Hollywood (1942)

Candida and had made a picture, Love From a Stranger, with Basil Rathbone. We spent our honeymoon in 1937 in Helsinki, Finland, where Mr. Janssen was giving concerts. Then we traveled everywhere. It was glorious! "I've always loved music. I used to practice eight hours a day, but what came out never was right. My musical talents were simply — well, unexciting. So to live constantly in a musical world was more than enough for me. It still is the most important thing in my life. I've even been able to help my husband in his work. When he gave his young people's concert in Baltimore, for example, I helped to write the talks that he gave to the youngsters. And I also worked on the slides that he used to illustrate different selections. "Being with him has definitely taught me that there is no play as fine as a Beethoven symphony." Ann Harding is certainly a convincing picture of a happy wife! "Because my life was so full," Ann continued, "I was able to wait for the picture I wanted. Eyes in the Night was the right one and it came at the right time. Mr. Janssen was conducting a series for the Standard Symphony Hour in Los Angeles, so we moved to Beverly Hills. I was glad to have the time to do another picture. Now that I'm actually working, it hardly seems that I've been gone for more than two months. Nothing is changed, except that you have to work faster on the sets today. "You may wonder why I decided to come back to pictures when I didn't seem to need them to be happy. Well, I've spent a long time learning a trade and I wanted to keep my hands in it. I intend to do more pictures now. But as for signing any contract that will tie me down, that will depend on the result of my work in Eyes in the Night. If I do sign, I'd want it to be with M-G-M. My husband wouldn't object at all if I decided to do more pictures. He understands everything about my career." Ann and her husband have been spending a lot of their time on their eighty acre ranch in San Diego County. Each week they send crops of avocados and a crate of eggs to market. Besides their 350 chickens, the Janssens also have two of Rin Tin Tin's grandchildren. Ann has also been busy watching her daughter, Jane, grow up. The child is thirteen and attends high school. She is five feet eight and pats Ann on the head like a maternal grandmother. "It's difficult to get any discipline when I have to look up, stretch my neck, and try to say in a commanding tone, 'You mustn't do that, Jane.' Especially when she can look down at me and reply, All right, Mother.' " Jane, incidentally, has no wish to follow in her mother's footsteps. She is going to be an interior decorator. Now that Ann has returned to the kle'ig lights, you can be sure she intends to remain. She will have meaty character roles from now on — something that she can sink her teeth into and give out with some real histrionics. It's no more weeping willow. Make way for the new Ann Harding! H BRIGHT WORK, MISS LAKE! VERONICA LAKE, star of the Paramount Picture "The GlaSS Key" says: "Sure, it's possible to keep one's teeth bright all the time — even easy, once you learn the system." Many stars find the Calox "system" exceptionally reliable for home care — and it's just as easy for you! Two ways to OTGaora * your dentist follows both I ' A^ so can youwith Ga/ox Notice your dentist's technique when he gives you a dental cleaning. First, he thoroughly cleans your teeth. Then, and only then, does he polish them. In your home care why be satisfied with less than BOTH cleaning and polishing, when you can get Calox? CalOX gives yOU five special ingredients for cleaning and brightening. With every stroke of the brush, Calox helps detach food particles, removes deposits, cleans off surface stains. And with every stroke Calox polishes, too, making your teeth shine with their own clear and natural lustre ... In Hollywood, many a star trusts to Calox-care. Try Calox Tooth Powder for your smile! McKesson & Rohbms, Inc.. Bridgeport, Conn.