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THE PHILADELPHIA INQUIRER, MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 15. 1962 a 13 2 i if I U.ofP.MuseumJ mm ALL FOUR STORES OPEN LATE MONDAY NIGHTS AM 'til 9:00 PM Suburbs 9:30 AM 'til 9:30 PM Dally Mike Connolly. HOLLYWOOD. Philadelphia 9:30 My 1 li if' i-4 Vfc. Gardner decided she didn't want because she'd rather make all her movies in Madrid.

Conrad Hilton hired the Queen's dressmaker, Hardy Amies, to design the costumes for his London Hilton staffers. Look for Warner Brothers to film "Oliver!" It's a smash hit in San Francisco. And it'll star Clive Revill in the role he originated Fagin. Mary Jo DeCicco, Pat's ex-wife, is making the Hollywood rounds with Hank Greenberg and they are NOT discussing the World Series Strip-teaser Blaze Starr started her own recording company. It's called starting a business on a G-string.

Forrest Tucker's lengthy "Music Man" tour finally paid off. He landed the lead in the Broadway-bound musical, T. Barnum." Aden Dahl beat Rhonda Fleming to the draw and snagged the starring spot in another new show, "The Camel Bell." Hollywood marriage counsellor to his new client, a flustered female: "First off, ma'am, let's quit referring to your husband as the accused." JOHN WAYNE hired two 0 stand-ins for himself in "Donovan's Reef," both teenagers and both GIRLS! They are Nanette a'nd Michele Mazurki, aged 15 and 14. They are the daughters of Mike Mazurki, who is featured in the film. Mike wanted to take them with him on the "Reef" locationing in Honolulu.

Big John okayed it, writing the girls off as a business expense, since both are over six feet tall. Elvis Presley's manager, Col. Tom Parker, tells me Elvis will squeeze in one picture between the windup of "Take Me to the Fair" at Metro Nov. 7 and the start of his new Hal Wallis movie at Paramount in April. 1 asked the Colonel what the script will be.

"Script?" said the Colonel. "I never ask what the script is all I ask is how much money they'll pay!" Linda Darnell dashed to New York to film some TV commercials for a new cosmetics company. Linda's last words to me: "The smear tactics used against me are nothing compared to what I've got lined up for Robbie Robertson (Ed. Heirloom Style Bedspreads, 3.93 If perfect 5.99 reversible spreads which can be machine washed with ease! Lavishly fringed. Choice of Beacon Winter Blankets 3.99 If perfect 5.99.

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She's always had a weakness for handsome Italians, including Vitto-rio Gassman and later Tony Franciosa. Neither marriage to Gassman nor the romance with Tony turned out well for Shelley. But if she isn't lucky in love she's doing all right career-wise. Her playing of Lolita's mother in "Lolita" is zooming her into contention for an Oscar. And I hear she's equally vivid as the madame in her current picture, "The Balcony." When I think of the anguish Virginia Bruce went through when her husband Ali Ipar was imprisoned in Turkey, I am surprised that she is divorcing him.

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Petersen has been a museum board member for 15 years. He is president of the Fidelity Philadelphia Trust Co and is a former Assistant Secre tary of War. Madeira, who has served as a board member for 30 years and as president for more than 21 years, said earlier he would step aside for a younger man at the end of his term in December. His service is the longest in the 75- year history of the museum. He will remain on the board.

The retiring board head cited new challenges and problems facing the institution in announc ing his decision. The museum is seeking $3.5 million for construc tion and operation of a new wing It has conducted eight archaeological expeditions in seven na tions this year. Petersen, who holds law de grees from DePauw University and the University of Michigan, was associated with the law firm of Cravath deGersdorff, Swaine and Wood in York until January, 1941,. when he accepted War Department service. After supervising military gov ernmcnt activities of the Army in Germany, Japan, Korea, Aus tria and Italy, he resigned from the Department in August, 1947.

He was named executive vice president and director of Fidelity Philadelphia Trust Co. hortly thereafter, and became its president on Dec. 1, 1950. Area Pair Wins Bridge Tourney Sidney Silodor, of Havertown, and Norman Kay, of Merchant-ville, N. won the open pairs championship Sunday at the Keystone Conference Bridge Tourna ment at the Sheraton.

Topping a field of 364 teams, the winners scored 467 points. Walter Connors, of Media, and W. E. McCorquodale, of Haver town, were second with 461 Vi. Third went to the Wilmington, entry of Arthur Brace and Jack Keane with 448Mi.

Late Sunday night a Philadelphia-New York team was leading in the final event of the biggest bridge tournament in Phila delphia area history. Miss Peggv Rotzell, of 6212 N. 17th and Leonard Harmon, David Mason and Sol Seidman, all of New York City, were leading a field of 79 teams. Barnett Budin, of 6613 N. 7th tournament chairman, said more than 5000 players came from as far as Texas and Nebraska to compete in the four-day event.

In a consolation game for those eliminated in the open pairs championship, Philadelphians Reuben Alexander, 4916 Rosehill and Mrs. Libby Silbcrman, of Benson Hall, tied for top honors with Nancy Allen, of New York City, and Edmund Andrews, of Trenton. Baby Calls Off Class TAIPEI. Formosa, Oct. 14 (AP).

A 7-pound baby boy in tcrrupted lessons in the second grade of a Taiwanan school re ccntlv. The child was born to the teacher, Mrs. Kao Huan Hsin before she had time to dismiss the students. Trainees Wanted Jobs Jobs Jobs Auto industry reports shortage of skilled mechanics. 12,000 additional mechanics needed each year.

