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Yvonne having fun with her "Hurricane Smith" co-stars, Forrest Tucker, John Ireland and Dick Arlen on beach location. She's sure the right man will come along someday.
At 16, Yvonne De Carlo knew the kind of man she would one day marry and the picture hasn't changed
By Michael Sheridan
"Only two things fascinate me," says Yvonne. "Accomplished men and space travel." Opposite page: With John Ireland in "Hurricane Smith."
IF ONE may be so bold as to coin an apt, if also somewhat trite phrase, it would be to say that in Hollywood, romance, like time, marches on.
Love, like fashions, changes fast in the city of celluloid, conundrums and coincidences— and no one knows this better than sultry, svelte Yvonne De Carlo who made up her mind about men ten years ago — and, miracle of all Hollywood miracles, has seen no fit reason to change it.
Hollywood's number one exception to the rule, Yvonne De Carlo doesn't believe that life, or circumstances, or even environment can change a woman's first ideals of love — and a true picture of the one man who can arouse it.
"If a girl is in her sane mind, she can make it up about the man she wants, right from the start, and nothing in the world can change her first conception of the dream she wants to attain," she once told this writer. "I was 16 when I knew the kind of man I would one day marry — and the picture hasn't changed."
Through the years, Yvonne has kept this picture warm, glowing and everlasting — like a desert sun. (Please turn to -page 52]
Ali Khan comes near her concept of suitability, but she denies a romance.
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