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Sued for Divorce. Cinemactress Greer Garson (Mrs. Miniver); by Edward A. A. Snelson, a subordinate judge in India; to make it stick; in London. She divorced him in Los Angeles in 1940 (the marriage had lasted one month, five days in 1933), but British law does not recognize some U.S. divorces...
...insure accurate copying of these cuts and others, one hairdresser introduced accurate code designations for the first time with letters as symbols (N for neckline, H for halo), figures for length. The haircut Greer Garson wore in Mrs. Miniver is #53, L12 (five inches long for three front cuts; length, twelve inches in back). "V" stands for the disordered Victory Cut worn by Ann Sheridan and many a U.S. female factory worker...
...Miniver (Greer Garson, Walter Pidgeon, Teresa Wright, Richard Ney; TIME, June...
Fragile, green-eyed Cinemactress Greer Garson overdid patriotism on a high-pressure war-bond sales tour of 20-odd mining towns in ten days. She sold $10 million in war bonds but wound up exhausted in a Washington hospital. Earl Haig, 24, son of the British World War I commander, turned up as a prisoner of war in Italy. Feather-haired, candy-faced Hinda Wassau, veteran stripteuse, swore she was going to join the WAACs. "I don't want to hold any office," she said. "I just want to start fresh from scratch." Cinedirector Cecil B. DeMille, veteran showman...
...Miniver (Greer Garson, Walter Pidgeon, Teresa Wright, Richard Ney; TIME, June...