Silver Screen (Jun-Oct 1940)

twilight; there are those of mystery and those that are saucy, piquant and frankly impertinent. Perfume can invite, tease, tempt and hold. Some, in this latter class, and frankly expensive, are Ciro's Danger, Schiaparelli's Shocking and Faberge's Tigress. They sound like warnings if you don't want emotional embroilment! To mention some of our favorites, that run the gamut from concentrated perfume to bath and body accessories, there is Cheramy's April Showers, as stirring, let me add, in June as in January. If you've ever been conscious of that first scent of spring in the air, a warm sweetness that you can hardly define, then you've caught the spirit of April Showers. It is a scent to constantly remind any male of your enduring loveliness. In April Showers, you will find bath crystals, eau de Cologne, dusting or talcum powder and a full strength perfume. Happily, these lovelies are not expensive, and all are, indeed, the fragrance of youth. If unusual packages excite you, if you save lovely bottles and unique boxes for this and that, then the Eighteenth Century toiletries are for you. They're new and as different as day from night. There are something like twenty-three different luxuries for you, from bath powder to perfume. Every container is a replica of some Early American piece; for example, a vial of perfume is concealed in a cunning hurricane lamp with a little oldfashioned glass shade. For an Early American bedroom, practically every creation of Eighteenth Century adds a correct decorative touch as well as loveliness for the user. The scent is young, zestful, the true "Foam baths perfume, cleanse and refresh," says mermaid Marjorie Weaver. Right: Priscilla Lane with Charbert's Grand Prix perfume in a novelty holder. If you save lovely bottles and unique boxes for this and that, then the Eighteenth Century toiletries are just for you. spirit of pioneering America. The preparations are not expensive and are for sale in better drug and department stores. They would make a delightful and novel contribution to any bride's trousseau. For carnation lovers, the Roger & Gallet Oeillet Bleu (blue carnation) eau de Cologne and afterbath powder are simply redolent of this spicy flower. A combination of these two will perfume you suffi YVONNE FOX, SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY JUNIOR, SAYS 0 tfcccf" xxwcLaiw notorial lookl AND IT'S YOURS WITH THIS FACE POWDER YOU CHOOSE BY THE COLOR OF YOUR EYES! Follow the modern trend in makeup! Achieve the engaging natural look of gay, young "collegiennes." It's easy with Richard Hudnut Marvelous Face Powder . . . the wonderful new powder you choose by the color of your eyes! ' Eye color, you see, is definitely related to the color of your skin and the color of your hair. It is the simplest guide to cosmetic shades that match and glorify the beauty of your own coloring . . . give you that modern natural look that men prefer! So, whether your eyes are blue, brown, gray or hazel, you'll find the shade that is exactly right for you in Hudnut Marvelous Face Powder . . . the pure, fine-textured powder that you choose by the color of your eyes! See how smoothly Marvelous Face Powder goes on . . . how it agrees with even the most sensitive skin! And how it lasts — ends powder-puff dabbing for hours and hours! For complete color harmony, use matching Marvelous Rouge and Lipstick, too. Hudnut Marvelous Face Powder and harmonizing Rouge and Lipstick at drug and department stores — only 55i each. 65i in Canada. H II DIM mRRVEL FACE POWDE AND MATCHED MAKEUP li g PERSONAL TRY-OUT KIT! Generous junior sizes of Hudnut Marvelous Face Powder and harmonizing Kouge and Lipstick . . . packaged together in an attractive kit, perfect for home or office. In Canada, 65^ 1 or June 1940 15