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LATEST arrival from Britain is Deborah Kerr, shaking her soft golden-brown curls and looking at America with speculative blue eyes. She has several big successes in British films behind her and a Hollywood contract with MGM in her purse but that isn't nearly so • exciting to Deborah as the prospect of all the fun she is going to get on this side of the Atlantic. For Deborah is different from other actresses, definitely and decidedly different. She only regards film fame as something incidental, not as her greatest ambition and goal and so worth discipline and sacrifice. She is much more interested in enjoying her life: in her own way. She
Deborah Kerr, right, with her husband Anthony Bartley, former RAF pilot. Far right, in her newest English film, "Black Narcissus," with David Farrar. She will be Clark Cable's heroine in "The Hucksters."
does like making movies, of course, but when the cameras sjop turning, Deborah considers that's the end of it and departs to find some other entertainment.
By now you will have concluded that Deborah must be very young. So she is
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in actual experience, though she's twentyfour years of age. Her life at home in London has been rigidly restricted by war-tii&e austerities, narrowing down all her horizons, for she hasn't ever been able to travel before and so achieve the poise that comes from completely fresh contracts. Now that she is a current British export, Deborah certainly means to make up for (Please turn to page 91)