The Courier-Journal from Louisville, Kentucky • Page 53

SECTION 3 THE COURIER-JOURNAL, LOUISVILLE, SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 27, 1963 Mizrachi Plans Installation A firm, youthful figure in the privacy of your own home! Think of it trim hips, ihow-off waist, flat tummy, slim legs ond the confidence that A Child Of Hollywood Tells What It's Like goes with them! All can be yours with the STAUFFER HOME PLAN, the easy, economical way to an attractive figure. Just press the button ond presto, you're on your way! Ask your doctor about the benefits of the Passive exercise. LOW DOWN PAYMENT, EASY TERMS. llSl Mrs. Esther Eisenstat, New York City, national board member of Mizrachi Women, will be the guest of honor at the Louisville chapter's first fall meeting at 11:45 a.m.

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Morris Lerner, second vice-president; Mrs. William Schwab, third vice-president; Mrs. George Smelson, recording secretary; Mrs. Leonard Cole, assistant recording secretary; Mrs. Esor Deitz, corresponding secretary; Mrs.

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But how many end up being tucked between Loretta Young's silken sheets by the pin-curled, cold-creamed star herself? Jill Schary did. And now, as 27-year-old Jill Schary Zim-mer, daughter of movie producer-playwright Dore Schary, she has written a book about growing up in the Hollywood melee. "With A Cast of Thousands A Hollywood Childhood" is a child's-eye view of celebrities, Hollywood status symbols, and one rather extraordinary family. Jill Schary and the younger Schary offspring, Joy and Jeb, found it painfully embarrassing, as children of the onetime head of R.K.O. and M-G-M, to be dropped off at school by a chauffeur.

Yet they envied any schoolmate who showed up in a flashier limousine, with a cuter chauffeur. Jill thought just about everyone had a projection room in his" home, where he could watch movies on Sunday evenings, sometimes with guests like a young senator who required a straight chair for his bad back. Out-Birtlulaying The Schary children went to birthday parties thrown by Danny Selznick, Joan Benny, Sandy Burns. Mommies sometimes came with the young par- with her name or initials Order NOW 'this "personalized" lingerie and robe for Christmas gifting! Let's get personal and '1 A younger version: author Jill Schary Zimmer displays the impish perception of a cinema sibling. select now tor her, a gut of beautiful white nylon lingerie with a dainty trim of pink or blue and byck's will have her initials or her first name added at no extra charge.

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The book is as ephemeral as that state of mind called Hollywood, which it tries to capture. Edward G. Robinson, Don Hart-man, Spencer Tracy. Reality for the eldest Schary offspring was Grandma, who wore Paisley scarves and loved boiled chicken and exposed Jill to a Hollywood taboo, riding a trolley car. This brush with the public launches the author on a sociological sketch of KNOWING ONE'S PLACE in Hollywood society: from where one's beach house should be to what streets one should be seen on driving to work.

Jill's education even bore the stamp of her unique environment. She began with a private school and had Jane Fonda and Maria Cooper as classmates, spent about a year in a public school, then attended coed Ethan Allan Country School where "it seemed that I was unique because my parents were still married to each other." rtt tygoers and their nurses, each trying to outdress, outgive, and out-name-drop the other. Jill was just as impressed with movie stars, often her father's employees, as any teen-ager. Elizabeth Taylor "was one of those people who, if she hadn't been so beautiful, you would write in her yearbook at school: 'To a real nice The late Clark Gable, whose long-awaited acquaintance she hid behind the living-room drapes to avoid, sent her a bunch of American Beauty roses with a card ending, "Love, Clark." Her parents' guests were divided into two categories: Saturday-night and Sunday-night people. Saturday-night playmates were "glittering, witty people" such as the Sam Gold-wyns, the Billy Wilders, Gene Kelly, Fernando Lamas, and Van Johnson.

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