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Anne and hubby John Hodiak, now separated, never allowed monotony to creep into their lives.
Anne and Director Alfred Hitchcock relaxing on Canadian location between scenes of "I Confess."
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Making friends with a tiny visitor on set. "Every girl should have a 'spoil myself day,' " says Anne.
BY HELEN LOUISE WALKER
"Get away from habitual domesticity/' advises Anne Baxter, "get out of your little rut and refresh your point of view"
Along time ago Anne Baxter's grandfather, the great Frank Lloyd Wright, advised her, "If you want to have an exciting life and be an exciting person, never surrender to any sort of routine. Not even the routine of brushing your teeth. Skip it once in a while. Never get into ruts, even little ones."
Anne says, "I won't go quite all the way with Grandfather and actually skip brushing my teeth. But I'll change the time of day for it and I'll buy a different colored toothbrush!
"But it's true that every woman should take herself by the mental scruff of her neck every so often and give herself a good, hard shake. You have to get out of your little rut, refresh your point of view, or your life will be drab and you'll be drab right along with it. You need frequent vacations not only from your work but from all the routines of living. You even need vacations from marriage.
"I don't mean that married couples should take vacations from each other — just from the humdrum (CONTINUED ON pace 5i >
With Monty Clift in "I Confess." Confides Anne, "It's good for any ■>■] woman to feel a bit daring now and then. It's becoming to her."
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