Deanna Durbin, Mr. Snelling reports as
attractive, unspoilt, living in Laughlin Park, opposite Cecil B. de Mille's
place, in an outwardly unpretentious Spanish Mission type house, which almost
abuts a private road, with a garden on a hill slope overlooking the film city,
a swimming pool, aquarium and statutes (individually floodlit at night)
landscaping, and an interior richly decorated in period fashion. Her mother and
father live with her.
Evening Post,
7
April 1938
Page 21
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We had Deanna Durbin records when I was a kid. That is, my parents did. She could really sing.
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