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The Evening Sun from Baltimore, Maryland • 60

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The Evening Suni
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THE EVENING SUN. BALTIMORE. THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 12, 1959 PAGE 60 Movie Notes 1 srir Previn Wi Rock Hudson Forms Two Do Score Independent Companies By 8HEILAH GRAHAM HOLLYWOOD. Hud Miss Hepburn.

And what a story of loyal devotion it is! son, with his success with Doris Day in "Pillow Talk" to bolster his bank account, has formed two Ingrid Bergman as Sarah Bern hardt? She is No. 1 choice of independent companies. One he calls "Seven Pictures, the other producer Leonard Stone who was invited by Roger Frey, French it 1- I A ro ir imirT 'lli nii-iim 1 'Gibraltar Productions" which goes well with his first nairje. His company will lend Rock to Universal-International for four Minister of Information, and Andrew Malraifx, French Minister of Culture, to make the movie of the divine Sarah, in Paris which is where Miss Bergman happens now to live. movies, the other four will be Hollywood Andre Previn has been borrowed by George Sidney from Melro-Goldwyn-Mayer, to which he is under contract, to write an original musical score for "Who Was That Lady?" Previn, who won an Academy Award for his scoring of "Gigi" last year, will check into Columbia to start his assignment.

He has just completed scoring "The Bells Are Ringing." In addition to writing an original score for "Who Was That Lady?" which stars Tony Curtis, Dean Martin and Janet Leigh, Previn and his musical group, known as Andre Previn and his Friends, will also record instrumental background music which will be heard on the film's sound track. Shelley Manne, drummer, and Red Mitchell, bass, comprise the personnel of the Friends, along with Previn, who plays piano in the group. released only by Universal, which discovered Rock a decade ago when he was driving a truck. TO LYRIC Jo-Ann Florio is in in the Borscht Capades, which will be presented Sunday at the Lyric at 8.30 P.M. Stephen Boyd is a doubtful Lucille Ball Will Live In The East IT'S ALL set for Lucille Ball starter for "The Book Of Ruth" at Twentieth Century-Fox.

to live in the east next fall, All Set Hollvwood. Cal. Doris Dav. who Another Steve Allen, will have when she will star on Broadway for Morton Da Costa in "The every top comic in town at the just completed "Please Don't Eat the Daisies," is set to testimonial dinner given him by Big Blonde." COMING TO MAYFAIR Paul Muni and Luther Adler are In "The Last Angry Man," a tale about a dedicated doctor, which plays at Mayfair theater after "The Best of Everything" leaves. the masquers the evening of De cember 4.

do nine Dictures in the next four Husband Desi Arnaz will keep the Desilu fires burning in Holly i ii i i imMinrrrn inn ii imnini i rm years three at two at Columbia and four at Universal- wood. on and on at the Century and AT Talk" goes Gary Cooper explains his movie International. Doris Day and Rock Hudson. appeal with "I look like the man a major part of the attraction are Ida Lupino and Howard Duff Talk Of Hollywood next door. celebrated their eighth wedding anniversary in company of Col I hear that 70-year-old Charlie Bj HEDDA HOPPER lier Young, once married to Ida, Chaplin wants to call it quits on and who is still her business the family count after the birth partner.

day after she appeared in "Eloise" her father walked Into my office, introduced himself and of his seventh child with Mrs. Cosy place, Hollywood. Their "Mr. Adams and Eve" TV show next month. His oldest daughter, 15-year-old Geraldine, wants to said: "I'm sure you saw my bril is now being shown in France, be a ballerina.

Germany, Sweden and Italy. It liant child last night and will want to write something beautiful about her performance." My Isn't the James Jones story, sounds funnier than in English, says Ida. "The Pistol," bought by Dean reply: "I thought she was hor rible, she ruined a delightful Bob Hutton and his wife are plotting a TV series titled Martin and Frank Sinatra, a good deal like Jones's "From Here To Eternity," which revived Si "L'aventure." story." He fled. A Family Affair natra career. Frank career is in full blast now.

"And," says Bob, "we want a young Errol Flynn for it." They all do. Sahl Entertains His Family Margaret O'Brien was a moppet and they wanted her to turn on the tears, they would tell her that her dog had been injured or ghastly things like that. Glycerine would be less damaging. Says Marie Windsor, at the New Hilton Rathskeller: "Since I had my nose straightened and changed riy agent in June, I haven't stopped working." William Holden is out as co-star with Jennifer Jones for "Tender Is The Night." Henry King was asked to direct, but couldn't make the November deadline. He's putting final touches to "Beloved Infidel," which opens in New York for the Damon Runyon Cancer fund November 17.

