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Sonja, so the story goes, neglected him woefully for a dish of steaming clams because you get pretty hungry when you haven't eaten for seven hours. (She never eats until her skating performance is over.) But with Mr. Topping it was a case of love-at-first-sight. For a week she packed Madison Square Garden for a gross of $200,000. "The greatest flesh attraction in the sports world," said the writers. There were some who cracked, "She gave a Topping performance !" In an)r event Dan was on hand each night to take her back to the hotel. In Boston he turned up in a blizzard. In Palm Beach she walked out on the silver strand — and there he was. In Montreal they went for ,a sleigh-ride with the bells jingling and Sonja's cheeks like roses. Now other gentlemen have trekked after the luscious little Henie but none so persistently as Dan. He was right there on the boat when she went to Honolulu. All Hawaii turned out to give her an ovation. Schools closed so the children could go to the dock to greet their favorite. There were special bands and singing and a shower of flowers . . . Dan said it with leis. Not the ordinary ones but the delicate feather variety that cost $200 apiece. They chartered a plane and flew over the volcano — "But I forgot to make a wish," said Sonja. "Girls are supposed to drop something of value to them into the crater and whatever they wish comes true." THERE is no doubt about Sonja being in love. Her face sparkles when she speaks of Topping. But she has been in love before. . . . As Sonja says, "My marriage plans have been in the papers for quite some time now. And it's all great news to me !" Once they had her marrying a Norwegian skiier whom she had never even met. Another time it was a circus man. Just before she left on this last tour it was a ten-to-one bet in Hollywood that she would become the bride of Alan Curtis. "The truth is I've never had a chance to meet a lot of people here because I've been so busy," she said. Five hours daily skating practice when she's preparing for her Ice Revue . . . Long intense days in front of the camera . . . Diction lessons, more study . . . Dan Topping didn't know about that routine when he said he "didn't mind if Sonja worked !" "Marriage has always been terribly important— and sacred — to me," Sonja confessed. "I want it to be built on complete understanding and faith and friendship as well as love." It ;nav or may not be significant that the title of her new picture is, "Passport To Love!" WHEN A WOMAN IS DESPERATE IT SEEMED such a little thing at the time — to let her hushand believe that her father was independently wealthy ! How was she to know that this one small deception would imperil her marriage — even her whole life — until she was forced to stake everythingona desperate chance ? 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