The document is an acceptance speech by a female actress thanking her fans and recalling her journey to becoming a popular actress in the 1950s. She moved from New York to California to pursue her dream of being in motion pictures. Her first movie was in 1951 and her most famous films included Red Widow and High Noon. Throughout her career she was featured on lists of the most beautiful women in America. She is honored to receive the award and grateful for the support of her fans over the years.

1. I would like to say thank you for this award and a special thank you to my fans. I
remembering moving out to New York and that was when I realized I wanted to
be in motion pictures. To pursue this dream I moved to California and it defiantly
paid off. In the 1950s I became a popular actress. My first movie was Fourteen in
1951. My most famous films were Red widow, High Noon, The Country Girl, To
Catch a Thief and H Society. In my years I have been in a total of eleven films and
all of them I have loved being in. When was 46 I was featured in Harper’s
Bazaar’s list of the top ten most beautiful women in America. I also topped the
American’s best dressed list in 1956. In 1962 I topped the Time’s magazine list of
nine reigning beauties in 1962. Years ago I never thought I would be standing
here today. It was in my wildest dreams to even think about something like this. I
am so honored to receive this award. I will never take my fame or what I have for
granted and I just want to say thank you to everyone who has gone on this
journey with me and supported me.