The couple returned to Hollywood early in January 1954, but found the climate in Hollywood had gone from chilly to severe. They left again after six months, and what followed were two more years of bad luck. In 1956, Caspary and Igee returned to Hollywood when the HUAC had finally lost interest in their playthings. A job was waiting for her; an old friend Sol Siegel had purchased the rights to the book "Les Girls", and was eager for her to adapt it for the screen. However MGM wouldn't employ Casparay unless she wrote a letter stating that she had never been a member of the Communist Party; under such duress, she capitulated and wrote the letter. Years later, Caspary remembered Cukor's "Les Girls" with Gene Kelly and Mitzi Gaynor as her most enjoyable studio experience.