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WORKING GIRL
HOW to undress on $20 a week.
That's the problem bothering many a pore lil working girl.
How can a frill get "frillies," how can she negotiate negligees, how can she pay for payjamas, what's the combination for getting a combination, on the mere pittance she earns from pitiless toil?
Film Fun herewith slips her the answer. Slips her the recipe for obtaining a slip for a trifle. Prominent movie people demonstrate in various poses how you can sit in satins, linger in lingerie and wear a mere nothing for a mere nothing. Prices of garments marked in plain figures and garments displayed on figures far from plain. Take these pictures with you when you go shopping, lil working girl, and try and match them in the stores. Maybe you can, who knows?
POSED BY LILYAN TASH
Lounging Robe. Sofa so good. Made of Sears Roebuckskin. Only $1,543.29.
POSED BY LILLIAN KNIGHT.
She may shimmie in this chemise and she may not. It's just a slip for a slip of a girl. $3.98 with Boudoir tax of $93.
POSED BY JANE THOMAS AND AN EXTRA.
Turkish bath suit trimmed with calf-shin in pale watercolor. Reduced to almost nothing.
POSED BY DOROTH MACKAILL.
This negligee has nothing but atmosphere. Price — a mere nothing
POSED BY MAE MURRAY.
A dainty step in to step out with. Any lil' girl can have it for $f>9.
POSED BY TOM RICKETTS.
Robe de Nuit of a fine frogs'
hair. The latest from Paris
(Ky.). Woolworth the price,
$3,69.
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