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FD-350 (Rev. 7-16-63) rd ‘al (Mount Clipping in Space Below) Dorothy Manners Polanski Finds Seclusion At Paramount Studio Lot Now-It-Can-Be-Told Depart- ment: Roman Polanski’s hide- away since his arrival from Lendon has been the Para- mount studio lot. This is where the husband of the mur- Jered Sharon Tate filmed “Rosemary’s Baby.” Polanski occupied one of the dressing room suites usually assigned to stars. Most of these suites ettes, But Roman took most of ordeal at the home of produc- tion chief Bob Evans. ‘His residence at the studio gave Polanski the seclusion and protection he desired. Few get past those studio gatemen. More troubles for the sad- dened Lennon family. Peggy Lennon’s husband, Jack Cath- cart, faces court action brought by his former wife Pamela Drake over custody of their two children. At age 14, children can make their own In explaining her action, Pa- mela said to a friend, “It’s natural for children to want to live in surroundings with swimming~poor“and horses to ride. But I can’t let them go without their knowing that their mother loves them enough to fight for them. I’m sorry it has come up at a time of such unhappiness in the Lennon family. But I feel I must do this.” “It was $2500 I forfeited in Majorca to avoid court ap- pearance, dolling,” said Zsa Zsa Gabor, “not the $1500 you printed.” ZZ had been sched- uled to appeal an assault and battery charge due to some extra curricular activities she staged with a hotel clerk in Spain. “They wanted me to come back for all the publici- ty I always attract. Why should I give it to them?” This is what the lady said at the summer evening party hosted by Chicago publisher , Bailey K. Howard at hhis vaca- tion home here overlooking the San Fernando Valley. Par- ty was in honor of Clare Boothe Luce and astronaut Col. John H. Glenn, Jr., and his charming wife. Other astronaut ladies much admired were the widowed Mrs. C. C. Williams and Mrs. Charles Bassett, whose gal- lant husbands were among the eight victims of the space pro- gram. Kay Gable brought af house guest, a delightful vis: _tor from Florida, Mrs. Win. ifred Leigh, one of the god- mothers of Kay’s (and Clark Gable’s) son, John Clark. Maggie (Mrs. Samuel) Mosher drove her new Rolls Royce, the only one of its type yet in the state, down from Santa Barbara for the party. It’s her birthday present from Sam. Others enjoying dinner around the pool were the Mil- ton Berles, Lew Wassermans, the Robert Rapps, Hugh O’Brian, the Tony Acquavi- vas, Cobina Wright and Bobby Weisel, Ron Postal, the Henry Bergers, the Sterling Silli- phants, the Henry Bergers, Jack Barrys, Pamela _ Mason and Joe Lenzi. MANNERISMS: Ran _ into Pat Boone and he told me a shocker about his recent ap- ‘Pearance 9 the Midland State Fair in Billings, Mont. Diiting the midst of Pat’s concert, a helicopter crash ed in the parking lot behind the stage and pandemonium reigned! Pat quickly directed that all the flood lights illuminating | the stage be turned on the | scene. He asked the audience not to hinder rescue work of the police by crowding through the scene of the acci- ent. ‘‘Luckily, the two people in the chopper were only slightly injured. The greatest damage was to the helicopter itself and the cars it crashed | into.” Mitzi Gaynor’s new act at | the Riviera Hotel in Las Ve- gas will serve as the format of her new TV Spectapular Jn.Oe- tober. «&——-——= (Indicate page, name of newspaper, city and state.) B-3 Herald Examiner, Los Angeles, Calif. Date: 8-22-69 Edition: Night Final Author: Editor: Donald Goodenow Title: CHET W. H. YOUNG- GITIVE and SHARON TATE ET A - VICTIMS Character: or Classification: Los Angele (_] Being Investigated Submitting Office: SEARCHED ———--—-ADEXED--—— AUG2 5 1969 0 FBI — LOS ANGELES