Hollywood (1937)

rftK9oPAY MOMONTHSlO^ Putodotlai ope with name, address, number of article desired and brief note stating age [must be over 20] occupation, employer and other facts. We will open o 10 month charge account and send selection for approval and trial. If satisfied, pay balance In 10 equal monthly payments. Otherwise return and dollar will be refunded. Everything confidential — no direct inquiries. Brown Haired Qirls-be Blondes AGAIN Get Back the Lovely Golden Lightness of Childhood Makes Hair 2 to 4 Shades Lighter in 1 Shampoo Try this fascinating new ShamDOo-R i n s e which, in a few minutes and at the cost of but a few cents, washes your hair 2 to 4 shades lighter. Safely, too. You will be delighted with the new shimmering highlights and lustre of your hair, the glorious, natural golden radiance that usually comes only in childhood. This amazing shampoo-called New Blondes (now in a combination package with FREE Golden Rinse) — hitherto used only for blondes, is now just as effective with browns, chestnuts and "near blondes" whose hair has grown darkened and dull. Start New Blondes today. Contains no bleach or dye. prevents brittleness and dandruff, rejuvenates the roots, makes your permanent "take" better. Sold at all stores. Buy the large size — it costs less per shampoo. ^BLONDEX KSSS Joan of Arts [Continued from page 39] "My picture name, I thought, would be a big asset in the east. Oh, yes, people had heard of me. But they also had heard of Tony, Tom Mix's horse. "Jean Paul King, the ace announcer, called me one day and said he knew of a spot for a singer and that he'd take me over to the sponsor's office. "My reception at the office was none too warm. 'Movie star! We certainly don't want any movie people. We've heard about their outbursts of temperament and we want none of them! Anyway, we've got a singer and all she had to do is sign the contract.' " But the sponsors finally agreed to let Joan audition. They made her harmonize, something she'd never done before. Then they asked her to do some of her songs. "But there's no piano," she responded. "Sing," they replied. So Joan sang. She did the numbers she'd made such a hit with when she'd made personal appearances in such towns as Gotham, Ind., Chicago, III., and Washington, D. C. Then she went into her finale, a specialty on Little Man You've Had a Busy Day. The sponsors were almost in tears but Joan didn't know whether it was because her singing was good or bad. For some time she wondered what was to be the real finale to the audition. ONE afternoon Joan was sitting at a counter-lunch down to her last five bucks. She thumbed carelessly through her New York paper and, as a matter of habit, glanced at the radio section. There staring at her was a picture of the radio singer to be starred on Andre Kostelanetz's program. Ah, you know whose picture it was. And so it was that the actress entered into a new phase of her career. After her triumphs Joan came back to Hollywood to visit her family. Today the twenty-two-year-old actress is back in major motion pictures because she believes that she has something besides a pretty face, a swell figure, and average dramatic ability to offer. She has the background of radio and stage appearances. She has the valuable confidence that being her own boss has given her. She has a feeling for the great musicians and their work. So with Joan, it's Forward, Marsh! MANY NEVER SUSPECTCAUSE OF BACKACHES This Old T-eatment Often Brings Happy Relief Many sufferers relieve nagging backache quickly, once they discover that the real cause of their trouble may be 'tired kidneys. The kidneys are Nature's chief way of taking the excess acids and waste out of the blood. Most people • pass about 3 pints a day or about 3 pounds of waste. Frequent or scanty passages with smarting and burning shows there may be something wrong with your kidneys or bladder. An excess of acids or poisons in your blood, when due to functional kidney disorders, may be the cause of nagging backache, rheumatic pains, lumbago, leg pains, loss of pep and energy, getting up nights, swelling, puffiness under the eyes, headaches and dizziness. Don't wait! Ask your druggist for Doan's Pills, used successfully by millions for over 40 years. They give happy relief and will help the IS miles of kidney tubes flush out poisonous waste from your blood. Get Doan's Pills. In Old Chicago Starring Tyrone Power and Alice Faye, will soon be shown in the nation's leading movie theatres. But you can get a preview glimpse of this spectacular production in the November issue of Movie Story Magazine Also in this 4::::;:::::': issue are fiction versions of Double Wedding, starring William Powell and Myrna Loy; Stand-in, with Leslie Howard and Joan Blondell; Breakfast for Two, with Barbara Stanwyck and Herbert Marshall; and Wife, Doctor and Nurse, with Loretta Young and Warner Baxter. You Can Regain Perfect Speech, If you STAMMER Pent] today for beautifully Illustrated book entitled "DON'T STAM3IER," which describes the Bogue Unit Methori for the scientific correction of stammering and stuttering. Method successfully used at Bogue Institute for 36 years— since 1901. Endorsed by physicians. Tull information concerning correction of stammering Rent free. No obligation. Benjamin N. Bogue, Dept. 722, Circle Towar, Indianapolis, Indiana Best Support for Rupture l Is the Human Hand f * Why worry and Buffer with that rap t? tare any longer? Learn aboutmyper fected invention. It has brought ease, comfort and happiness to thousands 1 who suffered from reducible rupture. I It has an Automatic Air Cushion I which softly yet securely holds the u rupture in — position. No steel w^*--*^^ springs or pads. No salves orplasters. Durable . cheap. Sent on trial to prove it. Beware of imitap 1 nons. Never sold in stores nor by agents. Write to day for foil information sent free in plain, scaled envelope. BROOKS CO., 139-C State St., Marshall, Mich. 80 ACCEPT NO SUBSTITUTES! ALWAYS INSIST ON THE ADVERTISED BRAND!