And indeed it was true. Miss
Garbo had come to pay tribute to her long-time friend, Orson Welles, for the success of
his film noir masterpiece, "Touch of Evil." Rarely seen in public for many years now,
the impression she left for those who saw her now, was of regal bearing and class,
and when she turned her enigmatic smile upon the little girl who looked at
her so adoringly, their hearts melted. | |