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Brush Your Teeth With
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Ask your dentist this question. What dentifrice is recommended
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SAVI MONIYI Use dentist-approved soda in
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By DEBBIE REYNOLDS
my life has
just begun
rTd marry again," she says, but
the right man would understand
that her children now hold
first place in her heart
I didn't really want to go back to my career
full force after my divorce from Eddie
Fisher. In fact, I had practically quit it once
and would have done so again except that
I was forced back into it.
I had all but given up films after Carrie
was born three years ago. Although I
wouldn't have minded an occasional picture,
I wanted most of my time for my family.
At first it was financial necessity that
made me go back to work. My divorce settle
ment was sufficient only to take care of the
children, not myself, and not the household.
Yet when I did get back to work, my career
soon became far more pleasant and promis
ing than ever before.
After 10 years under contract to MGM, I
felt like a prisoner. I wasn't getting the parts
I wanted. I was treated like a child who is
told what to do without any thought about
her own feelings, ideas, or ambitions.
Several times I had tried to get out of my
contract. After 2Vz years of getting nowhere
with negotiations, the studio and I finally
reached an agreement after I told them that
I was too frustrated to continue working un
der the old terms; that I wanted to do tele
vision, radio, and records; that I wanted to
be able to make outside deals as I pleased.
I stressed that unless I could perform as a
free human being and enjoy what I was
doing, I wouldn't perform at all because I
felt I could no longer do a good job.
They knew 1 meant it, even if I had to
reduce my standard of living. So we worked
out a new contract for four pictures at S2.000
per week, and I have already made three of
them.
Meanwhile, I have signed a new contract
with Perlberg-Seaton for five pictures for
a lot more money and freedom of decision
than I ever enjoyed before. I get 10 percent
of the gross, plus story approval, which is a
long way from the regimentation I've been
used to ever since I appeared as June
Havoc's sister in "The Daughters of Rosy
O'Grady" 12 years ago.
However, I don't kid myself into believing
that I'll always be in such demand. I'm not
a dedicated actress. I have" never taken a
dramatic lesson in my life. I think I have
five more years as a young leading lady,
maybe a few more if I'm lucky. But I can't
count on it. That's why I'm now getting in
volved in different enterprises, which don't
depend on my own performances.
For instance, I have formed my own com
pany to make three television shows,
budgeted at $1,000,000, over the next three
years. I head a music firm, a publishing and
record company. I will soon enter the mer
chandising field with a line of Debbie Rey
nolds clothes for teen-agers. Certainly, the
future couldn't look brighter financially!
Yet here, too, I can draw on past experi
ence to avoid pitfalls. One in particular
fouled up my finances for three yeare in a
row. In 1951, I recorded "Abba Dabba
Honeymoon," a song from the film, '"Two
Weeks with Love." My l oyalties shot up to
a cool $15,000, most of which I promptly
spent, a good part of it for a swimming pool.
Came the income-tax deadline the following
year and I found myself indebted to Uncle
Sam for 84,000, with no way to pay it.
It took me three years to get rid of this
debt, but just a couple of days to put my
self in the hands of a very capable business
manager, who made sure that I lived within
my means thereafter. And believe me, I
have! In fact, some of my friends call me
tight for the ways I find to save a penny.
Like with my French lessons.
I started to learn French in school and
had a few lessons afterward, but gave it up
when I got married. Recently, I decided to
take it up again, particularly when I realized
I could make the studio foot the bill.
For ''The Pleasure of His Company," I
had to have a French accent. What better
way, or time, I asked myself and then con
vinced the studio to take French lessons?
They agreed, and paid the cost.
In the past months, my whole attitude
toward my work has changed. Where it used
to be a chore, it's now fun. And not just be
cause I have my choice of parts and make
12 Family Weekly, February 21, 1960