SHE WAS
At a cocktail party which was crowded, as such events invariably are, Gladys Young, most famous of all radio actresses.
met a_ sophisticated lady. This lovely creature was of such charm and attraction that if was immediately obvious that she ‘spent little time at home. She and Miss Young left the party together, and shared a taxi, exchanging names on the. way for,
as is usual at cocktail parties, .nobody knew who anyone else was. "My name," said the elegant grey-haired woman, "‘is Gladys Young." ‘‘Gladys Young,’’ repeated the charmer slowly, a tiny bell tinkling in her pretty little head, "I somehow seem to connect that name with radio. Am 1 right?"
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 26, Issue 671, 16 May 1952, Page 24
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114SHE WAS New Zealand Listener, Volume 26, Issue 671, 16 May 1952, Page 24
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