She snuck into town disguised as a man. Then, she masqueraded as a bag lady,
an italian contessa and a newspaper columnist, all in effort to reacquaint
herself with her long-lost family, the Capwells of Sant
a
Barbara. When her true
character, Sophia, 
the thought-to-be dead wife of C.C., finally emerged, all
eyes were on actress Juduth McConnnell. Unfortunately for Sophia, she had not arrived soon enough. C.C.'s heart had
been won by Gina DeMott, who became the second Mrs. Capwell in Sophia's absence.
While actress Linda Gibboney portrayed Gina Capwell, she and Judith became fast
friends. Linda, who has left SB to pursue other projects, often visits Judith at
her ''cottage'' to catch up on things. They also like going out on the town.
Both are single, fun-loving and enjoy each other's company tremendously.''We jiggle a lot. We laugh,'' admits Judith. ''On the set, we used to make
each other laugh all the time, so it was really hard to get into the attitude,
''you are taking my husband; you are taking my son away.''. Adds Linda, ''And
when we got toghether with Luise Sorel (Augusta Lockridge), forget about
it!'' Judith's home, rumored to have been the pied-a-terrre of Charlie Chaplin, has
a dream-like quality. With almost a denial of design, the place is open
and illogical. Walls, stairways, ceilings and terraces are angled and arcaded
for no apparent reason. The effect is astonishing, undefined , romantic and
intrinsically seductive. ''It's a heaven in the hills'' says Linda, praising
Judith's taste.
