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...they rolled into cigarettes. Not satisfied, they took a fling with dope, buying it through a "connection," a trusty who worked as a cleaning man in the courthouse. Kellerman bought one of the tiny capsules filled with white powder, smuggled it out to Newsday's Managing Editor Alan Hathaway. Next time Hathaway visited Kellerman, he whispered, "It's real, kid. It's time to see what we can do about...
Says Director Henry Hathaway: "She can make any move, any gesture, almost insufferably suggestive." She currently gets more than 5,000 letters a week from smitten admirers. Soldiers in the Aleutians voted her "the girl most likely to thaw out Alaska." A whole U.S. battalion in Korea recently volunteered to marry her. Students of the 7th Division Medical Corps unanimously elected her the girl they would most like to examine. Neighborhood theaters now showing movies in which she plays supporting parts (e.g., Clash by Night") give Marilyn Monroe top billing on the marquees over such well-established stars as Barbara...
What with the Memorial Theater, Anne Hathaway's cottage and the constant stream of tourists, the citizens of Stratford on Avon (pop. 15,000) decided that Famous Son William Shakespeare was too much with them these days. To satisfy their complaints, the town council voted to spend up to $560 a week to bring ordinary vaudeville shows to a local music hall...
...your June 23 article on the patch over the eye of the Hathaway shirt man: I thought you might be interested in knowing that Raymond Loewy, the industrial designer, has just designed a toy duck for a large toy firm. The duck will have a patch over its eye. The company expects to make 5,000,000 of them, and I wouldn't be surprised if cows and horses take...
Diplomatic Courier (20th Century-Fox) gets off to a fast start with some semidocumentary shots-directed by old semidocumentary hand Henry ( The House on 92nd Street) Hathaway-on the latest technological devices by which the U.S. State Department keeps in touch with its far-flung outposts...