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...myself won't be there, her publicist repeated in arranging the tete-a-tete. So just ask Liz anything you want. I think you'll find she can be extremely honest...
...newspapers never really did know what to call the lady in question--or else, if they did, they weren't letting it get any further than the inevitable city room locker jokes. In the news columns of the fifties, Liz Renay was variously described as "glamorous," "beauteous," "redhead," or "blonde," as an "acquaintance," "playgirl," "entertainer," or "stripper," as an "acquaintance," "girlfriend," or "date" of gambler Mickey Cohen and gangster Anthony Coppola...
...when Miss Renay was hurried off to California's Terminal Island on a three-year perjury charge, the adjectives were no longer necessary. Her name said it all. Liz Renay--one-time winner of a Marilyn Monroe look-alike contest, four times divorced and occasional artist--had herself become a grade-B, low-budget Hollywood legend even though the studios had long since black balled her for fear of her shadowy connections...
Well, for starters, there's money in it. Lyle Stuart has just published Liz Renay's memoirs, "My Face for the World to See," and Stuart has already promised his star fall property, authoress Renay, that with him behind her she's destined to outsell even his previous record-breaking bookends, "The Sensuous Man" and "The Sensuous Woman...
...Imagine!" Liz laughs, a laugh that comes too easy and is turned against herself once too often for your own comfort if not also hers...