Monday, Oct. 27, 1941
Charmers
Two weeks after her husband, Vaughn Paul, quit as associate producer at Universal, Deanna Durbin was suspended by the studio without pay. Universal said she had refused to come to work unless she could approve her stories, pick her cast and director: Hollywood said she was miffed because the studio had kept Paul idle. Since 1936 she has made Universal some $15,000,000, herself nearly $200,000 a year, but if the studio wishes it can keep her idle and payless until 1943, when her contract expires.
Seven lawyers who helped Hedy Lamarr get her divorce from Writer-Producer Gene Markey sued her for $16,952 in fees. 11 Linda Darnell was freed of timeclock-punching, a welfare-worker chaperon, four hours of daily school work. Reason: she had her 18th birthday. // Dancer Tony de Marco's new partner, Sally Craven, asked New York's Supreme Court to change her name to de Marco. Renee de Marco, Tony's ex-partner and exwife, promptly ordered her lawyers to object. Ruby Keeler, Al Jolson's exwife, is engaged to Pasadena Broker John Lowe. When she marries, Ruby gets $50,000 in a lump sum from Jolson, under a property settlement that pays her $400 a week in the meantime. sbsb Cafe Society's blonde Puk (rhymes with book) Paaris divorced Dr. Joseph E. Gevaert in Reno, promptly rushed back to Manhattan and went out on the town with him. She said she wanted to marry again because she "loves marriage."
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