Camera - April 14, 1923 to February 16, 1924 (April 1923-February 1924)

"The Digest of the Motion Picture Industry" Page 19 Wampas Week in San Francisco January 19-26 Hotel Plaza warmly welcomes the Wampas crew and assures them of every comfort here during this week of gaiety. HOTEL IP LATA POST STREET AT STOCKTON ART LEE SPECIALIST ON MAKE-UP Will teach you how to Make Up Correctly. Read my references Telephone 598-207 12 St. James Court, Hollywood, at Western VEJtiOVEL NfGVDES Ijwod 7677 SAMUEL CSHINE-erasa^Mon/c.. General Trucking and Hauling Reproductions, •till Finishing LITTLE Publicity Photography Commercial Photographer Phone 43 7902 J 74 Hollywood Blvd. Corner Bronson IF ITS MADE OF LEATHER WE HAVE IT Anything in novelties. And if you re Interested in Indian apparel, coway outfits or smart English Saddlery oods — we have it. hone 432-3U8 1550 Cahuenga Ave. RARE OUT OF PRINT BOOKS Searched for and reported upon free of charge. HOLLYWOOD BOOK AND PRINT SHOP 780 Highland Ave. 478-132 Considering Raiment By Sada Cowan and Howard Higgin Continued from Page 5 people want to have a social chat with her, rather than discuss humdrum business. For clothes actually affect us when we wear them. Take a studio example: A very prominent director — we shall mention no names — saw starring possibilities in a girl who had hitherto been a bathing-beauty, pert and saucy; he clothed her in gorgeous raiment of silken and gold cloth, gave her jewels galore, even to be-gemming her slippers; he dressed her hair in most exotic, elaborate fashion; her dresses all had long trains and tight hems. As a result, she lost the free and easy stride of the bathing-girl, she carried her head erect and queenly. Her whole attitude changed without any instruction, so that she could show her clothes. Naturally, and entirely subconsciously, she assumed the queenly bearing that her clothes demanded. After a few months, the impulse was so strong that this actress would have looked just as imposing in a bathing-suit as she did in her gorgeous studio evening costumes; in short, the clothes had sold her a certain attitude which was now hers, on the set, in the street, or at home. Similarly, we can all change our entire bearing, as well as our carriage, posture, etc., by the type of clothes we wear. Therefore, having thought out exacttly the parts we want to play in the human drama, it behooves us to dress ourselves for those parts, and then in a short space of time, we will find ourselves assuming them naturally, gracefully and convincingly. The drama of the studio and of the screen is after all the drama of life, merely focused to a small pinpoint. The same rules apply in the larger sphere as in the lesser. The second instruction regarding dress is to adhere to type. The well-drssed man, as well as the well-dressd woman, is welldressed because he has studied his own type and has seen to it that his clothes show him off to best advantage, irrespective of the minor change in the mode from time to time. Of course, the exemplification of this idea is the more colorful with the female sex, since men's style have but minor changes with the seasons or with the period. The matron looks ludicrous in the flapper costume, and vice versa. There is nothing more appealing to every man, whatever his age, than a youthful matron who realizes that her callow days have gone, and who dresses the part she really holds. Naturally, in dressing this part, she will assume the proper carriage and demeanor for it. Some of us are beautiful — but these people can wear almost anything. But most of us have just one or two points of interest about us. These are the things we should study, just as any stage or screen director or playwright studies his characters. Having studied them, we must use our best thoughts to dress them correctly. Then we will, consciously or subconsciously, play these parts convincingly and attain success in whatever sphere of life we are acting. LOCATION LUNCHES Holly 76G0 KWIK LUNCH 1626 Cahuenga Ave. 1714 Highland Ave. 7560 Sunset Blvd. Dramatic Conquest Continued from page 6 the young actor intimately can appreciate how he can "take himself in" when it spells greater charm in his work. He is the capable man who can hand out freely all the drama in the world, and yet be like the eternal boy who still believes in ghost stories. This past year has witnessed success after success for him, the variety of characterizations he has played in his entire career is most impressive, but his name on the dotted line for "Magnolia" in a role so uniquely outstanding as that of the young hero who had to learn to fight to demonstrate that he was a true southerner, means more than a "big" part. It is nearing the goal! And Landis has proved that if an actor keeps moving he will reach the goal and find that all the hard work and the long hours are worth while. Cfje grt of Pel Canto Jf Iorcnce Sberp &ice Dramatic jg>oprano GTeather ano Jfeoloist Telephone 472-707 Residence Studio, 1953 N. Highland Ave., Hollywood See Sailing Wolf for that RADIO SET THE CHENEY SHOP 6611 Hollywood Blvd. Phone Holly 4158 Doctors FORD & FORD Palmer Graduate Scientific Spinal Adustments Individual Rest Rooms Anna Mu Ford Office O.C.. Ph. C. Ground Floor G. Henry Ford D.C.. Ph.C. CHIROPRACTORS 5911 Hollywood Boulevard 10 to 12 — 2 to 5 Mon., Wed., Friday Evenings, 6 to 8 Violet Ray and Electric Massage at your home or in studio BLANCHE COREY MASSEUSE BEAUTY CULTURIST Touralne Apartments 447 S. Hope Metropolitan 5401 Did you forget to send that bouquet for her birthday? Phone us, we will take care of it for you! 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