This Is How I Keep House

On a quiet street in San Fernando Valley, in a block of modest homes, stands a small white frame house. No sight seeing bus has ever passed by to point it out to tourists, and as far as the neighbors are concerned, the young couple who live there are just nice kids with the same working, housekeeping, and babysitting problems they have. It's only when a relative from out-of-town comes for a visit that they remember to point out that the young couple who live on their block are film stars, Barbara Hale and Bill Williams.

Until very recently, Barbara was faced with the problems of a working mother with part-time help; and like most women in the same circumstances, she found herself figuring out shortcuts in the housework, so she could spend more time with her husband, Bill, and their little daughter, Jody.
Many of the problems have been solved since the arriv a full-time maid named Robby.

Barbara believes in a fair distribution of labor. Bill, is currently starring in Columbia's "The Firefighters," has charge of the outdoor tasks of. the yard, garage and workshop. Three-year-old Jody is learning to keep her own clothes and toys in, order; and Barbara--now that there's, a full-time maid to do the cleaning and cooking--is relegated to the tasks of picking up, the family's personal things, sorting clothes for the cleaner and laundry, and doing the family marketing. And, when MOVIELAND's photographer dropped by the other day, she was busily teaching Robby the tricks she evolved to lighten the burden of housework. 

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