She will tell a polite lie, for instance, saying her best friend’s hat is pretty when she doesn’t actually think much of it. She tries to be truthful, even as you and I. Her one big problem is trying to discipline her emotions and her temper. But really, it is over much more quickly than you would imagine. Barker’s temper blows and when that happens all the dishes rattle out of the cupboards and all the bystanders run for the hills. Susan doesn’t take her characters home with her. Jess Barker, like Susan, knows the meaning of poverty and he’s just as determined they’ll never he poor again “As a matter of fact, my knees are wearing out.” She has fought and worked constantly to get to the top and she prays every night that she can continue to be a top-ranking personality for a long time to come. Susan loves being a star and she loves the Creative excitement that goes with stardom. And, if you haven’t seen her newest picture, “I Can Get It for You Wholesale,” I will tell you right now that she’s not like its ambitious hardboiled heroine either. That’s not much like the rich wife in ‘Smash-up” who drank too much, is it? Or like the wildly romantic girl of “My Foolish Heart” who loved so completely she had an illegitimate baby.
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The neighbors across the street who have nothing to do with the movie business have a pool in their back yard for the same reason. It is true that they do have a swimming pool in the back yard, jut it is mostly to keep the kids happy. And on the small lawn in front of their house you usually see the boys’ bikes sprawling. The Barkers’ house is a simple two-story affair on a simple unfashionable Street in the San Fernando Valley and they have two medium-priced cars in their garage.
She is a working wife and the happy-minded mother of two boys. The string quartet will now play “Hearts and Flowers.”īut the truth about Susan is that she’s not the tempestuous, flamboyant woman you see on the screen. Susan does the marketing, Jess drives twin sons Tim and Gregory to school And that,” said Susan, “is the story of my life.” Come to think of it, even the beans were a vast improvement over my former diet of shredded wheat and milk which I stretched out over my low-income period between being dropped by Warners and signed by Paramount. Nobody in Hollywood knew that I had been living on beans-wonderful, lovely, cheap, filling beans-to stretch my tiny salary over my big ideas. “I had a contract with Paramount and before that I did a little modeling. Back in those days, judging by outward appearance, I was in clover. “You see, it wasn’t too long ago when, for the first time in my life, I had a brand new dress to wear and I wouldn’t have had that except that it was given me by Louella Parsons, no less, because we were going out on a personal appearance tour and she wanted me to look nice.
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