Photoplay (Jan - Jun 1926)

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Learn to Draw at Home Become an artist through an amazingly easy method — right at home in spare time. Learn Illustrating, Designing, Cartooning. Trained artists earn from S."i(l to over S250 a week. FREE HOOK tells all about this simple method of learning to draw and gives details of speeial offer. Mail postoard now. WASHINGTON SCHOOL OF ART Room 584O, 11 15IS tli St., N. W., Washington, D. C [ CONTINUED FROM PAGE 88 ) parallel line. Then sit in a squatting position, bending knees sharply outward until the thighs and legs are doubled upon each other and the weight of the entire body is supported by the toes. Be sure to keep your upper I ody erect. Return to standing position. Repeat the exercise ten or twelve times in the beginning, night and morning, gradually increasing to twenty times. While doing the squat raise the arms above the head when squatting, lowering them to the sides when standing erect. Then squat with arms raised to shoulder height sidewards, lowered to the sides once more when standing erect. This exercise has many virtues. It is especially good for the hips and abdomen, it strengthens the muscles of the spine and the ankles, increases the flexibility of the knee joints and in combination with the arm movement helps expand the chest and develop the bust, arms and neck. It will give you grace and a better carriage. If possible, walk a couple of miles a day. Swimming would help you, too. Anne. Anne, I think fourteen is too young for dances and dates. I really do. It seems unfair for the boys to flock to visit your friends when they come home from school and then to come back to you when the school girls return to their seminars-, but it is perfectly natural Lhat they should do that. We all love novelty and rush after it and the boarding school girls, being less familiar to your friends, less an everyday occasion are bound to attract them for the time being. Don't worn about it, however. You're only a little girl yet and you certainly don't want to be thinking in terms of "steadies" at this time. I'm very glad you don't "neck" and I know the nicer boys will like you better because you are so sensible. L. E. A receding chin is usually caused by faulty bone formation and it is a difficult thing to overcome. I have some chin and neck exercises, however, that I will he very glad to send you if you will post me a stamped, self-addressed envelope. Do you know that one of the screen's leading actresses has a receding chin? Probably you have never noticed it for she lives up to that chin so beautifully it becomes an asset rather than a liability. She has great simplicity and charm of manner, wears extremely simple, girlish Frocks and a very simple make-up. That. I think, is the best thing for you to do. While I still think you are pretty young to be worrying about boys, if the problem is really bothering you haven't you a girl friend whose manner toward the opposite sex you can imitate? In any group there are always girls who adapt themselves to boys as easily as a fish adapts itself to water and I think studying their technique is a distinct and legitimate feminine activity. It has been my experience that such girls are peppy, jolly, regular girls who "play the game" and I believe that is always the best attitude. You must remember, alas, that most boys are not "highbrow" and key your conversation accordingly. Mrs. I.. G. F. I feel from your letter that you are worrying too much over your problem of neatness. Daintiness and good grooming are great assets. 1 ut really the means of securing them are not as difficult as you fancy. The best way to keep neat and clean when doing one's own housework is to have one or two sets of very inexpensive, simple costumes to wear during that time. 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