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HERE FOR THE DEMOCRATIC Woman's Day luncheon last week were, (standing) Gladys Last,
state vice-chairman, Mrs, Phlllis Mahoney, Democratic Candidate for County Clerk and
Lillian Burton, National Committeewoman. Seated are Mrs. Leona Condrey, luncheon chairman
and Mrs. Emmalee Dannelly, president of the club. The rally was held in the Empire room of the
Winema. Other state and local Democrats were guests of honor.
Demure Anne
By BOB THOMAS
HOLLYWOOD Lfl Whnt's hap
pened to our Anne Baxter?
Lone: considered one of the most
able and more conservative of the
younger actresses, she started
busting loose on her last picture.
sne piayea t-icopuua in one se
quence and wore a rhlnestone in
her navel, mat oia it.
Then she started saying that
Hollywood wasn't glamorous
enough any more. She also said
that conversation Is virtually
dead art In the movie town. She
dyed her hair blonde, making her
loot like Marilyn Monroe s sister
And now she's smoking , cigars!
Yep, real Havana stogies. But
not the long kind.
"They're short and thin, like a
cigarette," she told me, "But
they're the same makings as the
cigars men smoke.
She credits Alfred Hitchcock, her
director on VI Confess," with in
troducing her to cigars.
"We were on location in Quebec."
she said. "A!ier dinner. Hitch took
out a cigar. It smelled heavenly,
light ana fragrant. Not the foul.
heavy kind 01 smoke that clings
to men's clothes. I tried it and
was delighted. So Hitch sent to
Cuba for the short, thin cigars,
which are more suitable for women.
I've been smoking them with colfee
after dinner, and they're wonder
ful." Miss Baxter said cigar-smoking
by women is prevalent in Europe,
bne sees no reason why American
women shouldn't lollow suit
"Of course, the men will raise
a fuss." she remarked. "Tiiey al
ways complain when they think
their domain is being invaded. It
was the same way with cigarettes
and cocktails. Women might as
w ell get some pleasure out of smok
ing, too. Cigarettes have become
so pure, they'ie nothing but a ner
vous habit now."
The actress w-as dressed at lunch
in keeping with her new character.
She sported a filmy negligee, which
she explained was part of her cos
tume in the picture. She amplified
her remarks about the dearth of
good conversation in Hollywood.
I said that most conversation
in Hollywood has a boring same
ness," she declared. "It's all shop
talk. Nobody talks about anything
but the movie business. After work-
in In It all day, it bores me atllf
to go to a dinner party and hear
nothing but talk about the recent
Film Mogul
Wants Divorce
8ANTA MONICA, Calif. 11
Film producer Samuel P. Spiegel
has sued his wife Lynne for di
vorce on charges of adultery and
extreme cruelty.
The complaint, filed yesterday,
contends there is no community
property and asks that Mrs. Spie
eel be enloined from filing any
lawsuit as a result of their mar-
riaee.
SDiegel. who produced "The
African Oueen." for which Hum'
phrey Bogart won an Academy
Award, is known professionally as
S. P. Eagle, ine coupie -married
in Las Vegas. Nev., in 1948 and
separated last January.
ITU Firing
Sustained
NEW YORK W1 A court-
appointed arbitrator has upheld an
employer who fired a union printer
on the grounds he neglected duty
by participating in pro-Communist
propaganda during a vacation In
Europe.
The arbitrator, Theodore w.
Kneel, ruled Tuesday In a dispute
Involving the Publlsheis Printing
Co., and linotype operator Arthur
Deutsch, a member of the AFL
New York Typographical Union.
Kheel found that Ueuich toured
Europe early this year, visited
Moscow with a group of trade
Unionists, and upon his return re
peated antl-Amerlcan propaganda
of the Communists In speeches be
fore labor groups.
ueutscn harmed the company
that employed him by his alleged
activities, Kheel said as he quoted
a document tending to show the
firm might lose Its ellzlbllltv to
handle federal government print
ing.
me union argued that Deutsch
was thousands of miles away from
the United States and on his vaca
tion and, therefore, could not he
found neglectful of duty. He was
fired last Aoril 33. tha dav ha
H.-aaaiw
Baxter Now Puffing Cigars
movies."
And she actually plans to do
something about it. Screen writer
Helen Deutsch has offered her
home as the locale for some Sun
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day brunches aimed at producing
stimulating coin ersn Hon.
