Modern Screen (Dec 1931 - Nov 1932 (assorted issues))

Modern Screen and white cloth dog with a ribbon around it's neck bearing the name of the boat. And Garbo has a hobby of collecting men's handkerchiefs. Among her own kerchiefs, which are large silk squares initialed G. G., are several big linen ones embroidered with C. B. which Garbo told her housekeeper stood for the director, Clarence Brown. There were several marked with a plain S that once belonged to her old friend Mauritz Stiller and others marked F standing for the French director, Jacques Feyder. Most intriguing of all her keepsakes was the plain gold wedding ring that the housekeeper found tucked away in the corner of the drawer in the little table at the head of Garbo' bed when she was putting clean paper in it one day. A wedding ring hidden in Garbo's bedroom. What did it mean? Did she keep it near her bedside to take out in the still of the night and bring back cherished memories ? Or was it only a "prop" wedding ring that she had sometime worn in a picture ? T N this same bedroom Garbo kept a big, rough, wooden box in plain sight shoved under a dressing table. "It arrived soon after Christmas," said the housekeeper, "filled with an assortment of canned anchovies, sardines, caviar and liver paste. "Miss Garbo had the cover ripped off and the box left in her bedroom. She must have gotten up in the night and lunched on the canned delicacies as we often found empty tin boxes in her bedroom in the morning. Other times we found them in the kitchen sink." It seemed that Garbo never has learned to like American food. One of her favorite nearby excursions was to lunch on shipboard when certain Swedish and German boats docked in the Los Angeles harbor. And just like you and I Garbo has her strange little habits of saving and little idiosyncrasies. For instance she has a mania for watching a burning fire-place. No matter how hot the day, according to her housekeeper, whenever Garbo went into the living room she lighted the wide fireplace which she had ordered to be kept laid with logs. If friends were with her they invariably suggested that they go out in the garden. But as soon as Garbo came back in the room she would light the fireplace again. "Sometimes," said the housekeepers, "that fireplace was swept and laid six times a day." And they were always picking up the little piles of torn foreign fan mail that Garbo left all over the place. "We could follow her trail by these heaps of paper," they laughed. "We would find them in the garden, on her bed, on the floor in her bedroom, on the floor in her automobile, in front of the fireplace in the living room, everywhere. "This trail was a great help to us when we were searching for her colored glasses, which she was continually losing all over the place. "And as she seldom carried a purse Re-Decorate for 10 « a Window with the new 1933 eolors and patterns in CLOPAY WINDOW SHADES ... only 10 c each! New Decorators' StylesinPatterned Shades Illustrated at the right is the new Lotus design, one of several new patterns now on display. • Get New Effects with These Plain Colors ....... Apple Green (New) — Dark Green — Ecru — Baltimore Blue — White — Dark Tan. A MILLION women have Found that Clopay Window Shad es are the smartest, least expensive way to bring new life and color into jaded rooms. And now new colors, and patterns created by distinguished American artists offer you a wider choice than ever for getting new color effects in your home. The new apple green shade is stunning with white woodwork, and brightens rooms amazingly. The new patterned shades put life into rooms with plain walls and draperies. Clopay Shades look expensive at your windows. They actually outwear shades costing 5 to 10 times as much. The new Fall patterns are now on display in the stores. Be sure to see them before you buy new shades at any price. At 5c and 10c stores and 5c to $1 .00 stores everywhere, 10c each. Attached in a jiffy to your old rollers without tacks or tools. In Canada, 1 5c. Don't Miss These New CLOPAY Values 2 €LOPAY Bridge Table Covers Perfect playing surface! Tight-fitting elastic corners. No tapes to tie. Three colors — French blue and ecru, apple green and ecru; black and tangerine. Another ~m ^ good CLOPAY product. 1UC CLOPAY Shades mounted on standard wood spring rollers, with wood slat, brackets, nails and screw eye. Complete for 20c each. A sensational value! C LO PAY Shade Pulls.. J e w e I 1 i k e shade pulls moulded from Bakelite and Plaskon, with double 1 0-inch cords. Always look like new. able; attractive; and modern. No more soiled, unsightly, crocheted shade pulls. 7 colors, to _ match all CLOPAY Shades. OC Washable; dur CLOPAY CORPORATION . 1280 YORK STREET • CINCINNATI, OHIO 97'