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THE ADULT AND THE CINEMA
I made preparations to look my very best, and managed to do my hair, make up, and dress quite well, the impressions which Ann had made on me helped me a lot in this. I went to the party and had a lovely time, and shortly afterwards I received a letter from a young London fellow who had also been at the party, and he invited me to spend a day in London with him. I went, met him again, and had a great time. After this I really felt that I owed my success to Ann, for giving me such a good idea of the technique of 'Glamour', and love-making.
Well, since then I have made myself 'Go Places', and have not felt self-conscious as I sometimes used to. Recently I met an American sailor who hails from the State of Texas, which incidentally is Ann Sheridan's native State. We are very good friends at present but of course I cannot say yet if a love affair will result, but I can say that without having seen the films of Anns' that I have, I would have probably have made a mess of things by being shy and uncertain.
In the film Kings Row, Ann had a very sympathetic part and I feel that I learnt something from seeing her acting in it, though of course not in the same way as the other films. Then in Edge of Darkness she played the role of a very brave, tough, Norwegian girl, this helped me to understand that there is more in life than just the superficial things. In George Washington Slept Here, Ann had a chance to show her sense of humour, and in Shine On Harvest Moon she again used her charm with great effect. These films have been an education to me, and I am serious about this, though I am afraid I haven't been able to explain very well what I mean. However I hope that you will be able to see exactly how I feel about it.
Question No. 2. (Have films ever appeared in your dreams?)
My answer to this question is No — I have never dreamt about films at any time.
I do hope that my experience concerning question one will help you with your investigation.
66. Miss . . .
Just a few lines in answer to your request:
First of all I will answer your questions regarding my age which is twenty, nationality British of course, profesion (profession) typist in the Wrens, Profession of parents Father office clerk Mother housewife, (a very clever one), for she picks all colour schemes from the Technicolour films we see so often now.
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