P. 8. Cheering note for pipe
smokers: Anne has tried pipes,
too, but gavii them up. Too messy.
rrT WA7
Producer Obtains Rights To
fly MISKINK JOHNSON
NI'A Staff Correaiionilent
HOLLYWOOD tNEAl Hehlnd
the ttci'rt'ii: The unlienrd-uf pro
cedure that gives slugs producer
Paul Gregory tho rluhl to piesrnL
the cuiirt-uiHi'tlal scene from "The
Cnlne Mutiny" ns a footlliilil.i or
iel Inn lias producer Hiiinley Kra
mer nt the boiling point.
Kramer tied up tho movie rights
and protected himself suulnst muuc
competition by stipulating that con.
veulionnl sliige I'lphls couldn't bo
sold until after the run of the.
film.
But ennny Gregory aiikert for
only the "recital" rlulils to a few
chapters of the novel anil, accord
ing to literary agent Hnroii! Mnl-
Min, lies legally entitled to pre
sent the coui'l-murttnl scene. Au
thor Herman Wouk hlmxrlf will
ndnpt the chuptera to the siaKR.
As.ilitnmciU of Ruth lliumilon to
the second lend with Honald Ilea-
gun in U-I's "Law and Older"
should delight Mlsa Italy, who
sounded off about the unfalrneis of
the New Unlvorse contest and nnlcl
tht Miss New Jersey should have
won, Ruth Is Mlsa New Jersey.
Remember the case of the teen,
age bnby-nltier in Uostun who
found StiU.OUO while taking care of
prominent doctors kiddles and
scooted to New York with two oth
er iitrlit for a big spree? Well,
it's prnctlciilly the plot of Sidney
Hnrman'a lo'ithcmmuv Independ
ent movie, tilled appropriately
"Bnby Sitter."
Hollywood's latest bid for three.
dimensional quality "Cinerama
owned by Lowell Thomas ami Mer
Inn C. Cooper has fascinating pos
sibilities. The effect on the viewer,
It s claimed, Is to make him feel
he's actunlly In the scene. The na
tion's males In the same room
with Marilyn Monroe? Wow I
Now It's Olenn Ford who will
play the matador In Budd Boet-
CrCRB
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llcher'a "The Number One," to be
nmde In Hpalh next spring . . , ,
Happy note lor ncwsimpi'r head
line writers: 'llui lienilllnim on all
UFWsnupet' Inserts In producer Alex
(lottllcb's nuiidi'i' inyntmy, "Tho
lllun Oiirdiiila," will bo written
by Los Aiiuelcit newsmen, For once
they'll i cud like headlines.
Prediction: Hhlrley Uonlli should
cop this year's benl-actrvna Oscar
fur "Como Hack, Little Slirbn,"
Princess Chlka, once Errnl
Flynu's beloved, mid lately the re
cipient ol a small foiiuna from
Aly Khan, according In the Inter
national grapevine, Is trying to
lind enliy lor hcrncll anil her moth
er Into the U.H. to open a ill ess
designing, business.
What's Chirk liable got lluit Chill
i the voice ol Francis, tho mule I
hasn't got? Chill not only makes
love to Kiln Kulnts In the furth
coming "Gulden Tide," but wins
her in the final reel.
Dnvld Nlven Is the only cast
member signed, sealed and ready
to be delivered for the movie Hum.
Intlon of "The Moon is Blue." Pro
duction has been delayed until Jan
uary to give plnywriuhl F. Hugh
Heibeil, who sulfeied a heart at
AMERICAN CHINESE
Foodi at (heir stitl
Ph. M94 Far .Ordtn Ta Take Out
Ben B. Lee, Mqr.
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Mutiny Scene
tack, a chance to finish tho aCicon,
play of Ills stage, lilt,
Economy note!' Dorothea Rich
mond, the former Follies beauty
who sella tho uacd clothing of mov
ie stars at a swank Beverly Hills
whop, la gelling calls from busi
ness malingers of tup stars asking
her to dispose uf their clients'
fancy wardrobes at the best piico
she can gel. Couple of yon is it go,
Dnrnlheit wna having a tough limn
prrsunding ami's to sell their duds.
The flint version of "The Cllr
on the Via Flnmlnla" la due for
a new locale and tllln, As a novel,
the story hud an Italian back
ground and an Ilnllan heroine. As
a film, the locale will be Frnme,
and heroine French. Kirk Douglas
plays the American soldier, wlih
the girl duo to be rest any day.
As any movie stniiet knows, says
Harry enuring, a June la only aa
good aa her weakest mink,
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