GOOD NEWS! June 1945
Judy Garland isn't a superstitious girl. Her engagement ring
from Vincente Minnelli is a huge pink pearl set in gold and black enamel and
the matching wedding ring is also black enamel edged in tiny pink seed pearls.
Somebody said that she would be a little bit afraid of
wedding rings set in black—but she hadn't seen Judy's two new rings. Take my
word for it, they are stunning and very far off the usual pattern of romantic
sparklers.
Minnelli, who is very much in love, says he wanted Judy to
have something "different." Well, she has!
Don't say I told you—but Shirley Temple has a definite crush
on Van Johnson whom she's never met. As she told one reporter, "I go for
him. But definitely!"
June Allyson is one of the most difficult of all players to
interview. It is hard for June to talk about anything that is close to her—and
the other kind of material doesn't matter to writers.
There was a lot of spirited bidding for the various dolls at
the Diamonds and Dolls cocktail party. Four thousand dollars was realized for
the fund which gives the wounded boys a chance to telephone home. Claudette
Colbert was very cute when she kept bidding against Mervyn Le Roy for the Vivien
Leigh doll. She kept boosting the price so that Merv paid plenty for the little
"Scarlett O'Hara."
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