"Comes the sequel: Not many moons ago, a haughty New Yawk
matron bought a package of needles in a department store, and ordered them
delivered to her Long Island home. Now comes the wife of a well-known
bandleader in Movietown, who wangles herself a screen debut in James
Roosevelt's Pot O' Gold production. The lady spent 350 iron
men for her wardrobe and screen guild card, then she asked for a stand-in, and
got the gal who serves none other than Roz Russell. When Mrs. Bandleader's big
moment came, she had a one-word line in a scene. Asked a question, she said
"yes". Simply that and nothing more. Only thing she missed was a
retake. And she might have wangled that if she'd muffed the line and said,
"no"." (Film Fun, 1941)
