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Loretta wishes she could thank — in person — all those who sent her inspiring letters while she was ill.
She thinks she's "fat" now! Carey Cline, wardrobe mistress, is only grateful Loretta is healthy today.
Producer Bert Granet kept her show going, as famous stars volunteered to substitute for Loretta.
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e swing of things, Loretta revels in the work •and the backstage jokes with Carey Cline and staff members John London and Nate Levinson.
Close friends like Helen Ferguson — who's also her public relations counsel — know that Loretta is a thoroughbred, always eager to "race" again.
More plans and chatter, with two important people on The Loretta Young Show — Harry Keller, who directed her return program, and Lowell Hawley, one of the writers.
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boastful: "I weigh one hundred and sixteen pounds," she announced, "six more than I ever weighed in my whole life before! Isn't it wonderful? All my clothes have to be let out— I'm fat!"
But it was early in the dawn of November 16, before the sun was more than a promise in a brightening sky, that Loretta really came "home." It was then that she sat before her makeup mirror, for the first time in eight months. Her makeup finished, she walked from her dressing room, pushed open the heavy double doors, stepped briskly onto Stage 6 and entered her stage dressing room, where she changed into the new Werle gown she was to wear for her first entrance.
All things were as usual on any Wednesday morning on
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