Stock Photo - Jan 1, 1950 - At home with the Mansfields.. The 18th Century country home of actor Hubert Gregg in the little community of Gerrards Cross, Buckinghashire, hs become a hive of activity-since cinemorsel Jayne Mansfield, her muscle-bound husband Mickey Hergitay their daughter and new arrival, baby boy Miklos, moved in as guests ('I wouldn't let my house' said Gregg) while Jayne plied her part in a film titled 'Too hot to handle' beding made here. :I will never let films come between me and domesticity' swore Miss Mansfield. 'I want five children and ten puppy dogs'. Though theirnew temporary home boasts only two bedrooms, she hed to find a house with a pibk bedrrom. I can't sleep in anything by a pink bvedroom and this house has one of teh prettiest she whispered eastatically. 'True it hasn't ll bathrooms, like we have at home, but i think we will get along fine with four. i have decided not to have a butler. i think we're too domestic for him'. As for Mickey? He'll struggle with his dumb-bells (the forged steel equipment known as Hargitay's Health Glow) and do a bit of gard ning'I like de green of de countryside' he exclaimed. photo shows Mansfield at feeding time: With baby Milkos in the garden (exact date unknown) (Credit Image: © Keystone Press Agency/Keystone USA via ZUMAPRESS.com)