Terry Moore: Born in Hollywood, she has acted for thirteen of her twenty-four years. She was like any ordinary girl, but before long her femininity blossomed into an enchanting, winning beauty. She has appeared in several films, and presses ever onward!

Roberta Haynes: This girl — the black-haired one, as they call her — began her work on the stage, having failed in her first attempt on the screen; and out of this adventure to which she was called, success grew for her afterward!

Audrey Hepburn: The beginning of her artistic life came when the Nazis entered Holland. She worked for the meanest of wages, until hunger wore out her strength and she could no longer stand — and she had not yet passed her thirteenth year. Life came back to her with the end of the war, and she revived; and they received her on the screen with an enthusiasm that lifted her to the summit of artistic glory!

Mary Murphy: When one of the reporters asked her about her former work, the answer was astonishing: 'I used to work in a store.' There is a softness and a charm about her, and this, together with her artistic gifts, is carrying her toward the summit of artistic glory!