Wednesday, February 10, 1965
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A diary entry written by Patience Cleveland that discusses her acting career and her personal life. The entry is dated February 10, 1965 and is written on white, lined paper in black ink.
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Peter off to work. I called Stuart + Phemy + they were pleased at the thought of dinner with Joe Anthony + Perry. Put in a call to Lyle-Snotty secretary-Lyle not there. Called Thayer David + made tentative dinner plans. Peter called around one-Unable to fix dinner with Joe as yet but they’re staying out for a while-called Stuart + Phemy back. Bill Tregoe called + wanted to know if Peter knows tunes to songs in “Take Her”-we had long talk. He’s very busy now which is nice. Peter’s phone bill came-$100.00 I paid it as alot of it was mine. Also paid my own for $14.00. Sent Jane her phone bill, paid Dr. Richman + wrote to Northeast Airlines for a refund. Sent Drue her Con Ed bill. Ran out of B.O.N.Y. checks. Thayer David called back about dinner tonight-told him I had a late reading for a commercial + we decided to meet later. It wasn’t true but I hadn’t any idea when Peter was coming + things were getting very complicated. Peter came back about 7:30-I had sandwiches ready. Got to the theatre on time-front row center. Was very unhappy with Dolores Sutton’s Julie-Heavy, Heavy, Heavy. So tearful I could have screamed. Loved however Marie played by Adrienne Hazzard. David played Sparrow or Ficsur. Signe played Mrs. Muskat. In the intermission Peter saw his former producer Dick Dunn + wouldn’t speak to him which sort of annoyed me-for no good reason-the 2nd Act was pretty unrelieved dreariness from Julie. Farley Granger had burst a blood vessel in his right eye which was pretty ghastly to see. Good card scene + lovely moment with Marie. Saw Arthur Hill after the show-He said he’d call but I know he won’t. Took a copy of my book to Signe who was wrung out from Hedda matinee + Liliom tonight. Didn’t stay at all. Went with David to Brown Derby after + made the mistake of saying how little i”d liked Julie + found Dolores Sutton is his best friend in the company-Oh dear-it got smoothed over I think. David doesn’t drink any more at all. I’m so glad. We closed the Brown Derby (12:30 or so) + then took David to Bob Millers where he’s staying-talked in the car for another half hour + arranged to meet after the show on Friday-nice evening. Stopped at Price St. on way home-
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