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April Fool!
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Eight years ago she was the prettiest girl in Hollywood High. She has gone high, all right, and in Hollywood
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Where’s the red hair that she’s now so famous for? But look twice. Perhaps the impish grin will give you a clue
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In 1933 she was a mystery woman. Was she married to that world figure? There’s no doubt about her status today
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The year was 1931, Missouri was behind her, and miles of dancing lav ahead before she was to reach stardom
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She looked like a tragedy queen in 1930, but don’t be fooled. The girl from N. Dakota is now anything but that
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The sailor hat is nothing but a ruse. She’s really the love of an Army flier and of all the followers of Maisie
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Sensational now! She’s the mother of Cheryl and the love of a Turk who never calls her by her real name, Julia Jean
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Look on the G.I. barracks walls and you’re sure to find pictures such as this—of pin-up queen, Mrs. J.
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A dynamo, no less, and the lass has plenty on the ball. It shouldn’t be hard to figure out that it’s Mrs. Arnaz.
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She’s vital, vibrant and vivacious—just ask the boys she entertained on her China—Burma—India tour
It is a quote. PHOTOPLAY MAGAZINE APRIL 1945