Vintage 1961 Loretta Young The Things I Had To Learn, Autobiography, HC, Hollywood Star Memoir, Classic Film

1961 The Things I Had To Learn, Loretta Young. Hardcover. Measures about 9" by 6". 256 pages. As told to Helen Ferguson. Very good condition.

Gain insight into the life of a legendary Hollywood icon with this vintage 1961 hardcover edition of "The Things I Had To Learn" by Loretta Young, as told to Helen Ferguson. This engaging autobiography offers, as the dust jacket beautifully states, "the warm, honest, human revelations of a star," providing a personal look at her remarkable journey through life, faith, and fame in the golden age of Hollywood and early television.

This edition measures approximately 9 by 6 inches and contains 256 pages filled with Loretta Young's reflections and experiences. The book is in very good condition for its age, as is its original pictorial dust jacket, which has protected it well and remains bright and appealing. It's a wonderful example of a mid-century celebrity memoir.

This vintage autobiography is a fantastic find for fans of Loretta Young, collectors of classic Hollywood memorabilia, or anyone interested in the personal stories of the Golden Age of cinema and television. It would make a thoughtful gift for a film buff, a student of celebrity culture, someone who admires Loretta Young's elegance and resilience, or anyone who appreciates inspiring life stories. A charming addition to any collection of biographies or a delightful read for a quiet afternoon, offering a glimpse into the heart and mind of a beloved star.

This item is vintage, over 60 years old. While it appears to be in very good condition, there may be minor imperfections that I missed.

Loretta Young (1913-2000) was a highly respected and beloved American actress. Her career successfully transitioned from silent films in the late 1920s to sound films, where she became a major star, and later to television with "The Loretta Young Show" (1953-1961), for which she won Emmy Awards. She won an Academy Award for Best Actress for "The Farmer's Daughter" (1947).