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<blockquote data-quote="Barbara Fan" data-source="post: 427010" data-attributes="member: 21">From Follies of God [ATTACH=full]56823[/ATTACH]Joan poured drinks of 100 proof vodka served in huge glasses. She refused to let me have any ice, tonic, or water. Just straight vodka. Not even any ice. This was to be the pattern of the week. Whenever we were home, she kept the vodka coming, though I kept trying to pour mine into plants, flower vases, or down the sink, when she wasn’t looking. She kept a sharp eye on me most of time. Although I had told her that I was going to write a general article about my impressions of Hollywood, she obviously intended for me to concentrate on her. She spent hours showing me her clothes, including the nightgowns she had had made, chiffon shorties in different pastel colors, one for every night of the week. On the front of each was embroidered “Good morning, Alfred darling.”--From Helen Lawrenson&#039;s &quot;The Troubling Truth About Joan Crawford&quot; for VIVA, August 1978.Photo Credit: Reg Davis</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Barbara Fan, post: 427010, member: 21"] From Follies of God [ATTACH type="full"]56823[/ATTACH] Joan poured drinks of 100 proof vodka served in huge glasses. She refused to let me have any ice, tonic, or water. Just straight vodka. Not even any ice. This was to be the pattern of the week. Whenever we were home, she kept the vodka coming, though I kept trying to pour mine into plants, flower vases, or down the sink, when she wasn’t looking. She kept a sharp eye on me most of time. Although I had told her that I was going to write a general article about my impressions of Hollywood, she obviously intended for me to concentrate on her. She spent hours showing me her clothes, including the nightgowns she had had made, chiffon shorties in different pastel colors, one for every night of the week. On the front of each was embroidered “Good morning, Alfred darling.”--From Helen Lawrenson's "The Troubling Truth About Joan Crawford" for VIVA, August 1978. Photo Credit: Reg Davis [/QUOTE]

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