Dagmar Godowsky, 1924, Photoplay magazine.
[from her wiki page] “In 1958, Godowsky published a thoroughly candid autobiography entitled ‘First Person Plural’. She wrote “I lived only for pleasure and I spoiled my own fun. Where was I running? From whom? Little feet running around the globe. Nothing but circles, and I never once bumped into myself.[3] In the book she named Enrico Caruso, Arthur Rubinstein, Jascha Heifetz, Charles Chaplin, Igor Stravinsky, and Valentino among her “great loves”. When queried about the number of husbands she had, Godowsky responded, “Two of my own, my dear, and several of my friends’. “


















