The New Movie Magazine (Jan-Sep 1935)

Constipated Since Her %/tfarriaqe Finds Relief AtLasMnSaFe ALL-VEGETABLE METHOD IT dated from about the time she was married— her trouble with intestinal sluggishness, chronic tiredness, nervousness and headaches. Nothing gave more than partial relief until she tried a product containing a balanced combination of natural plant and vegetable laxatives, Nature's Remedy (NR Tablets). The first dose showed her the difference. She felt so much better immediately — more like living. Your own common sense tells you an allvegetable laxative is best. You've probably heard your doctor say so. Try NR s today. Note how refreshed you feel. Note the natural action, but the thorough cleansing effect. NR's are so kind to your system — so quickly effective in clearing up colds, biliousness, headaches. And they're non-habit forming. The handy 25 tablet box only 25c at any drug store. EDCE 1935 Calendar-Thermometer, beautifully deI Iftt signed in colors and gold. Also samples TUNIS and NR. 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Send me FREE Regular Size Radio Girl Perfume and Trial Size Radio Girl Face Powder. I am enclosing 10c (coin or stamps) for cost of mailing. (Offer Good in U. S. only.) T-l IMM-UP BOX NEWS ABOUT THE NEW FOR A NEW YEAR'S BEAUTY ONE FOR ALL . . . ALL FOR ONE : Here's a new cream so different from any we've tried before, both in texture and effect, that we feel strangely helpless about describing it. The cream, which is recommended as a basic all-around cream for the daily care of the complexion, contains an ingredient called "triactin" and fresh lemon juice. It's all whipped to the luscious consistency of real whipped cream and the result is a soft smooth cream, cool and stimulating. When the cream was first introduced, 537 lucky women were asked to act as "testers" and 511 of them turned in enthusiastic reports (we suspect the remaining 26 were speechless with delight). Women like it because it cleanses so completely, it smooths so perfectly, and leaves the skin soft and dewy. One smart young thing confides that this cream so improved her complexion that not only do all the handsome young men in town ask for her phone number, but they use it, what's more. POURING OIL ON TROUBLED TRESSES: Oh, you poor 'uns with dry scalps . . . without sheen, without lustre, without everything that your crowning glory should be. There's a perfectly grand new soapless oil shampoo on the market that will put highlights into your strawlike tresses because it not only cleanses the hair and scalp but keeps the oil glands normal and active. The treatment is remarkably simple . . . just saturate the hair with tepid water, then pour on a liberal quantity of this magic formula, working it in with firm fingertips. You can literally feel the rich oil soak into your scalp. Rinse with warm water and your hair will be soft, fluffy, gleaming and well-nourished, and you'll make your little oil glands so-o-o happy! If you would like further information about the articles described, and other beauty news, write enclosing stamped envelope to the Beauty Editor, Make-up Box, Tower Magazines, 55 Fifth Avenue, New York, N. Y. DON'T BROOD! ACT! If you've been brooding over what to do with that Christmas check, there's a happy thought in a silver dresser set. When one of the largest manufacturers in existence offers sets of brush, comb, and mirror of shimmery silver in such exquisite designs and at such astoundingly low prices, you just can't afford not to do something about it. The Silver Standard may not have had much economic influence on feminine minds thus far, but if it brings such beautiful pieces of silver within the reach of Old Mr. Budget, we're all for it. LITTLE CURLS, WHAT NOW? Psychologists tell us that the first thing men notice is a girl's complexion and second, her hair. Men shudder at untidy wisps straying over your fur collar, or scrubby little loose ends. We want to announce the discovery of new hail curlers that are proving a boon to womanhood. They manage to gather in all the loose ends and in twenty minutes, produce the loveliest curls, ringlets, and waves. THIS MONTH'S BEAUTY CIRCULAR contains lots of exciting news. ... A Milk Pre-Facial which hails from jolly old England where girls' complexions are as fresh as their gardens . . . tricky new atomizers. . . . An eye-bath so soothing that it would bring sparkle and radiance to the orbs of a tired night owl. NOW ijcu can. act Ike bawie L^CLtrute a* Ike d-axi. . .wdk HOLLYWOOD AmA-^-Jjttj CURLERS Scintillating screen' stars , have to be neat and im* imculate — set the style in hair dress as well a9 the vogue in clothes. So naturally they use Holly* wood Rapid-Dry Curlers ' to get the full,' soft, Am/. ing curls that distinguish the truly smart coiffure. 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Cleanses all shades hair, will not lighten hair. Only 35c. Ask your druggist for MARCHAND'S CASTILE SHAMPOO. Or send to Marchand Co., 2.51 W. 19th St., N. Y. C. 70 The New Movie Magazine, January, 1935