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Motion Picture – Clippings series (Incomplete)
Part of the “clippings series”: Articles of which I only have found random pages and are incomplete.
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Often apart, the Bartleys prize each moment together. (Incomplete)
(Unknown magazine. Circa 1956) Part of the “clippings series”: Articles of which I only have found random pages and are incomplete.
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Kerr as in Star (Incomplete)
Part of the “clippings series”: Articles of which I only have found random pages and are incomplete. [First page is missing] […] aristocratic features are dotfed with a hint of California freckles. When Clark Gable was originally introduced to her some months ago, he looked twice. He couldn’t believe her beauty the first time. “The most arresting thing about her,” he says, “is her constantly chang.ing expression.” This, in part, is due to her great acting ability, an ability so apparent in her British movies that American producers have been falling over themselves for the past two years in the rush to sign her. This year, M-G-M finally won the battle…
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What does a woman do?
Violet shares this sort-of melodramatic piece on Deborah having to choose between Tony and Peter. Thank you!
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Don't Fire your Husband
Violet shares this remarkable piece where Deborah exposes her thoughts on what marriage should be about and the position of a woman in her house and in her man's life. A very interesting read to put yourself in context with the time it was written. So many things have changed!
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Deborah, Pleasure in Hollywood
Violet shares this lovely piece with us where Deborah talks about being married to Tony and her life in Hollywood. Thank you very much!!!
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This is my Life
Deborah opens her home for Photoplay and goes through one day in her life. Thank you so much, Violet, for sharing this... twice!
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Six-time nominee in Pacific Palisades
Deborah opens her Pacific Palisades house to us. Thank you Faith! (And thank you Lisa for helping her out with these )
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Once Happiness, I try to remember
Larisa shares this article where we get a glimpse of Deborah's personal life with her husband Anthony Bartley. Thank you!
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Nobody Whistles at a Lady (1949)
After a short period in Hollywood, Deborah talks about her best qualities, her fears of being type casted and her wish to perform till her very last years.
