Radio and television mirror (Jan-June 1949)

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to spend a lot of time together, especially the first year," Herb says. "How could I do it?" So now he's a Sunday Romeo. When he has a date it begins at midnight, after the Saturday night performance, and they make the rounds of Hungarian cafes where Herb has made many friends among the gypsies. Sunday morning he gets up early and drives out to the yacht basins looking for a boat. He's hoping to save enough money to buy one for the sumnner. "It's different from getting married," Herb drawls. "Maybe a man will look over twenty girls before he gets hitched up but when he picks out a boat, he looks at a couple hundred. "Trouble is though, longer you're single, more difficult it is to get married," Herb will tell you. "Like jumping ofE a high bridge. Longer you look down, harder it gets to jump off." HERB doesn't think he's so demanding in the virtues he expected to find in a wife. She should be a good homemaker and be able to cook Hungarian goulash and, of course, Swiss steak. 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