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At first,” laughed Judy, “I thought he was stalling because he didn’t want any of those complications that a man as attractive as my former husband always seems to meet when he is a free man. Then,” she went on, “I realized he just forgets. “Dave is so impractical he should never marry. He is an idealist and a romanticist who lives in the clouds. He has great talent and nothing really interests him outside his music. Money is a bore. When I was married to him I would wonder where our money went. Dave would never know. He just couldn’t be bothered with anything so mundane as dollars and cents.” Judy laughed her infectious laugh. “But you were terribly in love with him,” I said. “He was my first love,” she replied, “and I honestly believed he would be my last. Now I realize that we are better apart.” Since that day Judy has had her wish, for Dave signed the necessary papers and divorce proceedings are now under way. ALMOST as prominent as the gossip about Judy’s ill health was the rumor that she was suffering from an unrequited love. But when I asked here if there was a mysterious love in her life, she smiled, “No, really. I’m a career girl. I’m not sure that I shall ever marry again. I’ve been looking at a house I love — just big enough for me. I could be very happy in that house being just a bachelor girl, with my friends to visit me and my work.” Still another story about Judy is that she is planning to leave M-G-M, her home studio, where she has worked ever since she came into the movies. And, once again, Judy didn’t fail me with an evasive answer. “That is a rumor that happens to be true,” she answered. “I am not going to re-sign with the studio when my contract expires. Oh, they’ve been wonderful to me at M-G-M. But I want to go on the stage. I was in vaudeville so many years when I was Frances Gumm and I miss the sound of applause. “If I could get a play on the order of ‘Lady In The Dark,’ a drama or a comedy with music, I would be terribly happy. Right now I’m very excited over doing ‘The Lock’ by Paul Gallico. Robert Nathan has written a strong dramatic story and I don’t sing a note or dance a step in the film. “When I first started to make ‘Meet Me In St. Louis,’ ” Judy continued, “I was worried because I play the role of Esther in the book and she has very little to do. But the part was built up in the script and now I love it.” I told Judy that I had known all the Smith girls very well — the author, Sally Benson (who was Sally Smith) , Rose, Esther and Agnes — and she asked me all about them. I promised her that the next time we were both in New York I would see to it that she met them. 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