Photoplay (Jan - Jun 1943)

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Some confessions about first impressions — with an eye to giving you the lowdown on what to look for in looks fcone r^owati The general stance. Often when a girl turns around you think, "Oh, oh, not so pretty!" But she's still attractive if her figure's good. I remember a photograph of ten girls . . . only one stood well, and right away you looked at her. Saul (Jackie Koojaet: The face. I don't like anything pasty but I don't like this pancake of make-up everybody's wearing. Across the room it may look all right but not when you get close. The main thing is I don't like the way it smells. Sayl Holt -f-/ope It depends on the woman ... on how close you are to her! Men notice a woman's figure first, I think. Then they move in closer and get a little of the eyes . . . and move in closer .... Saul /Ztian -^Aetne: < Her hands! You get a good impression of a person from hands. I think hands are more indicative of character and breeding than anything else. I like my wife's hands. (See Joan Fontaine's hands.) 55