WANT TO GET MARRIED
Judging from the auesuonnairep filled out by the 104 girls working in. Warner Bros.'. "Gold Diggers of 1937," 85' per cent, of Hollywood's chorines have their minds set on marriage— eventually, if not' now. More' than three-fourths of them hope .to .have babies and raise families of from one to four children. Nearly half of them are willing to do their.own housework — "at least for a few years." Only sue would be willing to mow the family lawn, but 46 expect to do part of the family laundry. Twelve* otft of the 104 girls would rather become screen. stars than marry. Six intend to pursue their careers'against all..odds-— even matrimony. None of them expects to be the wife of a President of the United States or a ."favourite" of Eoyalty. Seven of them declare 'they would rather be famous 'than happy. The Gold Digger, .of 1937, would. lik« to' live in' an eight-room ;.- house.; or t A six-room apartment. Fifteen-asked for more rooms and ;three:indicated- they, would demand' a penthouse>or : something equally...swank..-.. Without, : excel* tion they all want-^or have-^fur/coats, automobiles, and diamond;rings.
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Evening Post, Volume CXXIII, Issue 71, 25 March 1937, Page 18
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186WANT TO GET MARRIED Evening Post, Volume CXXIII, Issue 71, 25 March 1937, Page 18
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