Motion Picture (Aug 1937-Jan 1938)

What seems to me to be a sensible theory is that offered by a firm making a soft-base face powder that provides a smooth, natural finish for your skin. This firm offers samples of its five shades. for you to test, so that you can determine which one is most suited to your skin under ail conditions. Their idea is that you can arrive at a shade which, applied sparingly, will provide a flattering finish without forming a mask-like coating. In addition to its lovely, natural shades, the powder is clinging, soft in texture and delicately perfumed. Comes in ten and twenty cent sizes. Want the name ? Margo's idea for using bob pins to secure flat curls and sound sleep alike, is excellent and if you'd like to try it. I can send you the name of some bob pins that adapt themselves very well to the situation. They have small, round heads and non-scratching points for scalp-comfort, and a firm grip for effectiveness. Come in two styles — one straight and one curved, which also adds to their comfort qualities. If you prefer round, sausage type curls at the nape of the neck, the same manufacturer has the answer for you in a metal curling gadget. You roll up the ends on this metal tube, then secure the curl close to the scalp with straight bob pins. The curling gadget with several pins costs 10 cents and so does a card containing a generous supply of bob pins. Too fat? Too thin? Do you want to gain a figure lovely as a movie star's? You can have such a figure. Richard Kline, physical instructor for Paramount Pictures has prepared in book form the exclusive exercises he uses in beautifying Hollywood stars. The book is in color, completely illustrated with photographs of your favorite stars demonstrating Mr. Kline's beautifying system. It's fascinating to really perfect your figure with the same exercises used by Paramount stars — and so easy. Order your copy now. Send twenty-five cents in stamps or coin. Use coupon below and your copy will be sent postpaid. Department H. B., Fawcett Publications, 22 West Putnam, Greenwich, Conn. Enclosed find twenty-five cents (25c) in stamps or coin. Please send my copy of THE HOLLYWOOOD WAY TO A BEAUTIFUL BODY to Name . Street City State.. GRAND WINNER V in the HOLD-BOB SEARCH FOR TALENT Hats off to Miss Madelyn Jones of Salley, South Carolina. She was selected by Hollywood judges as grand winner in the "Search for Talent" sponsored by HOLD-BOB bob pins, Walter Wanger Productions and Motion Picture and Screen Play Magazines! This charming and vivacious young southern belle is making her screen debut in Walter Wanger's new production — "52nd Street" at United Artists Studios. Congratulations, Miss Jones! HOLD-BOBS are very proud of the part they played in making this glorious opportunity possible . . . first by being the sponsor of the "Search for Talent" contest . . . and secondly THE HUMP HAIRPIN MFG. CO. Sot H. Goldberg, President 1918-36 Prairie Ave., Dept. F-97, Chicago, III. Copyright 1937 by The Hump Hairpin Mfg. Co. Straight Style HOLD-BOB ^SMAU,INVISIBLE HEADSv because these bob pins did their share in preparing you for a successful close-up and screen test. You've discovered what Hollywood stars have known for a long time . . . what millions of women have found . . . that HOLD-BOBS will keep your hairdress always at its very best. HOLD-BOBS are invisible yet absolutely secure. They have small, round, invisible heads; smooth, round, nonscratching points; flexible, tapered legs, one side crimped and colors to match all shades of hair. Use HOLD-BOBS and your hairdress will always be ready for a close-up. •fc Look for the name HOLD-BOBS. It is your guarantee of the fin' est possible bob pin and a lovely coiffure. Sold everywhere — just ask for them by name . . . Curved Shape Style T LI. 3 O 73 When Answering Advertisements, Please Mention September MOTION PICTURE