Tough Being a Star!
TOUCHING regret by Robert Taylor: "When I lived in Nebraska before I became Robert Taylor I used to dream of the day when I might have a big car, several suits of clothes, and eat at fashionable restaurants—'like they do in the movies." "My dreams came true, but recently I have been looking back, and I find that, although the money I am paid permits me to indulge in a complete wardrobe, and I can own more than one car and eat where I please, things somehow have not quite worked out as I wished. "The things I look forward to now are the things "I had before—a chance to stay in the country, to loaf in the sun, to get away from restaurants, to eat home-cooked meals again. "Sure, being a star buys me lots of things I never had before, but isn't it odd that the things I. enjoy the most are those I can get as a private individual without money or influence to help me." Dear, dear, dear: it's tough being a Gfeek-profiled star!
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Auckland Star, Volume LXX, Issue 23, 28 January 1939, Page 7 (Supplement)
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