of his life, nor is he mad in pursuit of money; all he hopes is to be able to gather a fortune that will assure him a moderate, quiet life, far from want.

People whisper in Hollywood that Brando's anxious state of mind, and the loneliness that goes with it, cannot last, and that the only solution to this abnormal situation is marriage. Naturally, should he find the girl of his dreams, he would recover his con-tentment and gaiety — but this

miracle has not yet happened. Once, it is true, he announced his engagement to Josanne Berenger; but the engagement did not last long, and there she is today in Hollywood, going out with other young men. And if he is asked about his relations with her, he waves his hand and says: it is ancient history, on which the curtain has fallen!

The last to speak on this subject was the French actress Liliane Montevecchi, who is now acting

with him in the film "The Young Lions" in Paris. She wrote to a woman friend of hers, saying: "I love Brando's company. He is kind and pleasant, but he seems to me forever melancholy!"

And finally — whatever the truth about this bewitching actor, he will surely one day come to his senses, grow weary of this desolate life, and decide that it is far better to come home in the evening to find waiting for him a loving and good wife!