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4. Honey Of A Way
To Stay A Honey
By Louemma Moffett When movie-lovers go to Hillslale Drive-In on Sunday and ruesday (and you will be sorry if .’ou don’t) to see “Ask Any Girl” :hey will be interested to know :hat the grandmother of Shirley VlacLaine, star of the show, also » star in “Around The World In Eighty Days” and in “Some Came Running”, was born and reared it the old Partlow Home Place on Battle Run, just a few miles from Hillsdale. Shirley’s grandmother was Ada Partlow Beatty and it was from • rer, so says Shirley, that she learned to eat honey.
Hollywood’s Pasternak says that ‘vivacity" is a girl framed Shirley MacLaine. “She is always full of bounce. “Ask Any Girl”, a howling and fast-moving comedy is the nost arduous Shirley has ever portrayed, yet she always manages to look daisy fresh even at the end af a long day before a camera.” The MacLaine formula for perpetually pretty motion is one every girl should know, and luckily Shirley is not the type to keep a good thing to herself.
When asked how she managed to always look “naturally animated”, “full of bounce and ready to laugh” she said, “See this Jar, pointing to a sunny colored bottle on her dressing table, “It i? oldfashionedhoney. AvCwNo*#®** r'dayrtT-ike a tablespoonful of it. It’s wonderful, nutritious and a
This isn’t a - great energizer. Ihfsisnt a new idea-oar GRANDMOTHERS Continued on Puge six •>
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