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HOLLYWOOD TODAY fj Few Actresses Smart In Clothing Selection By ERSKEVE JOHNSON i "Are today's show i HOLLYWOOD (NBA) Behind jueens 'clothes the Scenes: Judy Garland's choice I put famed Hollywood designi- of duds for her TV debut--the jer Edith Head on'the spot with movietown pincushion set and a query. "I hate to admit it," lot of feminine viewers insist the gowns made plump. Judy even bigger--is a cue for today's rhinestone question: she said, "but several movie actresses ktiow as much a fashion designing as I do. Marlene Dietrich knows even more." But Edith would name only five she'd trust alone in front of a mirror as judges of their own clothes. They were: Grace Kelly, Claudett Colbert, Audrey Hepburn, Jeanmaire and Dietrich.

NEW YORK, Oct 10. (AP-- Mum's the word with i The two stars of the Broadwayl about the majority of famous musical singer Ezioj dolls who know absolutely tioth- Pinza and comedian-singer ing about clothes. "I'm saving Slezak-- are on the sick list. their namos," she told mn "for Pinza, Slezak On Sick List CORPUS CHRISTI TIMES, Oct. 10, 1955 American Soprano Wins Voice Prize VERCELLI, Italy, Oct.

10 (AP) American soprano Barbara Gibson, of Staten Island, Y. won the first prize for the women's voice section in. the international 'Giambattista Viotti" musical contest here last night. Misg Gibson, a Fulbright scholar, will get a share of four million lire ($6,400) and engagements to sing on the Italian and Swiss jment yesterday radios and at a number of Italian! opera houses and musical assocja-! tions Us. Six cars of the circus train left the rails at Third and Red River streets at 7:45 a.m.

The cars ran off the track and onto the pavement but did not 9-B Circus Train Derailed in Fort Worth AUSTIN, Oct. 10. (AP)-iAbout' 100 circus horses, many of them; highly trained show animals, es-! caped in a downtown train derail- horses" act and the horses used in the opening and finale of the circus. The accident delayed movement: of Katy trains for (The appears in Cotpus Christi'Wednesday). Drive-in Bandit Gets Movie Cash -A Pinza FALLS CHURCH, Va.

drive-in bandit leaned from auto and took $1,100 from woman cashier of an outdoor movie theatre last night, then drove away. SHIRLEY BOOTH may get choice role is under treatment for I retire and write my book Dolls star on a trial separation! Hel ra nklin neum6ni a and pleurisy at Col- about dothrs in Holly. rom hubby Manny Frank, is dat id th drove to her umbia Presbyterian Medical It will titled, 'People 11" 1 a rich Ctacago chemical man- jndow revolver ter. His condition today was I'd Killed' ufacluror. Evn Gahor is m-oan-! -man ported "fair and satisfactory" I-Iei was admitted to the hospital shortly after finishing Friday night's show.

overturn. The horses--only animals in the six cars--got free. theiThpv rounded up later. The horses up included those in Last Times Today Air Jomes Stewart, Jurw Allyson Cartoon TARLIT I I Marian Seiferth's a i David a c's of currency. a paper sack and drove an old making noi tincs for George Axelrod's new ovcr comedy, "Will Success Spoil Rock hj Brf 10 lm "Teahouse She was invited to Siezak, who is suffering a A Moon Marlon Bran-! ho Monroe-ish movie queen in may be transferred to: do lay the role David cre she explains, but her a i the New York hospital today from i ated Wlth fr TMndous success in; the offer for her.

I a i a trip Broadway hit. i If. a bljlcr pill for a Hcar now: The amc of Shir- slraccS i lnr tte 1 kcc ping Hl ied at his here early lo- play's nin: his home at Suburban a GINA'S IDEA OF DRAMATICS for her, sex has gone far enough (AP SOMETHING FOR EVERYBODY Gina's Revealing Photos Belie Yen for Dramatics Bj- BACON On falsies, the well-rounded Gina HOLLYWOOD Lollo- commented: "Sometimes I must brigida wrote. "For me. se.x has eel sorry scme tile Amer gont far enough." Then she dis-i prated herself by enclosing a re-i On he role in "Trapeze," where veaing photo.

she prlo TMs on the swinging bars Ir, fact, the photo proved beyond ali doubt that this is the one wurjan who even can make blue jeans look Tlnvly Publicity Tic luscious Italian star, whom I've never met, wrote me in F.ng- lis'n and gave her views on every- from JalSies to Tony Curtis. There will be some people who' The stars' places are being taken by Slezak said he expects to be back in the show by I midweek. There was no indication how long Pinza will be out. jCockney Comedienne Suzette Tarri Dies LONDON, Oct. 10.

