Friday, February 8, 2013
“The doyenne of early television, Arlene Francis, was involved in so many things — Broadway, film, lavish parties and mixing with the most elite of the elite. She was also, it seems, a fan of vacuum-packed meats as evidenced by her 1961 sort-of cookbook, No Time for Cooking…” More

“The doyenne of early television, Arlene Francis, was involved in so many things — Broadway, film, lavish parties and mixing with the most elite of the elite. She was also, it seems, a fan of vacuum-packed meats as evidenced by her 1961 sort-of cookbook, No Time for Cooking…” More