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9 A M. to 5 P.M. MArfcrt 7-7440 i il 11 I I 1 II writ or phont WA 2 1 II 1 it 11 iJ 4 Hy Gardner NEW YORK. HENRY would have loved CI" LINDA DARNELL Thinking of last word note: He's her estranged spouse) when my divorce hearing comes up in September!" Otto Premingcr hired Gore Vidal to write the screenplay for "The Cardinal." They're having a private meeting on the subject right now in Paris. Anne Bancroft will star in "The Bobo." That's the one Ava while she must remain in this country.

She will divorce him under Turkish law by proxy. The marriage of the beautiful blonde actress and her dashing Turkish husband in 1946 was a happy affair, even though during the Korean War Ali was forced to divorce her in Turkey because of that country's military requirements. But the moment he was discharged as an officer in the cavalry, they were remarried in Istanbul. Now after having been a political prisoner for the last two years in Turkey, Ali, who has been visiting Virginia, returned to Europe with the signed divorce papers. My man in Madrid (roving reporter Neil Rau) reports from the Days at Peking" set that Ava Gardner is coming out of her shell.

She goes out occasionally with old flame Walter Chiari to the bullfights, but that romance has long since simmered down to just friendship. "More surprising," reports Neil, "Ava has taken to going to the dances at the officers club at the Torrejon Air Force NANETTE FA BR AY Present wife forever living children, eight grand children; I just sold a luncheonette I ran down the block and I own four apartment houses. I guess I sell my roses in maybe 40 places, not a dozen." We excused ourselves for a moment to see if there really was a '5S Caddie double-parked outside, with a kid or two sleeping in the back seal. Sure enough, there it was, a gray and white job, license number, 5C-1 (we promised not to disclose it) and a little girl snoozing, as advertised. We returned to Aldo's and asked the flower peddler, "How come you do all the work in the family? Doesn't your husband do anything but could have used a few Indians.

Y'know, I may re-release 'Hercules' just to confuse those people who think Joe Levine has gone arty. Zulus. I'm going there in February, when production starts. Fear-maddened Zulus. They also have diamond mines there." Mrs.

Levine fingered her diamond necklace and said, "Take me along. While you're busy with the Zulus I'll be in the diamond mines. Then maybe you can change the title of the movie from 'Zulu' to Can Get It for You Somerset Maugham's aide, Alan Searle, was asked how the author feels about changes in his stories when they're adapted into movies. "He really doesn't mind," said Searle. "He had his fun writing the books and doesn't mind what happens to them afterwards." Henry and Phoebe Lphron, authors of "Take Her, She's Mine," flew to New York with their new play for Hal Prince and George Abbott Davis Grubb's new novel "The Voices of Glory" was published by Scribner's last week.

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She is so friendly with a couple of the young officers of the U. S. Air Force that she lately has been seen dining in their company at the better restaurants. Ava looks remarkably well much better than she did in the two previous films." Good news out of Madrid is that director Nicholas Ray's so called heart attack, which has sidelined him from "55 Days at Peking," has now been diag nosed by the doctor as a "warn ing attack" rather than a car diac deficiency. Nick has been permitted to return to his home from the British-American hos pital where he was confined for two weeks.

During his absence, Andrew Marton, who was di reeling the second unit, took over the direction of the Chart ton Heston, Ava Gardner and David Niven film for Sam Bron slon. Still another director, Guy Green, was flown in from Lon don to do an involved love scene between Ava and Heston. But Ray is expected back in 10 days with orders to take it easy chauffeur you around all night?" "Sure he works," she said proudly, "he works all day making artificial flow ers!" Ronald MacDougall, who in' troduces one of our favorite people, Nanette Fabray, as "my present wife," just received a cigaret case from Nan in scribed: "From Your Present Wife Forever." Author Vladimir Nabokov is working on a sequel to "Lolita" in Ge neva Groucho Marx' new TV series, now being prepared by 20th Century-Fox, will be called "The Marx of Time." Ted Collins and Kate Smith, between engagements, will make their winter home in Palm Beach. "See what happens when you save your money while you're young?" he postscripts And Guy Marks, Second Banana on the Joey Bishop Show, insists that big money hasn't changed him. "I live the same way I always did," he says, "but now I can afford it!" There's now a Sophie Tucker Forest in Israel, a area donated and dedicated by Soph last week There's talk that a major news syndicate is trying to tempt Harry Truman into writing a three-times a week column A light note about Mississippi.

There's a hamlet in the State named Nose, and not in Jimmy Durante's honor. porting himself with strange jobs, "I can truthfully state," he says, "that I am the only American riter who ever made a living by matching stuffed hummingbirds from Guatemala." He held the job until his employer found out he was color blind. Joseph Wisemani whose newest film role is in "Dr. No," tells of a man riding the subway who kept repeating to himself, "27, 27, 27, 27" The man sitting next to him said. "I beg your pardon, but I couldn't help overhearing the way you keep saying '27, 27, 27, Is there any significance to that?" The first man turned, snarled, "Oh, another nosy guy," then started repeating to himself, "28, 28, 28, 28 Anthony Quinn and Margaret Leighton are at the Wilbur Theater in Boston costarring in "Tchin-Tchin." Their names are on a lower marquee, for on the huge marquee appears only the name of the playwright, Sidney Michaels The stars did not object when David Merrick ordered the billing that way: Michaels' father manages the Wilbur Theater.

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