One Thing I Turn My Back On

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.

Looking Back At My Life's Voyage, I Can Only Say That It Has Been A Golden Trip.

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.

The Fun, Joy, And Humor Dry Up In A Relationship When One Of The Partners Is Swimming In Gin. To My Way Of Thinking, It Is Selfishness Personified To See Life Through The Bottom Of A Liquor Bottle.

I Won't Go To Movies With Permissiveness, Four-letter Words, Or Violence. Show Me 'e.t.' And 'chariots Of Fire' Instead. That's Entertainment, Not Exploitation Of The Human Body.