The New Movie Magazine (Jan-Jun 1932)

Hollywood Frolics {Continued from page 63) beach pa jama suit, cut V-shape in the front and quite a deep V-shape in the back. The pajamas were of silk crepe, white with black figures runningthrough it. Betty Compson also wore beach pajamas of heavy white silk with a light blue coat. Marie Prevost 'phoned at nine o'clock explaining she would be late as she was working until midnight. She arrived at one a. m. in her make-up, brown felt sport hat and fulllength leather coat she is wearing in her picture. Also with a sigh for having missed some of the fun. Card tables were set up in the drawing room of the Hyland home and the buffet supper was placed on a long rectangular serving table across from them. The guests stormed the table and loaded plates and for some minutes there was almost silence as the food disappeared in satisfying quantities. Immediately after the supper, the bride-to-be was marched to a large comfy arm chair by the fire. The girls formed a circle around her, some sitting tailor fashion on the floor, others kneeling, and still others standing by and wandering off to return again. Arlene unwrapped each present most meticulously and Sally Eilers commandeered the wrapping paper, heaping it to one side. Leila Hyams and Mrs. Hyland saw to it that after each present was opened the giver's card was replaced. Mrs. Bert Wheeler gave Arlene a beautiful satin nightdress, shoulders of hand-made lace. "And I adore satin," Arlene raved. Edna Murphy brought a lovely perfume bottle (filled!). Leila Hyams gave a charming box of cold cream and powders. Sally Eilers, a beautiful brown bag. Brown being one of her favorite colors, Arlene said the bag would leave the city with Mrs. Ruggles. Toward the wee-small hours the husbands of the married "those" at the party arrived from Wesley's stag affair and took their wives home. Considering which, Hollywood may not be as wild as rumor might lead one to suspect. GLORIA SWANSON'S parties are the kind everyone would like to attend. But few are bidden. One of these exclusive parties was given recently to honor Clifton Webb, well knowTi English actor, who has been the house guest of Joan Crawford and Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., during his California visit. Those invited to this very formal dinner at Gloria's beautiful home in Beverly Hills were: Lois Wilson, Mrs. Dudley Field Malone, Joan and Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., Jack Gilbert, Edmund Goulding, Mr. and Mrs. John Robertson and Michael Farmer. Following the dinner the guests gathered on the spacious lawn in the rear of the house where they were entertained by Japanese experts in the art of jiu-jitsu. A five-piece string orchestra furnished dance music and Gloria, at the request of her guests, sang the song she sings in her new picture, "Tonight or Never." Another of Stewart Robertson's amusing yarns of Hollywood will appear in an early issue of NEW MOVIE. GET THIS FREE GIFT and cm your washing time in Fill out the coupon below, mail it in, and you will receive a free package of La France — enough for one large wash. La France cuts washing time in half. Quickly and thoroughly this washday blessing soaks away the grease and dirt in your clothes. As it cleans, La France blues. And how it blues! Perfectly, flawlessly, with never a suggestion of a streak or a spot! Use La France with your regular soap. Wash in your accustomed way (if you use a washing machine, run it only half the usual time). The rich, buoyant suds that La France brings to your tub will rout out the most stubborn soiled spots! These suds will have your clothes clean as new snow, sweet — and ready for the line in half the usual time! In half the usual time? Yes, and with half the usual effort! For with La France, hard rubbing becomes a thing of the past. La France won't hurt your daintiest, flimsiest things. It clears delicate colors. It keeps your precious white silks from yellowing. Send for the gift package of La France that is waiting for you. Send for it . . . now! Free sample of Satina, too — for easier ironing With the sample of La France we'll send you a sample of Satina. Satina makes your iron fairly glide over the clothes. It gives an exquisite finish, and keeps clothes clean longer. Add Satina to boiling starch, and starch clothes as usual. Your grocer sells La France and Satina. Both are products of General Foods Corporation. © 1931 . G. F. CORP. General Foods, Battle Creek, Mich. Please send me a free test package of La Frano wash. And P. S. — please include a free sample of Satina nough for a family Name Street City -State (.Print name and address — fill in completely) If you live in Canada, address General Foods, Limited, Cobourg, Ontario. : The Netv Movie Magazine, January, 1932 99