June 1941 the press tells: "When a former model named June Francis came to Hollywood recently she was introduced to Victor Orsatti, an agent who might have been helpful to her career. However, they didn't reach a business agreement; just chatted a while. Soon afterward Miss Francis became the client of another agent, got a contract at Paramount and changed her name to Katharine Booth. Introduced a second time to Orsatti as Miss Booth, she mumbled her real name to remind him they'd met before. He didn't understand: thought the girls were roommates or something. Next day Orsatti, a bachelor who really gets around, telephoned Katharine Booth for a date. 'Incidentally, I've got a friend,’ he added, ‘and I wish you'd bring June Francis for him.' She promised. So it was a three-sided date that evening with the men feeling pretty silly and Miss Booth having the time of her life."