The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 15 April 1955 — Page 4

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FAIRLY SPOKEN About Garbo's Feet

Regardless Of Size

By Margaret Latrobe Garbo the elusive, the magnificent, is experiencing a comeback even though she is personally having no part of it. A book about her is cunently in the stalls, and main street movie hemses across the country are cnce more advertising several of her films. < Your correspondent has just enjoyed a good cry

over “Camille.”)

Now 1 don’t care whether or

not Miss Garbo makes another^ just walking.

what the elegant star poured | ing over stones—indescribable! j ing low heeled brogans which

over her breakfast cereal. So she liked coffee on the Wheaties plus a dollop of jam? Who cares? ! Some people eat pickles with mo-

lasses.

But when the inevitable reference to Garbo’s having big feet gains currency from apparently double-visioned observers — my typewriter trembles with outlaged feminine vanity. She does

NOT have big feet.

One of the startling charms of living in Manhattan is that one o^ten finds celebrities as close neighbors—although their orbit bears not the faintest resemblance to yours. Garbo w r as for a time our neighbor. She walked along the same streets of an afternoon, browsing through ar« tique shops and art galleries—or

Please, just one

Miss Garbo.

If you really care, the feet un- J though not given to he ivy :r. der discussion were usually wear- , bling. I’ 1 ! take bets on it.

more movie, j always look two sizes larger than

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movie, althc if it were the ' right story with the right direc- : Lor—well, the Academy Awards wouldn’t need judges for top honors for the finest performance nong actresses. For my money, Garbo has more expression in a gl^-^e than all the current crop . ;J i.'een ladies bundled in one

tow-sack.

Nor is it of any moment wdiat

interviewers of old interviews j occasion have to say about her stint in the ! feet.

Stockholm barber shop, the famous quote about “vanting to be left alone,” whether she mght have married Jack Gilbert, and

I w r asn’t antiquing or marketing for art objects. I was marketing for a young gentleman in a baby carriage, who found it fun to be wheeled through city traffic, counting soot particles on his tiny fists and grinning toothlessly at kind policemen and anybody w’ho grinned back at him, one of whom was always Garbo. ‘Twas thus that I had

to observe the famous

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