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LIFE STORY
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call. And then finally I came to th one man, Hal Munro, who said, ‘Oka; can you get to Kansas City and th Muehlebach Hotel by Saturday night: And I was in shock. Kansas City is faj away from Chicago. The job was fo one month with Danny Ferguson’s ban at $98 a week. I didn’t have the cloth for the job. But everybody was so wo: derful. My cousin Anne lent me so: dresses — she was an airline hostess b then and I’m sure that, at one time i my life, she must have lent me abo one-half of her wardrobe. And Sharo: Lauver lent me a beautiful cocktail dres: her very best dress, a darling pink cock tail dress, for the opening. And the othe girls lent me other things. Finally, on morning, my Mom and Dad and I lef for Kansas City. My sweet Dad drov us. My parents are so unbelievably won derful. I’m going to do everything ii my power to make them as happy a: they’ve made me.
“You know what my Dad did? Hi drove all the way to Kansas City am then he drove back, by himself, becaust he had to be at work Monday morning My mother stayed with me. It was sucl confusion that weekend. I had to lean fourteen songs in one afternoon becausi I didn’t know a single one that Dann) showed me. But it was oh so worth it! Because it was, as I said, my first pro fessional experience. And because 1 learned two very important lessons froir that experience, both of which I shall never, so long as I live, forget.”
The first of the lessons was a professional one. ( Continued on page 91)
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