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Only obstacle now in the way: a French court's recognition of Prince Aly's Las Vegas divorce (TIME, Feb. 9, 1953) from sultry Cinemactress Rita Hayworth, who last week settled a nine-month feud with Columbia Pictures. Rita was expected to go before cameras in a cinemusical version of Pal Joey (instead of going Biblical, as once planned, in a movie version of Thomas Mann's Joseph and His Brothers...
...times past, ringed about as they were with lords and ladies dependent on their favor, without the penny press to discuss their romances as they would Rita Hayworth's, the sovereigns of England could afford to be human without fear of the consequences. Worry over his subjects' approval was fairly far from the mind of King Henry VIII when he divorced his first wife, Catherine of Aragon, in favor of Anne Boleyn. The mistresses and mis-marriages of the first royal Hanovers newly come from Germany were far more scandalous than the prospect that scandalizes churchgoing Britons today...
...drive around Paris, the Aga Khan unabashedly doted upon his touring companion, granddaughter Yasmin, 5. Now in France to visit her father, dashing Prince Aly Khan, Yasmin is watchfully chaperoned by her mother, Cinemactress Rita Hayworth, currently estranged from husband No. 4, Crooner Dick Haymes...
Looking pale and, as the tabloids put it, "unglamorous," Cinemactress Rita Hayworth arrived in Manhattan with her two daughters, their nurse, 17 pieces of luggage and jet black (instead of her customary flaming red) hair. Having walked out on Husband No. 4, Dick Haymes, in Hollywood, Rita was setting out for Europe to give her daughters a chance to visit with their fathers. There was no problem about Husband No. 2 Orson Welles's seeing Rebecca, 10. But Rita wanted to be sure that she got back Yasmin, 5, after the child's six-week visit with Husband...
...good for that old weakspot of Frenchmen, the liver). They came instead to see a splendidly installed prisoner, the exiled Sultan of Morocco, Sidi Mohammed ben Youssef. French General Georges Catroux, 78, found His Majesty waiting for him in a nearby villa once occupied by Aly Khan and Rita Hayworth...