(AP)-- Suzette Tarri, 74, cockney comedienne and next on his schedule, character actress, died at her i home here today after a long illness. Miss Tarri made her first public performance as a child violinist ir, the ISDO's and was a popular oratorio and concert singer before turning to comedy. years ago she starred with American comedian Danny Kaye jwhen hg made his first London appearance. James Stewart Wins Theatre Owners Prize LOS ANGELES, Oct. 10.

(AP) jThe Theatre Owners of Igave its "star of the year" award night to James Stewart for his movie performances and "good citizenship and active civic participation." The preseniation concluded a three-day convention of about 600 theatre ownes. Dies tne role Marie Dressier created in day. Born at Casalecchio Di Reno i MGM's musical re-make of "Anna I near Boloraa, he had sun? in our man for the movie! hristi." Ava Gardner and How-land abroad sung definitely set. lost plum roles or a rayson is taking hut admits: "This is the only time Daughter Pafly and a tutor to Lon-' i bothered me." Otherwise don wilh her whUe she stars in a carwr is hoominsj A a movie. The Four Seasons," nound Poley has joined the cast of the Lassie telefilms, lovers cnn rrlax, says Ruth Roman, about JfarBolh." her English co-starrer with Paul Douclas.

It's a modern version of Ihp Bard's famous pint with Douc'as as a New York panaslcr but there's not an ounce of satire in the film. playrd it she told me," and I think even the British jiroplp will like it." SUITS-U-RANCH 4201 S. ALAMEDA 7 A.iM.--0 P.M. ph. UL2-1749 Hickory.

Smoked BAR-B-Q BEEF PORK HAM SAUSAGE PORK RIBS CHICKEN TURKEY SUITS-U-RANCH BURGERS! A HAMBURGER THAT'S TOPS! BREAKFAST: 7 A.M.--10 A.M. Ruth found so many wooditcs in London she says "I went out in the countryside every weekend to make it seem like England." Vivinn Bfainp. fluvs and ROUNDUP DANCE TO THE MUSIC OF THE WESTERN MELODY BOYS BUSTER WHITE TONY MILLER FRIDAY, SAT. SUN. NIGHT COVKR A OX OF.NTS LADIES FREK EVEtlV MC.1IT EXCEPT SATURDAY 2447 LEXINGTON NETT MANAGEMENT -Mlt.

MRS. F. T. JOHNSON Closed Tuesday uld Spcak At Jf nmfllly subjptci ot SCX S( FT enol bl vl th nk only ITCa U10t the eat dramatics. I am Roing to give thcm something to remember me will contend that the letter, posted bosidc niv fj re "Trnpazc" in Paris, came at the xn-fiing o( is plent o( mysclf here for hor publicity man.

Beware of such he puhlic to ook at But people, for they are cynics. dramatics too. A little something Oina. o( course, is shooting the for everybody." movie "Trnprze" in Paris wiih Bun. Lancaster nnd Curtis.

Of her costars, Gitm writes: "Trny he is young manhood. 1 can understand why lie is the gnvit love of those American Roberto- stocking girU." She explained that Roberto-stocking is Italian slang for bobby sox- a a "Tliat man has strength. I catch my breath when I think of him," Tie next paragraph concerned her husband Milk'o Skofic. i "Milko is more than ray husband; he is my personal physician, i He Is my favorite reporter. He is! nw tennis coach, my business nunaRer.

Above all he is the guardian of my happiness." pkofic recently disclosed thst he pwforms another chore: "When fans send her candy, cat it" flavor of month Buttered Ice Cream i i creamy-smooth Bell ice cream blended with California almonds the best taste treat for snacks or super-desserts. at your dealer Ice Cream Hamburgers 2 35 K-9 2 2 5 K-9 DRIVE Dance Tonight in the Sweet, danceable music dellclouj dinner dancing begins nightly ct 9:00 except Sunday. No cover charge, minimum: $1.50 per penort wecknights, $2.00 Eighth Little Theatre Corpus Christi SEASON SUBSCRIPTIONS 7 TICKETS, $10.00 Mall Checks payable to LTCC P.O. 6034, Umor Park Sta. Corpus Christ! Take some home delicious Old Mexico Dinners and short orders just Call us we'll have it ready for You! TU3-6461 A.M.

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