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The Gossip Column BY ROBIN ADAMS SLOAN
AND KUNG FU TO YOU: TV
star David Carradine got
himself in the headlines
recently when he playfully
broke into a neighbor's house.
Now he has his second lawsuit,
from a woman named Anrick
Marie Kilty. She says
Carradine called her a witch,
beat her up, tried to strip off
het clothes. She wants
$1,100,000 for these little in-
- –dignities. • David—drop-.-Kung..
Fu and take up chess!
Q: I was stunned to read
about the strange death of Amy
Vanderbilt. Did she commit
suicide? — J.G., Manhasset, L.I.
A: The official report on Miss
Vanderbilt's death is likely to
remain "Undetermined." There
were no traces of any alcohol or
drugs in her system. Friends of
the etiquette writer are con-
vinced her fall from her second
story window was an accident,
since she was not unhappy and
was not ill. Others not so close
agree with the accident theory
since they don't think anyone as
concerned about her looks as
was Amy (she'd had her face
lifted) would ever jump out of a
window, especially on such a
low floor, where she could have
survived and been disabled or
disf i ured for life.
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'Galloping Gourmet' between
1969 and 1972. The 390 half-
hour episodes are still in
rerun in North America. The
ner series is somewhat of a
departure from the uld for-
mat. 'Take Kerr'
(pronounced 'care') is a
collection of five-minute
programs concerning itself
with problems today's
housewife encounters in her
kitchen. Like the first series,
'Take Kerr' is being
produced out of CTV's CJOH
Ottawa studios.
+Art. Carney, ,one-time
sidekick to the Great One -
funnyman Jackie Gleason's
'The Honeymoners', is
heading back to the Broad-
way stage. Carney has been
signed to star in the revival
of Eugene O'Neil's only
comedy, 'Ah Wilderness', set
for a Broadway premiere
next fall. Several cities will
be included in the show's pre-
Broadwa start._
CARRAD1NE: Another caper, another suit.
Q: Do you remember that
terrific singer Joanie Som-
mers,'who was so famous in
the early sixties? Where did
she disappear to? — A.M.
Rochester, N.Y.
A: Joanie gave up her
career when she married, but
her husband died tragically
three years ago. Since then,
Joanie has been trying
valiantly to put the pieces of
her life together and resume
her career.
WHERE ARE THEY
NOW DEPT....
+The darling- of the
teleti.sion cooking show's,
Graham Kerr, is back in
Canada ready to do his thing
once again. The 41 -year-old
former Londoner ac-
cumulated three season's
worth of the highly popular
pyljl•
Q: Friend of mine in media
business here claims Sander
Vanocur, formerly with NBC,
had a mad, love affair with
Shirley MacLaine. But isn't he
married? —K.T., Washington,
D.C.
A: Vanocur himself admits
he had a fling with f -the film
actress that lasted•,..,threo...•.
months — back in the days
before she met Pete Hamill.
But Vanocur and his wife
Edith don't like to talk about
it. "It's hurt us enough:" --And
anyway it's all over now.