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Minn. i It; 1 MIN0gMMI 1 e. WHIESTILIE? her rather prim reactions and rib her considerably. They' know, for example, that one way to get a rise Out of her is to play wolf. In consequence, she is whistled at when no provocation exists, and gets more than her fair share of mock propositions She's aware that these attentions are not' serious, but she frets over them anyway.

Barbara is a former Conover model, has appeared in exactly seven pictures, excluding one short subject. Between pictures, she posed for studio cheesecake, under protest. In fact, she quit two studios over leg-art publicity before coming over to 20th Century-Fox. Perhaps because she carried the chip of outraged propriety on her shoulders, she was getting nowhere. And then a bit part made her a minor sensation.

It was Joe Mankiewicz's fancy to close his Oscar-winning story, "All About Eve" With. a bit player monopolizint the screen. Miss Bates won the fade-out over Anne Baxter and Bette Davis. Autograph Hound SMALL as this part was, it probably helped her. career more than the innocuous leads she had played, more than all the cheesecake.

Her next picture, "The Secret Of Convict Lake," takes her away from comedy, which was never her forte. Miss Bates has a grave and deliberate sense of humor she is essentially a serious person. Perhaps the nicest and most illuminating story about her has to do with her marriage, and it is so pleasant a narrative as to justify the mild invasion of privacy. Mr. Coan's version of it is that he first met his wife when he was on a bond tour, which took him to Denver, her home.

A teen-ager then, she pressed forward to get autographs of the stars Mr. Coan had in tow. Something particularly apT pealing about her prompted him to help her. "By the way," he said, "you're a remarkably pretty girl. I suppose you know "Yes," she answered seriously, bowling hAn over somewhat.

Further Conversation disclosed that she dreamed of being an actress. "Well, he said, not too seriously, "if you're ever in and I can be of any help, let me know." Mr. Coati had forgotten the episode-completely when Barbara showed up at his studio. A Well-Fixed Girl "HouxwooD'sa tough place," he said uneasily. "How are you fixed financially?" "Oh, I have plenty of "How much?" "Three hundred dollars," she answered cheerfully.

Three hundred dollars! One dres:" to impress the studio ,1,. I it 4 i WITH Richard Hylton in "Secret Of Convict Lake" would consume it all. Mr. Coan, out of a vague sense of guilt in the matter, bestirred himself somewhat in her behalf. He soon found himself stuck with the role of guardian angel and father confessor.

Maybe a Year PRESENTLY he began to suspect that Barbara's friendli- ness was more than platonic. In his dilemma he sought advice from a producer, much older even than himself, who had married a young actress. "Are you in love with the girl?" the riroducer asked. "Yes, unfortunately." "Well, take the plunge. It might last a year or Iwo and that's something." All this was six years ago.

They are still married. Mr. Coan's only complaint is that Barbara won't go dancing with him. Louis BERG' i' rc, 1, 1 it 0.0 .11 ils-A a '''a IninktrA I'llilthl 414-141trile 3 3 rib A ML 4 RIBBON LOA st' wiillitsnlE9 I 2 i i4 1 her rather ther prim reactions and "Well" he said. not too rib her considerably.

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