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ober 26. 1959
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■ Glamorous Joan Crawford often likes to do her own housework, and when she does, she dispenses with make-up and puts on an inexpensive house dress.
One day when she was cleaning the sink in her palatial Hollywood home, the doorbell rang. She was alone so she answered it herself. A neatly dressed young man stood there, smiled timidly at the besmudged woman before him and said, "I know it's presumptuous of me. but for ten years I've had just one ambition: to meet Miss Crawford." He hesitated, "Uh. do you think she would just say hello to me . . . ?"
"I'm sorry, but she's in New York on business." said the lady in the house dress.
The visitor's face fell. "Darn it. just my luck," he said. "Probably the only time in my life I'll ever be in Los Angeles and she's away."
Joan Crawford:
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The Visitor
"I'm so sorry," she said sympathetically
and started to close the door.
He smiled again. "Sorry enough to do
me a favor? If she's not around — do you
1 think I could possibly just look around her
! house? Just see how she lives ... I mean,
I if it wouldn't get you in any trouble. . . ."
I Joan Crawford hesitated. Then, smiling.
| "I've been her housekeeper for many
1 years. She won't mind whatever I do. Come
I in."
§ For an hour, they explored the house.
1 In the kitchen they had a companionable
I cup of coffee. The young man sighed hap
| pily. "This has been the greatest day of my
I life. I hope one day I'll meet Miss Craw
| ford in person, but you've been the most
| wonderful hostess. I can't thank you
| enough."
{ "That's perfectly all right," she told
| him. "I — I'm glad you like Miss Crawford
I so much. She'll be happy to hear it."
| The caller got up and said. "I must go
| now." She accompanied him to the front
I door. Suddenly he grinned and said.
1 "Thanks for everything — Miss Crau ford.''