Evening Star Newspaper, August 23, 1931, Page 89

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.—GRAVURE SECTION—AUGUST 23, 193L Long dresses are worn everywhere in Hollywood this season, which is pretty hard on the visiting stars with the cute legs from Germany and thereabouts, who have a terrible time thinking up natural poses for the stills. Hollywood, if we can believe what our leading movie maga- zines say, is miles ahead of the rest of us on beautiful interiors. And just to prove it we show you the manly form of Lester Lou- vain, screen star, in his early American library—alone, as you ;ec, with just his book and his 0g. Young Bobbie Biltmore is a good example of this season’s style in young leading men. No caveman stuff; just a big bundle of happy boy. ’ Dorothy Bitnumen, film favorite, on opening nights at Grauman's used to get terribly upset the way a girl had to sit there in the dark, with everybody just looking at the stage, so she devised a special type of fitted bag to carr{J on such occasions equipped with two small baby spots. ow she can overhaul her make-up four, five or more times during lan I(evenin; and give the people around her something to ook at. Unless you are right on the ground, or have access to the leading film magazines, you have no idea what Hollywood can do for a girl. Look at Isabelle Castile. Back in 1926, when she arrived on the Chief, she thought she was cut out for a vamp. The director of her first film turned her over to the costumer and in no time at all they had shown her that she was an ingenue type. Then they senf her to a numerologist (her name was Ida May Milk in those days), who convinced her a new name was necessary, and now look at her (on the right), a beautiful cultured star, in her latest release, “The Secret Co-ed” Fifi Freshet is engaged to a flyer, and so, of course, she expects to be way up in the air a lot after the ceremony. So her first thought was, “What shall I wear with- out leaning too much toward the conserv- ative?” Fifi looked around and thought hard and the first thing that struck her was that Lots of the girls are wearing shorts on the Bo Peep Lipman designed this lit- tennis courts this season, but Sally Gloria Gun tle printed jacket herself, says this the fascinating wife of Director D.rlingmr‘ month's Screen Confidences. She A girl to be really chic these days has to match her (Bruiser) Gun, is very conservative and wears aviators never wore 3 calls it_her dental jacket, and when perfumes to her moods, which is quite an advance over the regulation pajama ensemble. “I'm an old- okirts. So she persen- i ; ever she goes to see her dentist the early days when even the grandest had to match her fashioned girl.” said Sally to Fredericka Fancy, ally designed these lictle (RIS IF o about a cleaning or the flaw in the moods to musk or frangipani. Rotunda Del Monte, the whe came to interview Sally for Film Playland, flying pantics, which she bridgework she wears it. Sets of Mexican screen beauty, has a perfume for every passing “and, since I have had to give up my tap dancing calls her “whoopee suit. false teeth printed on a gum-pink whim, as it were—a suitable scent for every occasion because it was spoiling my legs, I have had just ground, edged with dental floss, make Here she is in her perfume bower selecting “Whif de oodles of fun baking and washfng and mending a very cute little coatee Hamburger” to wear to a Pekingese kennel show sox.”