Dear Diary,
The Beverly Hills Junior League today announced its annual selection of the ten best dressed men in Hollywood during 1942.
The voting listed: Cary Grant, Fred Astaire, Walter Pidgeon, Pruducer Buddy DeSylva, Tommy Dorsey, Bob Hope, Jimmie McHugh, Maj. Tom Lewis, Adolph Menjou, and Lieut. Edmund Grainger, U.S. army.
Dear Diary,
“A Date With Judy” had its airing tonight in place of the Bob Hope show. It certainly seems strange to hear Larry Keating read those Pepsodent commercials and then hear Dix Davis, as Randolph, heckle his big sister, Judy, instead of hearing Bob heckle some female guest star—or vice versa. Golly, but I’m going to miss that big lug (excuse the fond nick-name) every Tuesday night for twelve more weeks.
Since Bob wasn’t on tonight I broke a long-standing rule by listening to the program following the Pepsodent show. But it ain’t Red Skelton, it’s Tommy Dorsey.
Muriel Windham's Diary 