Here is the story of June Havoc's life from the time she left her mother and the vaudeville act behind until her mother died. Ms. Havoc is prone to write with few personal details, but her books are wonderful in spite of that! She tells each story with an effervescent charm and wit, while remaining somewhat aloof about HER feelings on issues. While she claims not to be the strong character in life that her sister was, I have found her to be of tremendous strength and enduring power. Check out Marathon '33, also by June Havoc. I'm sure it is the same book as her first autobiography, 'Early Havoc'.