Modern Screen (Jan-Dec 1960)

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ill ase subject to conditions. As we belong to two ifferent religions, we have made up our minds that four children may grow and choose the religion they ifeel like professing the more, without any constraint whatsoever and without any hurry* As both of us have wished to have our own family for a long jtime, both of us want a tranquil, calm, usual life rwith a brood of cheerful children around us* Sammy has told a journalist, who put the question fof children before him, that he did not want to be ianxious about their skin colour: It does not %atter, whether they are black, white or spotted (because we shall be their parents and we will consider them all only as our children. Many people may have the impression that all this is disconcerting and excessive, but, joking apart, this is our way of how to face a marriage* We are quite iaware that, loving each other and getting married Hre shall have difficult problems to solve and many obstacles to overcome* We have already asked ourselves these questions and they have been the object of our considerations. We are quite convinced ^therefore, that our marriage will be one of the happiest. It is possible we may happen to find %iotels, where we are not allowed to stay as husJband and wife, there may be some States of the %.S*A* where we will not be received in the families, there may be public places, where we will be obliged to part, owing to the different colour of jour skin* Well, let it be so, we will avoid to nfrequent these hotels, these places, these friends land it will not be a great sacrifice for any of us. Some one thinks that, if I marry Sammy, in many States and towns my films will be prevented from (Continued on page 78)