In the 1960s , Radziwill attempted to forge a career as an actress . Her acting attempt was unsuccessful , if highly publicized . She starred in the 1967 production of '' The Philadelphia Story '' as the spoiled Main Line heiress Tracy Lord . The play was staged at the Ivanhoe Theatre in Chicago , and Radziwill 's performance was widely panned . A year later , she appeared in a television adaptation of the 1944 film '' Laura '' , which was also badly received . A London townhouse and a manor , Turville Grange ( which she shared with her second husband ) that she owned had both been decorated by Italian stage designer Lorenzo Mongiardino ; they were greatly admired and frequently photographed by Cecil Beaton and Horst P. Horst . She herself worked briefly as an interior decorator in a style much influenced by her association with Mongiardino . Her clientele were the wealthy ; she once decorated a house " for people who would not be there more than three days a year " . She frequented celebrity company , including travelling with The Rolling Stones during their 1972 tour of North America , which she attended alongside the writer Truman Capote
their 1972 tour of North America
The Rolling Stones American Tour 1972
Lee Radziwill