THURSDAY AFTERNOON, JUNE 18, 1953
Prince Bart Causes Melee
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■ —,HOLLYWOOD (Btj The author
l|Fa sizzling book about Hollywood,
I “Prince Bart,” said today movie
■ makers are not mad at him—in
I fact, many .happily believe the book
■is about them.
I Jay Richard Kennedy, a former
I screenwriter and producer, penned
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the controversial novel that has
kept readers guessing as to what
real-life actor was the model for
Prince Bart.
Kennedy.arrived in Hollywood on
a visit this week, and he didn’t
have to sneak in, he insisted,
i “Many movie stars have told me
they liked it—arid some think
they-were Bart,” he said. "Not
Just actors, either, but agents and
producers, which is interesting to
me.
. “Arid wives! Four women whose
husbands are very big in the mqv
ie industry said to me, ‘I didn’t
know you knew my husband well
enough to have written about him!”
And, who, anyway*, is F:ince
Bart, the movie tough guy who in
the book loved too many ijwomen,
found too much success, made too
much money?
“That question has been ksked
of me 500 times, on the street, m
the mail, at parties, on radio and
television shows,”* the author said
patiently.
IN ONE
“Bart is a composite of 18 guys,
17 of, whom have nothing -to do
with show business. He’s not a
Hollywood phenomenon, but any
man who says, “I’ll succeed, by
God, or else,’ and has to prove
himself endlessly.
“Prince Rkrt is not John Gar
field, as many people have written
me or said in print,” he said firm
ly. “The synopsis of the book
which told about Bart’s heart at
tack was at the publisher -two
months before Garfield had his
first heart attack. The book was
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JANE HARBAUGH (second from left) and her twin sister. Jean, 18,
who were co-starred in the incubator exhibit of the 1934 Chicago
Century of Progress, are shewn after their double wedding in Lombard,
111. The grooms are Ellsworth Young (left) and Lawrence Harrison,
both of whom are in the -armed forces. (International Soundphoto)
SUMTHIN’ TQ CHEER ABOUT
MARYLAND’S All-American quarterback, Jack Scar bath, la pictured
with his bride, the former Lynn Brown, campus cheerleader, after
their marriage at College Park, Md. (International)
finished one month before Garfield
died.”
■*”fh the book, Bart was a left-wing
liberal, played tennis and died of
a heart attack—paralleling Oar
field’s life. Other readers,’ said
Kennedy, guessed the character
was the late’ John Barrymore.
When the book is dramatized on
Broadway, with Richard Conte as
Bart, the passionate love scenes
will be “indicated by choreog
raphy,” which sounds like the
neatest trick of the week. The book
also will be filmed.
“Every place I go in Hollywood
there’s an alert stiffening of the
back, and a look in the eye that’s
a combination of a little-bit-afraid
and the attitude, ’so-this-is-the
guy-who-did-it!!’” chuckled Ken
nedy.
“One big producer write me,
■You saved our marriage. We were
headed for disaster but after read
ing. your book we sat down to
figure out where we were going.’
“I was most moved by an agent
Who said he hated the book because
it made him feel guilty. He said
if only someone had spoken about
this before, a certain guy might
still be alive.” \ ■
Teenagers Swap
Fashions With
Dogs At Show
Bt ELIZABETH TOOMFY
V P Staff Correspondent
NEW YORK Os) Teenagers
are wearing dog collars and dogs
are wearing diamonds.
The muddled situation on Fifth
Avenue has dog and damsel ac
cessories so mixed up that a pup
hardly dares to call his dollar his
own. '
On the heels of an -outburst of
“puppy lore" dog collars worn on
bobby soxers’ ankles came a big
hotel fashion show for dogs. Dogs
modeled sweaters, raincoats, bath
the hotel fashion show wearing a
huahua, appeared »% the finale of
There was some" sukpiciqn that a
cliff’s collar, but the real of the
a dog collar around their ankles,
there soon will be available leathe?
Peter Pan collars to match ddg
collars. A*white poodle and a blonde
model paraded down the runway
together to Show the effect. The
model wore* a pink leather collar
trimmed with blue leather bows
on her black dress. So did the dog,
without the dress, however.
A Boston terrier who ' seemed,
somehow, to be blushing, wore the
latest thing in a red knit’turtle
neck sweater. A girl model’s
sweater, matched. Hs was followed
by a reluctant basset hound who
gazed sadly from a circlet of yellow
leather studded with rhinestones
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which matched a belt worn by the
model *at his side.
Big King, the Christian Dior of
the dog collar world, designed all
the leather accessories for a new
kennel shop in a Fifth Avenue
store.
No single designer is credited
with starting the dog collar fad
among teenagers. Put it’s reached
the point of etiquette rules. A girl
wears the dog collar on her left
angty if she’s going steady and on
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so it'll be perfectly clear Who like*
Which fellow. At this writing, th*?;
lefcsh and the bone were still cone
sldered a dog’s exclusive property;