Ferrari Mailing List: Re: Absolutely no Ferrari content (Linda Lovelace)

[red5hilser (red5hilser]

Hey J&P: I never had the privilege of meeting Linda, but when I worked in 
Hollywood in the early 1960's I did meet Barbara Payton, the ex-movie starlet. 
She lived in the broken down hotel across the street from the newspaper. By 
that time she had burned all her bridges at the studios and had gone from a 
$15k a week contract actress to a $5 a trick steet hooker. In her prime she had 
gone through everybody in Hollywood from Howard Hughes to Bob Hope, and maybe 
Rin-Tin-Tin too. 'I was told that' she had the same talent that Linda 
possessed. <G> She finally died of an overdose in the late 60's at the age of 
39. The author John O'Dell write a bio of her called, 'Kiss Tomorrow Goodby - 
The Barbara Payton Story' that I contributed to. Hell, I'm even in the credits. 
Google her for an interesting read.

Yer pal, Ferrari Bubba


-----Original Message-----
From: JAshburne [at] aol.com
Subject: Re: [Ferrari] Absolutely no Ferrari content (Linda Lovelace)




I'll bet that having Linda Lovelace on your lap was an "uplifting" experience!? 
No wonder she wrote "keep it up!"

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John

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In a message dated 10/23/2007 1:27:55 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, red5hilser 
[at] aol.com writes:

Hey Phil: How low can some women sink? I would have framed it and 'hung' it on 
the wall.

Yer pal, Ferrari Bubba


-----Original Message-----
From: philville dejazzd.com philville [at] dejazzd.com
Subject: Absolutely no Ferrari content (Linda Lovelace)


One time many years ago, Linda decided to try and do legitimate theatre, she 
opened in a play here in Phila.( I do not recall the name date or how long the 
play ran) at any rate after the play there was a charity dinner. My wife and I 
attended the dinner with a table full of friends....during dessert Linda came 
over to our table sat on my lap and chatted she autographed my play bill, "Dear 
Phil keep it up, love Linda". I think that she as well as I found it an 
uplifting experience. I believe that my wife subsequently disposed of the book 
and the autograph but the memory lingers.
Phil

Philip "Phil" Tegtmeier?
39 Churchill Drive 
Elverson?Pa 19520 





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