Irene Dunne reads on set
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Charming picture, she looks pretty intent there. I also like her face and hairstyle (because it suits her) though that’s straying off-topic…
#coloryoushocked!
Yes charming picture.Pity I could read the book title.Had I not been able to I might have been able to say.Mrs Dunne studies her husbands work and cannot understand a word.Dunne was a writer of what was called a Serial Theory of Time.About the right period as well.Damn.
Good one! However, Irene Dunne was married to Dr. Francis Griffin 😉 .
A whole lot safer than a man who had unusual theories about time.As for the time travelling Dunne I had his book as a schoolboy, when it was given to me for free by a delightful old lady who ran a bookshop I patronised on my way home.She was very generous and I am sure gave me more books than I ever bought.