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So . . . notebook clasped In my perspiring little paw I sallied forth with a "Mush" attitude and not much else in the way of a mental format. Well, I came, I saw, and he conquered me! Perhaps it was the sincere, reserved manner or his easy graciousness, but, five minutes after I met him, I would have sworn that this was a "wonderful guy" (with all due respect to Messrs. Rodgers & Hammerstein) . He was smooth, but straightforward. As soon as I could, politely, and after gulping some Coke, I veered back to the sub.iect, namely: Zachary Scott, the epitome of the cliche "tall, dark and handsome." It was raining outside, the atmosphere was cozy, so I thought . . . now? . . . now I will ask him what's been on my mind since I saw him at the Copa. "Zack, meeting you has made me realize a man may give a wicked appearance and really have a heart of gold and a character above reproach. Has the impres.sion you give the movie public affected your private life?" There was a distinct gleam underneath those spirally eyelashes. "Well, I hope that through the medium of films I've convinced a number of people that I'm a snake in the grass, a worm in the weeds, etc., but, actually, I'm a conservative, law-abiding fellow with no more evil intent than to steal a scene here and there and, then, only if someone else had started it! Since I don't take my menacing scowls off the studio lot, I don't have any trouble." "What would you say for the young gal on the lookout for The Right Man? How seriously should she take that wolfish gleam in a man's eye?" He looked thoughtful, then ventured, "You know, some men work at looking villainous, rakish or wolfish, as you call it. They seem to think it gives them that debonair, cosmopolitan, man-abouttown expression. And it may be a front to cover up shyness or an inferority complex. As for advice to girls, at the risk of sounding ponderous, I'd like to say that while in school and college we see things in a much different perspective than later in life. And if you hope to meet your life partner there don't eat your heart out for the B.M.O.C. (Big Man On Campus) ... or the football hero. This is usually the type that spends the rest of his life boring people with his school-day escapades because he's never accomplished anything else since then. Chances are the nice, quiet, studious guy who sits next to you is the one that will have Wall Street by the tail or at least wind up with a department store or two!" I agreed on that point, remembering a few college charm boys who shriveled into big nothings later on. Then Zack said, "A parallel would be, for instance, dogs. The most vicious looking ones always have the sweetest natures. However, I play it safe. I have a white French poodle and a black cocker spaniel. I found, after seeing my own hard, sinister eyes in the rushes, I liked to have four soft brown eyes to assure me I'm not as tough as I'm supposed to be." "How do you feel about first impressions?" I asked. "I usually have a pretty good eye for people. I'm quite open with them. If I