The Way To A Man’s Heart
The first time we met pert and pretty Norma Moore. was in Hollywood, where she was making “Fear Strikes Out” with Tony Perkins. Over a commissary luncheon, we found out that Norma, a so-so cook, would like to be able to serve up at least one “good dish.” So when we heard Norma was in New York. we made a date to have her meet Bruno, who owns the “Pen and Pencil.” a favorite restaurant of visiting Hollywood stars. We explained Norma’s problem and Bruno promised a quick solution. Norma came over with Jimmy Sisco, young dancer in Broad- way’s “New Faces,” and in less time than it took to eat it, Norma had her specialty, Bruno’s own Caesar Salad: Romaine, broken. not cut; one-minute eggs; croutons; grated parmesan cheese; and anchovies. Toss well!
Norma decides her own “good dish” will be the Hollywood favorite, a Caesar Salad; Bruno is her teacher
After white of egg is skillfully added, Norma drops in the anchovies. Jimmy Sisco stands by with croutons
The genial owner of New York’s “Pen and Pencil” restaurant oversees final touch of adding dressing
It is a quote. PHOTOPLAY MAGAZINE FEBRUARY 1957
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