TV Radio Mirror (Jan - Jun 1963)

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Success wont spoil me r~. . . I'rnjilready spoiled? — *\ Meet a new man... and maybe even a new loveJason Evers Rugged Jason Evers has a problem about money— to have or have not. Twice, his marriage to actress Shirley Ballard broke up when they were "in the chips." And twice, the marriage mended only after the money disappeared, they were both unemployed and stony broke. Now, with Jason starring on the new TV series, "Channing," they're in the money again. And the question is — will success spoil Jason Evers' marriage? Cornered on the set, he guffawed heartily at the question. We got another big laugh when we asked, "Will success spoil Jason Evers — period?" "How can it?" he demands with a glint in his blue eyes. "I've been spoiled all my life ... by my mother, my father, my wife, and mostly by myself. Success can't spoil me . . . because I'm already spoiled. "There will be some changes in my way of living," he admits. "But not many. Not for me. My creditors will be happy, that's for sure. They'll be getting their money on time now. But they won't be running up any unusual bills for me." Jason, who waited doggedly for 21 years before getting his big break, has had a lot of time to think about money. "I don't consider money a status symbol," he said. "If it can't buy something I really want, small or big, its strictly useless to me. Just having it is senseless. I don't need that kind of security." The first time he and Shirley broke up, he explains, was while they were both working On {Please turn the page)