Hollywood (1941)

Holly wood Newsreel [Continued from page 17] jolly old Sigma Phi Epsilon phrases it, "The Girl of the Year is tall enough to look over your shoulder and has enough meat on her bones to make a bathing suit justify its existence. This condition is attainable only by ordering flapjacks and sausages instead of lettuce-and-tomato sandwiches when out on a late date with a Sig Ep." These delicate sentiments were included in a scroll sent to Jane Russell, star of Howard Hughes' The Outlaw, by Steve English, secretary of the Sigma Phi Epsilon chapter. Miss Russell, scanning the citation, remarked, "And I do eat like a horse," proving that the Sig Eps know their women. | To celebrate the release of Footsteps in the Dark Errol Flynn was invited to add his footprints to the collection of Grauman's Chinese Theater. The bid was received by Flynn on the high seas. In reply he radioed: "Glad to immortalize my dogs. Have written poem for occasion as follows: " 'Lives of great men all remind us We can make our exploits greater And, departing, leave behind us Footprints in the lobby of Grauman's Chinese Theater.' " | George Metaxas, the Graeco -Rumanian actor who was once in the diplomatic service, received via diplomatic pouch a letter from his cousin General John Metaxas, generalissimo of the Greek armies, ten days after the gallant leader's death. The communication dealt only with family affairs and its contents will not be made public. Metaxas has preserved the three pages under mica for the family archives. Real life lovers, Ilona Massey and Alan Curtis, portray roles of screen sweethearts in New Wine. Miss Massey sings many of Franz Schubert's lovely melodies A Magic Wand Of Loveliness for CINDERELLA HAIR? ILLUSTRAT Not Magic . . . but Drene! The Shampoo that reveals up to 33% MORE LUSTRE IN HAIR* than even finest soaps, most liquid shampoos! 9 Do you have "Cinderella hair"? You know, the kind that is drab, lustreless and unglamorous even right after it's washed. Then you're probably using the wrong kind of shampoo. You see, most liquid shampoos and even the finest soap combine with minerals in water to form a "bath-tub ring." In shampooing, an unrinsable film is left, hiding the true loveliness of each strand of hair. Drene is thrillingly different! Its patented cleansing ingredient does not combine with minerals in water, to leave a dulling film. As a result, Drene reveals up to 33% more lustre than finest soaps in all colors of hair. Drene makes highlights dance and sparkle to accent and emphasize your waves brings out the depth and warmth of color . . . reveals the hidden loveliness of your hair. And Drene is economical! Let Drene be the "magic wand" to transform your Cinderella hair into an alluring crown that men will notice, women envy. You'll be amazed at the difference this sensa Trade Mark Ren . U. S. Pat. Off. StonL WxM EMINENT HAIRSTYLIST OF HOTEL ST. REGIS SALON, NEW YORK, says: I shampooed and coiffured the model above — and testify that these photos truthfully illustrate the amazing difference in lustre that Drene Shampoo can make! OTHER FAMOUS BEAUTY SALONS USING DRENE INCLUDE: Rohde's Beauty Salon Edgewater Beach Hotel, Chicago Don Martinez St. Louis Marc Garlman Gold Coast, Chicago Burton Skiles Hairstylists, Hollywood tional shampoo can make! *Lusrre-A1erer Tests, carefully made at Procter & Gamble labora tor ies, prove hair washed with Drene reveals up to 33% more lustre than soapwashed hair. BLONDE: If your hair has a canary color, not its true blonde look, it may be due to dulling film. Reveal its real glory with Drene. BRU N ETTE: Lime-soap film leaves brunette hair with a drab, dull look. Drene forms no such film; leaves hair glowing, shining. RED: If dulling film leaves your hair looking dark instead of bringing out its natural, warm reddish tone, try Drene. GRAY: If lime-soap film leaves an ugly yellowish cast, use Drene. It reveals the natural dignity and allure of gray hair. SPECIAL— For normal or dry hair REGULAR— For oily hair 19