comedienne Joan Rivers has made on her nightly TV talk show? Does she lack stam ina?—Winnie York, Chi cago, Ill. Joan Rivers, 53, ap pears to lack the tal ent, versatility and organi zation necessary to turn out a one-hour comedy-talk show five nights a week -a truly Herculean task. With new personnel to help her, however, Rivers should improve. If she doesn’t, her show is kaput. Q) Did Priscilla Presley, once married to Elvis e Presley, give birth recently to a boy or a girl? I missed it. What's the child’s name, and who is the father?—H.A., Biloxi, Miss. Priscilla Presley, 42, an actress on TV’s “Dal las” series, gave birth on March 1 to a boy, Navarone Anthony Garibaldi. The father is Marco Garibaldi, 32, Priscilla’s fiancé. Her other child, Lisa Marie Presley, was fathered by Elvis in 1968. .. Would you know in what year actress Sissy Spacek graduated from the University of Texas? She entered from Quitman High School in Quitman, Tex.—Josette Patterson, Anderson, S.C. Spacek, 37, reportedly attended the University of Texas for two days in 1967 before leaving to pursue a rock ’n’ roll career in New York City. Anything serious to the Al Pacino-Diane Kea ton romance, or has Keaton never really fallen out of love with Woody Allen and Warren Beatty?—Andrea Harris, Worcester, Mass. Pacino, 47, and Keaton, 41, have been seen together in New York and Los Angeles for some months now, and the word is that their ro mance is serious. Unfortunately, both are said to be marriage-shy. Keaton’s friendships with Allen and Beatty, and Pacino’s relationships with actresses Jill Clayburgh and Marthe Keller—once grist for the rumor mills—are a thing of the past. PARADE THE SUNDAY NEWSPAPER MAGAZINE AY i 7, Address editorial contributions to: Articles, Parade, 750 Third Ave., New York, N.Y. 10017. Although reasonable care will be taken, Parade is not responsible for unsolicited material. 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