Mickey Rooney lost $100,000 when the promoter of his four-week Australian tour canceled out. But the Mick felt better when his business manager explained he would have had only $8,000 after taxes. Now it looks like the tour is on again. Eddie Fisher's son, Todd Emanuel, gets all the royalties from mama Debbie Reynolds' new record hits, "Ask Me To" and "Am I That Easy To Forget." (North American Newspaper AUlence) JIM HENAGHAN phoned urging me to come to Texas where they're filming "The Alamo." He said: "Duke's been asking for you. This is practically a family MORT SAHL has been enter Bob is now in "Cinderfella" with Jerry Lewis, and is a bit scared of having Judith Anderson for his mother.

"But she's a taining his family here from the east. But still no announcement great actress and goes out of her of a marriage with Phyllis Kirk, affair. His son, Pat, is acting; son Mike is assistant director; way to help me, he adds. Bob's kids like his old movies His friends believe the high point in their friendship has been on TV with Joan Leslie and Joyce passed. Reynolds, "but they can't believe daughter Tony and her baby daughter are also in cast; his son-in-law is an assistant.

Pilar's a stage mother with her name on a director's chair. And who do you think is here directing the second I was ever that young. British actor Robert Morley carrying a kind of carpetbag, The big scene in "Seven was obviously in a hurry in the Thieves" is where Eddie G. Rob HOLLYWOOD Why isn't Dolores Hart, who was so good on stage in "Pleasure of His Company," playing it on the screen? Since she's been in town, Tom McDermott has grabbed her to play opposite Barry Sullivan in a June Allyson TV show. McDermott is not only an executive vice president and partner, but is now running Four Star playhouse.

Danny Thomas said McDermott had taken his present show from one hundred and seventh place on one network to the number one spot on another. She Switched To Another Type AFTER "Life With Father," Jobs weren't so easy to come by so Laurene Tuttle changed type and started playing nasty women. This past year she's played murderesses, gun slingers, and only unpleasant females. When Jim Backus returned from work he found his wife, Henny, arranging flowers and asked where she got them. "From the garden," she said.

He wanted to know where the ones he'd sent were. "I got any from you, but a florist delivery man drove up here and asked for Joan Davis's address. So I guess she got 'em." Jim and Joan played husband end wife on TV for so many years people thought they were married in spite of the fact they don't speak and are near neighbors in Bel Air. Nina Shipman opened in "Our Town" at the Pasadena Playhouse with Cluck Chandler and Jim Staplcton. One of Nina's brothers, Noel, got a bid from West Point.

He wants a military career, but will have to go through many preliminaries before being accepted. Republic lot, en route to tele-filming for Alfred Hitchcock. inson dies, escaping from the unit John Ford. He dropped in and asked for the job. So come on down and have fun.

I'll fly you in Monte Carlo Casino with Eli Wal Htflb- Oh Mr. Morley, I began. lach, and Rod Steiger breaks "Don't ask me too many ques mv Diane from San Antonio. down and weeps. tions," said Robert as he rushed "Weeping comes easily," Rod Jerry Wald asked Sanford Meis by.

I didn't get to ask him one! said, "I find laughing a lot harder to do convincingly." When EI-fc-U Energetic Katharine Hepburn ner to find a new, sweet 17 year old blonde who turns into a tramp for the starring role in "High Heels." They've got her right in puts in two hours a day prac ticing her tennis with teacher- AMUSEMENTS AMUSEMENTS their own studio. Tuesday Weld pro Harvey Snodgrass at the Beverly Hills Hotel. Some day some one will write the real story of That fine actress, Elizabeth Patterson, told me, "In all my years of acting I've never heard a child read lines like Tuesday. AMUSEMENTS Marilyn Monroe is up at crack The Staggering Story Of The i of dawn riding a bicycle lor exer P.M. TOM'W-Siao P.M.

Strongest Man Who Ever Lived! cise, so don't faint and think you've seen a ghost if you happen to see her in Beverly Hills. She's JU i I MAGNIFICENT in rare form. ENTERTAINMENT I hope Arthr Miller remains during the making ot ner picture, she's always so much happier when he's around. His feats of his seduction by the daughter of Hell-have echoed through the centuries! Bob Horton, who's never been to England is being urged by B.B.C. to do a Christmas show for them.

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