Photoplay (Jan - Jun 1943)

Pocketful o' Songs (Continued from page 51) The friendship grew under the glare of Klieg lights, became a sincere affection between two young people. The longer they teamed in pictures, the closer Mickey and Judy grew. One day on the set Mickey turned to Judy. "Judy," he said, "I think you're wonderful. Will you be my girl?" "You mean really be your girl and not go out with anybody else?" "Of course I mean really. This is serious. This is different." "This is love," Judy said and they gazed mistily into each other's eyes. Judy's mother, Ethel, came to see them on the set one rainy afternoon. "May I offer my wishes for your happiness? You're engaged, I hear." Mickey and Judy looked a little startled. "That's wonderful," Ethel said. She glanced casually at Judy. "I suppose you won't be going tonight to hear that young orchestra leader, David Rose." But Judy did go to hear Dave Rose — and to talk to him after the broadcast, the first step in a romance that would lead to a happy marriage. 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