At The Age Of Ten, I Thought

I Made My Last Motion Picture In March 1965 For Magna Pictures. 'harlow,' Based On The Life Of Actress Jean Harlow... I Didn't Know At The Time That 'harlow' Would Be My Last Motion Picture.

Part Of The Joy Of Dancing Is Conversation. Trouble Is, Some Men Can't Talk And Dance At The Same Time.

Like Most Actors, I've Always Been Grateful For Chinese Restaurants; They Were Often The Only Places That Stayed Open Late Enough For Performers To Get Hot Food After The Show.

I Traveled With My Mother, Lela, And There Was Never Enough Money. I Always Had To Roll Down My Silk Stockings And Carry A Doll When We Bought Train Tickets So I Could Go Half-fare. If We Had $3, We Always Figured How To Tip For The Trunks And Still Eat.

You Know, There's Nothing Damnable About Being A Strong Woman. The World Needs Strong Women.