Jacqueline White(I)

Her first part for RKO was performing a sneeze for Zasu Pitts.

[on working with Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy in Salve-se Quem Puder (1943)] They were very nice men--we chatted between takes but there was no joking around off camera. They were at the end of their careers at this time. When I was a little girl, a friend of mine managed to get us passes--and we saw Laurel and Hardy shoot one of their famous scenes. Then, years later, here I was actually making a movie with them! What a thrill that was! They were charming and a delight.