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I Stupefyin' Newmar continued from page 47 "But why should you?" said a man with paper, pencil and the appropriately stupefied look. "So people will have something to write down. There's only one thing I care about: write anything as long as it's not the truth. The truth bores me stiff." "Here's some truth anyway. It says here that you're exciting. Attractive, physically attractive." "It says where?" "Here. There. Anywhere you care to mention. Are you?" "Maybe so, if you mean acting. Just so you understand that kind of attraction comes from the inside out — all from the inside out. Nothing else makes any difference. Except maybe in movies. On a screen they want the obvious." "You mean attraction is conveyed from the eyes, things like that." "Yes. You look what you're thinking. Then you act what you're thinking. Movement, eyes, mouth, things like that, I don't care. But first you have to think it. Then if you are lucky, , you convey the sense of excitement." Julie went back before the camera. The man wanted a lighting arrangement to convey the alluring pattern. Miss Newmar cooperated with cynical disbelief. "You see?" she said when she came back. "People may think that business has something to do with attraction. Phooey, I say." "Some people are like you. They react to atmospheric conditions." "They're missing the whole point," said Stupefyin' Newmar. Stupefyin' does in fact look quite a lot like a junior member of the stupefyin' cult named Joi Lansing except that Miss Lansing's face is uncompromisingly round, whereas Miss Newmar's has the high Nordic cheekbones. She comes by these by valid enough eugenics of her own: her parents, Donald and Helene Newmeyer of Los Angeles are Swedish: Mr. Newmeyer, an instructor of engineering and physical education at Los Angeles State College; Mrs. Newmeyer, a onetime Ziegfeld girl. Julie just changed the -meyer to -mar for phonetic simplicity. She was born on August 16 of an officially undisclosed year and has two brothers, John and Peter. As it happens, Julie became in turn a Ziegfeld girl herself, working for a while with a company of the "Follies" that never did get to New York. But Ji did. Doing her bit for the classic the that New York girls en route to Ho wood must pass Hollywood girls en rc to New York, she went to the biggish right after her graduation from Los geles' John Marshall High School, had had much training in the dance i a little Hollywood experience, includ notably one of the bride roles in "Se Brides For Seven Brothers". She pic; up the brief "Follies" experience, tt did a reverse switch by returning Hollywood to get the Broadway part "Li'l Abner", which was being cast Hollywood. Reasonable, no doubt. A that her work in the New York c< pany got her the same Hollywood p She is now back in New York with stature reenforced by Hollywood, to wh she will next return with her stat reenforced further by New York. Although Miss Newmar urges untru about herself, the above is substantia true. So is her deadly earnestness ab her acting career, her impatient disr sal of being sculptured as a gorgeous ; stimulating creature, no less, no m and her related conviction that if a has nothing but a figure, she won't around long in the acting profession. Julie is unmarried. As of this mom< she's not even in love, a distressing cumstance, in the light of Miss N mar's temperament, that may not h true when you read this. Love to ]\ Newmar, as to so many millions of oth is a singularly precious ingredient of ing. She had a Hollywood apartm and was dating here and there v chaps like Scott Brady and Gardner Kay but she wasn't in love — "and you're not in love, it just doesn't mat It can even be a big bore, not that been bored yet." "So you expect love to happen agaii "Why not? It always has. Don't ask with what sort of man. I don't have . cut-out pattern in mind except that has to be the dominant one, not me. your man doesn't run things, what is i A nothing." "And this man of yours, will he have have a sense of humor?" "Certainly. What a strange questio "No it isn't. Girls out here always that. Why don't you be different from and say you're pining for a man with humor at all?" 66