Don's other life (1944)

Page scan 00045 from Don's other life

Record Details:

Title:
Don's other life
Date:
1944
Publisher:
Kay McNeill
Volume:
Don's other life.....
Leaf #:
00045
Language:
English
Collection:
Broadcasting & Recorded Sound
Format:
Periodicals
Contributor:
Media History Digital Library
Sponsor:
Media History Digital Library
Coordinator:
Media History Digital Library
Date Added:
May 02, 2025
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DID I MARRY A BIGAMIST* . c/i /mm ctoek Q)en i/mitr/ //(€ ol/m'i /a/f? /ilk life? Every man has two loves, if lie amounts to anything. One is his work and the other is his family. Just because Don’s work brings him into contact with so many beautiful girls, many of our friends and Breakfast Club listeners wonder how we manage to be so happy. My answer to that question is always the same. I believe that what Don does during the day is his own busi¬ ness — and judging from the art on this page, business is usually good. Seriously, though, our marriage is based on mutual tolerance, respect and love of children. You know that he loves his work by the enthusiasm he puts into it every day and we know that he loves his family by the many considerate and lovable things he does for us. Phyllis Brooks, Robert Lowry anil Jean Heather of Holly¬ wood fame were enrolled by Don and Merritt Schoenfeld of the Blue as charter mem¬ bers when they stopped in Chicago last March. Bill Krenz, Marion Mann, Sam, Don, and Jack with a group of models at a fashion show they put on for the grocer’s convention.