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I Traveled With My Mother, Lela, And There Was Never Enough Money. I Always Had To Roll Down My Silk Stockings And Carry A Doll When We Bought Train Tickets So I Could Go Half-fare. If We Had $3, We Always Figured How To Tip For The Trunks And Still Eat.

-Ginger Rogers

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I Traveled With My Mother, Lela, And

Ginger Rogers

I Traveled With My Mother, Lela, And There Was Never Enough Money. I Always Had To Roll Down My Silk Stockings And Carry A Doll When We Bought Train Tickets So I Could Go Half-fare. If We Had $3, We Always Figured How To Tip For The Trunks And Still Eat.

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