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to Carry On when she is on parole in the east. I feel that she really belongs in her Hollywood home, with her books and Doctor Griffin about her.
I am a highly moral man, as my few friends will attest, and anything but a tempter and home-cracker, but I should like to see Irene do a little high-class experimenting in devilment when she is on furlough from the lots. I should like to see her get mildly corned at some gay haunt of gilded sin — perhaps flirt with a tall, dark, handsome stranger when the doctor isn't looking, or bite a supercilious head-waiter. I am very much afraid, however, that nothing would happen but a severe bout with morning-after Grief and Remorse.
For such modest methods of release would not be in character. Irene would say, as she pressed an ice-pack to her throbbing, temples, that she was not herself, and she would be right. For it is probably the fate of Irene Dunne to long, almost girlishly, for hectic times', and not quite know what to do about it.
No — Mrs. Francis Griffin is doomed for life to decency, discretion, and dignity — three D's not too highly rated in the gaudier reaches of Hollywood society.
I'm all for her. The highest compliment I can pay Irene Dunne is to say that she neither looks nor acts like a movie star. And her Christmas presents were all marked "For A Good Girl !" May they always be many, and beautiful !
Inside the Stars' Homes
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You've no idea how good the onion is.
"Mother and I are light eaters. Days go by and we serve no meat. We like salads — lots of salads. But there is a meat course we are fond of — and that's Swiss Steak. Alice will tell you how she fixes it."
Alice is Rochelle's very efficient maid. This is her recipe :
SWISS STEAK Get a thick steak and pound it hard after dipping it in flour. Sear it well, get it nicely browned. Add a small can of mushrooms, a can of tomato sauce, plenty of onions, and a kernel of garlic. Simmer for an hour and a half.
"If you want to be very, very Californiaish, try avocado and cumquat salad," recommended Rochelle. "You cut three medium-sized avocados in half — this to serve six people — set each half on a nest
of lettuce, fill the centers with thinly sliced preserved cumquats and pour over them a lemon French dressing seasoned highly with paprika. The trick is to serve this very cold."
We stepped back into the sitting room again, where a typewriter now stood open on a table, flanked with piles of fan mail.
"Everyone who comes in has to take a hand at answering my fan mail," laughed Rochelle. "Mother taught herself to use the typewriter, but she can't possibly answer all the letters, so I make my guests useful ! I had the sweetest letter from a boy at Annapolis, sending me an invitation to their prom. It seems each boy gets just one invitation, so he asked me to please send it back if I couldn't come because he wasn't allowed another. It was a gorgeous thing, all engraved, with a picture of a ship. I'd like to have kept it, but of course
Rochelle Hudson's Beverly Hills home, described in the accompanying article, shown in a photograph taken exclusively for Screenland.