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Kay Bryan, Photoplay, New York, November 1940.

Paul Hesse (photographer), Paulette Goddard

(...) Photoplay Cover, Nov. 1940

& On the cover:

      Paulette Goddard wears her new sport suit of imported

gabardine. The jacket in bright lacquer red is collarless

with slash pockets bound in black to match the skirt. Paulette‘s

new Mexican coiffure is a Hollywood sensation. The

center part continues down the back and the side braids are

interwoven with velvet ribbon that ties in a bow. Suit

from Saks Fifth Ave., Beverly Hills.

(...) Photoplay, Nov. 1940


„I never discuss my personal affairs for publication“

Editorial content. „IF YOU WANT TO

      Get There

      You‘ll stop, look and listen to the most daring woman

      in Hollywood. Her name is Paulette Goddard

      BY KAY BRYAN

      SOME people say it is beauty that counts the most

in Hollywood. Some say it is dramatic talent. Some, sex appeal.

But there is a certain young lady who is all of a sudden

going places, and going places fast, who could, if she wanted to,

tell you a little secret of success which beats the rest all hollow.

      Referring to Paulette Goddard.“ (...)

      „The eventual outcome was that he put her into Modern

Times, where she was good, but nothing cataclysmic.

Meanwhile, she became – or did not become – Mrs. Charlie

Chaplin and for the past five years has been subjected

to the most anomalous, the most trying, the most (you would

think) heart-breaking situation in which a woman could

find herself. But has it got her down?

      Quite obviously, no. Instead, she seems to have turned

the mystery of her relationship with Charlie Chaplin

to her own advantage.“ (...)

      „There is no apology in her. There is little humility.

You ask her, as a reporter, about her status in the Chaplin

household and she picks you up and sets you down.

      ,I never discuss my personal affairs for publication,‘

she says.“ (...)

     „And before Miss Would-Be Louvette knew what

she was doing, she was out of the costume and

hunching in something else. And Miss Paulette Goddard was scrambling into the outfit and racing off to the office

of C. B. De Mille, producer of North West. Arriving in his

outer office, she told the secretary, demurely, ,Please

say that Louvette is here.“ (...)

      Two of five photos.

      First. „Smoothest operator on the West Coast:

Paulette Goddard.“

      Second. „Supposed to have the most perfect figure

in the world, Goddard sets a new ball-game style.“

     

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