Motion Picture Magazine (Aug 1928-Jan 1929)

I At sixteen Jane Kendall excelled in riding and every sport. "Beauty and the Beast" this portrait with her Great Dane was called. At seventeen she studied painting in Paris {for she is gifted as she is beautiful) — and prepared for her "coming out" festivities. At eighteen came her Washington debut in this Lanvin frock. They called her "the prettiest girl that ever entered the White House." At nineteen her marriage to a distinguished young New Yorker was the outstanding event of the smart Washington season. Ike ^Prettiest GlrL tkat ever entered tke Wklte W cuse // Mas. George Grant MaSon,^^. JANE KENDALL MASON has not long left her teens, but her extraordinary beauty has already made her famous. "The prettiest girl that ever entered the White House" they called her when she made her dazzling debut in Washington. Soon followed her brilliant marriage to a New Yorker of distinguished family. Clear-cut as a cameo is Mrs. Mason's pale blonde Botticelli beauty. Her purple pansy eyes are dark against her flawless skin, pale as a wood anemone. Gifted and interesting, she is always in demand. From her father's homes in Washington and Maryland to the gay diplomatic circles of Havana where her husband is an important figure, she flits like a butterfly, yet her complexion is ever exquisite. This perfection of her pale anemone skin she owes to the four simple steps to beauty that so many lovely young moderns follow. "I've used Pond's Creams," she says, "ever since I can remember. "I dote on them! The Cold Cream is so light and pleasant — leaves the skin really clean and soft. The Vanishing Cream gives such a velvety surface for powder." Now Mrs. Mason finds Pond's two new products just as delightful. "The Cleansing Tissues are a lux Pond's Two Creams, Skin Freshener and Cleansing Tissues compose Pond's famous Method, the sure way thousands of young moderns use to keep their skin always lovely. Mrs. George Grant Mason, Jr., was Miss Jane Kendall, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lyman Kendall of Washington, D. C. Since her brilliant debut her Botticelli beauty has been famous. Her flawless skin is delicate as a wood anemone. ury," she says. "They remove cold cream perfectly. And the Skin Freshener gives your skin such a lovely glow!" USE POND'S Cold Cream for cleansing generously several times a day and every night, patting it over face and neck with upward, outward strokes. It soaks into the tiny apertures; softens and loosens the dust and dirt. With Pond's Cleansing Tissues, firm, ample, light as thistledown, wipe off the cream carrying the dust with it. Repeat these two steps until the tissues show no soil. If you are having a daytime cleansing a dash of the exhilarating Skin Freshener will tone and refresh your face. Apply it briskly. See how it livens and braces the complexion. Lastly, for the correct completion to perfect grooming, apply just a shade of Pond's Vanishing Cream, before you powder. It protects the skin, gives it fine-grained texture. Pond's four simple steps mean beauty. If it is possible that you have not used Pond's four delightful preparations, mail the coupon for a week's test supply. Mail the Coupon with io£ for Pond's four preparations. Pond's Extract Company, Dept. ]\j 113 Hudson Street, New York City Name — ■ — Street — — ■ City -State Copyright, 1928, Pond's Extract Company 18