Sara Hamilton's Inside Stuff: February 1961
CUPID RUNS WILD
“I’m going to marry your daughter,” Bobby Darin warned Sandra
Dee’s mother all through the shooting of their Come September movie in Rome
in October. And Mary Douvan, Sandra’s mother, who is very fond of Bobby, laughed
heartily at first, but then with a large question mark in her eyes. It turned
out Bobby wasn’t fooling, and although he and Sandra fought like tigers at
times, he had his way from when they’d dine to the ‘I dos’ which were said on
December 1st in Elizabeth, New Jersey.
It all happened so fast, we hardly caught our breath.
WHAT’S NEW AROUND TOWN?
When Troy Donahue and Connie Stevens landed in San Francisco
for Susan Slade scenes, the kids seemed to have a ball sampling the food
on Fisherman’s Wharf but Sally Todd is the girl of Troy’s dreams, at this
moment, and that torch in Connie’s heart still burn as brightly as ever. But
not for Troy, of course…
Perhaps the shyest girl in town is cute Deborah Wally, the
new ‘Gidget’ heroine. If the role does for Deborah what it did for Sandra Dee,
Wally will have no problems…
GIRLS, GIRLS, GIRLS!
‘The girl next door’ must have moved to a new neighbourhood
if Shirley Jones and June Allyson are any criterion. June has completely
abandoned that tailor-made look in favour of TV glamour gowns that has Hollywood
doing double-takes all over town.
And Shirley—well, the former cornbelle of Oklahoma,
completely floored guests at the Midnight Lace party with her chic
sophistication. Wearing the hairdo of the future, close to the head, puffed
over the ears and a jeweled pin on the side, Shirley was Miss Chic of 1961.
SYMPATHY FOR KAY GABLE
Hollywood without Clark Gable will never be the same. There
never was and never will be anyone to take his place. With his passing an era
is over, never to return.
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