Just turned eighteen, Lois Andrews, pride of California's beauty contests, and wife of comedian George Jessel, turned up at the Crimson Network yesterday, on the second anniversary of her ejection from a Boston night club. At that time, the youthful singer-dancer was sixteen, but people thought she was at least twenty. That is everyone except the authorities, who looked at official records, instead of the more obvious facts in her favor.
But Lois said there were no hard feelings, and all she wanted was a chance to prove her mettle as an entertainer, and this time, there was great doubt that any of the men in blue would interfere with her act at the Rio Casino.
The Wampas beauty, who writes tunes and short stories on the side, is a current favorite with the army, and is the sweetheart of only two outfits less than, Margie Hart, the current laurels queen. Sighing a bit shyly, she admitted a fear of loneliness when husband George leaves for the Navy, but added "I guess I'll have company part of the time."
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