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once held a telephone, is her Oscar. In this room she studies her scripts.
Dorothy is considered by many in Hollywood to be something of an enigma. Friends find her a sweet, wholesome girl, considerate and kind — the sort children run to. They claim she is consistently happy and cheerful, loyal, generous to a fault.
On the other hand, she is reportedly introverted and shy, with a great reluctance to appear at social functions. She has a way of ignoring important messages, and she is consistently late for everything, including concerts, although she loves music and has what she calls a “varied library.” Her tastes aren’t limited.
Dorothy enjoys playing chess and is extremely proud of the white and cocoa alabaster chess set, purchased at Romanoff’s, which she keeps set up on the marble coffee table in her living room. “Let your hobbies show,” Dorothy says. “They’re interesting to others, and decorative, too.” She adores horseback riding, tennis and swimming, yet her home is completely feminine. She feels she expresses these two aspects of her personalitiy in a balanced way by bringing the outdoors into the house. “I have two dogs and a parrot and until recently I had some kittens.”
She confesses she was inclined to be overly neat when she was growing up, but she no longer empties an ash tray at the first sign of cigarette stubs. “I guess I’ve been tempered by my brothers and my pets.”
Principles in a man are apparently a very important factor to Dorothy, who is still searching for the ideal mate — someone to spend “the rest of my life with.” Several of Hollywood’s most eligible bachelors have applied and been found wanting.
“Perhaps I’m what psychiatrists call a marital coward,” Dorothy said solemnly. “Yet I truly believe there is someone for everyone, and some day I will meet the man who is right for me.”
Did she feel that this man would like her home? “I hope so,” Dorothy laughed. “But he’ll probably find that I still haven’t completely finished it!
“I suppose one is never finished decorating,” Dorothy said with a smile. “And really, I’ve found it a source of endless pleasure. At the moment, I’m changing the winding driveway in front of the house to a circular drive built around a heart-shaped bed of red geraniums. I’m also turning one room into a series of large walk-in closets. There are so many wonderful things you can do.”
Dorothy didn’t realize it, but in showing us her lovely home and giving us her decorating tips, she had really laid out a fine guide for others to follow. Step by step, here it is:
1. Think and plan before you plunge.
2. Read all you can in books and magazines.
3. Browse around shops and auctions to get the best possible knowledge of working materials.
4. Plan harmonizing units, rather than separate, unrelated rooms.
5. Don’t be afraid to use your own ideas and skill.
6. Make your home a reflection of your own personality, and those around you.
7. Take your time in getting exactly the pieces of furniture and fabrics that you want — don’t decide in a rush.
8. Plan your colors for a restful, pleasing effect.
9. Choose furnishings that are functional, as well as beautiful.
10. Above all, remember that a home is to be lived in — and enjoyed. The End
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