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If you still think Herbert Marshall is ■■stuffy." you'll change your mind when you read what his wife says about him!
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Liza
But that didn't discourage her in the least.
Now it isn't the easiest thing in Ithe world, as you have probably suspected, for a girl to land a movie star. Even though she's a chic Bergdorf Goodman model. Even though she's as beautiful as all get-out. Even though she's a complete contradiction to that old saw about the beautiful being dumb. But Lee is an optimistic soul. As a child in Cragsmore, Xew York, she had had the Cinderella story stuffed down her throat. And it had left its mark.
Sure enough, soon afterwards, Fate, in the disguise of a talent scout, presented her with a contract as a stock player at the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer studios in Hollywood. It was at a greatly reduced salary, but at least she could breathe the same air as her Dream Prince. And then she got a terrific jolt. She discovered to her horror that Bart was being
Tom Kelley
At home with Herbert Marshall — and the fair lady who's his wife, and who gives such a revealing closeup of the actor in our story. Above, the Marshalls in their library with its collection of autographed portraits of their star friends. Below, "Bart" bar-tending. Other home pictures, all exclusive.
romanced by Hollywood's (then) Number One Glamor Girl — Gloria Swanson. And Gloria was stiff competition in any language.
Well, anyway, time marched (Please turn to page 64)