"Best Book of the Year!" Classic Images, 2007

5 Minutes More
by Sybil Jason

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Chapter 1: Explanation of contents of new book

Chapter 2: CHILD STAR SYNDROME
Why most ex-kid stars don't succeed as adults

Chapter 3: THE SEDOND TIME AROUND (I tried for a second career)

Chapter 4: REALITY BITES (bad experience pursuing an adult career)

Chapter 5: A POT POURRI OF TALENT (How and why I chose this new list of icons)

Chapter 6: PETAH-PETAH-PETAH (Bette Davis)

Chapter 7: THERE IS NOTHING LIKE A DAME
(Joan Blondell, Glenda Farrell, Marion Davies, W. William Randolph Hearst, Carole Lombard)

Chapter 8: ERIN GA BRAUGH (Pat O. Brien)

Chapter 9: THE PLEASURE OF HER COMPANY
(Kay Francis)

Chapter 10: TALL, DARK & CHARMING
(Cesar Romero)

Chapter 11: BORN TO DANCE
(Eleanor Powell)

Chapter 11: WHEN SILENCE WAS TRULY GOLDEN

Chapter 12: A TRUE GENIUS
(Charlie Chaplin)

Chapter 13: A DAREDEVIL COMEDIAN
(Harold Lloyd)

Chapter 14: I NEVER CALLED HIM FATTY
(Minta Durfee Arbuckle)

Chapter 15: THE KID
(Jackie Coogan)

Chapter 16: VAUDEVILLIANS SUPREME
(MIKE & MEYER Joe Weber and Lew Fields)

Chapter 17: DEM GUYS
(J. Carrol Naish, Jack LaRue, Ward Bond, Marc Lawrence, Joseph Sawyer)

Chapter 18: SECOND BANANA SCENE STEALERS
(Edward Everett Horton and Allen Jenkins)

Chapter 19: BEFORE AND AFTER
(Linda Darnell)

Chapter 20: WHAT YOU SEE IS WHAT YOU GET
(Joan Leslie)

Chapter 21: HOW LUCKY CAN YOU GET
(Ann Rutherford)

Chapter 22: THE FACE IS FAMILILIAR
(Delmar Watson)

Chapter 23: THE NAME IS JONES, D. JONES
(Dickie Jones)



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NAMED BEST BOOK OF 2005 BY CLASSIC IMAGES!

Leonard Maltin makes Sybil's book a Best Pick!

One of the neatest (and certainly most enjoyable) autobiographies you'll ever read is My Fifteen Minutes: An Autobiography of a Child Star in the Golden Era of Hollywood by Sybil Jason. Sybil, one of the most talented child actresses of the 1930s, knows what her fans want--stories, and lots of them, about all the famous people she worked with and knew. This isn't a mudslinging tell-all; this ex-child star is--surprisingly and refreshingly--not bitter. She led a very colorful life, and shares it with her readers.
Classic Images/Laura Wagner May 2005