In its January 1965 issue, Movie Life magazine featured a pictorial of Inger letting loose at a local amusement park. Obviously staged publicity during the run of The Farmer's Daughter, the editors spun the story as Inger, upon hearing her show's director yell "Cut!", rushing "out of the Screen Gems' parking lot and onto the open road...For a brief hour Inger took her pert nose off the grindstone and poked it into a world of fun. She raced on the merry-go-round, walked barefoot, ate cotton candy. Unwound. For a gal who believes in a firm 'no trespassing' sign on her private life—this was a rare occasion, allowing us a personal glimpse of a wistful, wondrous Inger Stevens."
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All photos are scans from my magazine collection.
"Off Limits." Movie Life. January 1965.
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