Radio mirror (Nov 1934-Apr 1935)

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Came to JESSICA 'AVE you ever been in love with a man who was so jealous of you that he made life a neverending torment? Someone who suspected your every move and gesture and refused to listen to reason?' Once Jessica Dragonette faced that problem. Hesitatingly, timidly, as though the embers of her love still burnt her like a searing flame, she told me the story of her first romance — a story she has never breathed before. Her problem was no different from yours and mine. I think Jessica decided it wisely. Jessica Dragonette fell in love with and was adored by a young man who was devoured by jealousy, lie was jealous of her work; of the Here's a surprise— a fine story that tells for the first time the romantic experience of the girl who has supposedly avoided love time she spent singing; jealous of the men who surrounded her in the studio; of the radio fans who wrote her. The greeneyed goddess possessed him mind, body and soul! For awhile, she refused to face this trait in him, allowed her young, ardent love to override this drawback. But in time she realized that love cannot survive a hotbed of petty accusations, of anger and recriminations, of pleas for forgiveness. And so, bravely and determinedly, her little chin squarely raised, her head high, Jessica Dragonette gave up her sweetheart, her dreams of love and a home. She became a little more aloof, a little more reserved, fearful lest she might some day give herself away. And above all, she decided there would be no regrets.