Daughters Courageous (Warner Bros.) (1939)

WOMEN’S PAGE PUBLICITY for “DAUGHTERS COURAGEOUS” Rosemary and Priscilla Lane have charming ‘homey home in Hollywood Sister stars share rambling white brick ‘English farmhouse’ One of the most charming and homey homes in Hollywood is that of Rosemary and Priscilla Lane. With their mother, Mrs. Cora B. Lane, the lovely Warner Bros. stars, individually or together, of ‘Pour Daughters,’’ ‘‘ Yes, My Darling Daughter’’ and other films — the latest of which, ‘‘ Daughters Courageous,’’ opens next Friday at the Strand Theatre — reside in a rambling white brick and stucco English farmhouse set well back from the street. No welcome mat is needed, for the house fairly radiates hospitality and good cheer. At the curb one’s attention is first attracted to the mail box, which is a scale model of the house, complete even to brick chimney. The living room was designed for comfort and livableness. Attractively long in size, it has windows along the front of the house and French doors on each side of the fireplace. Several brackets containing growing philodendron are on the walls, and large bowls of flowers further add to the cheer of the room. There is a small eottage piano at one end of the room and built-in bookcases line the other end. Over the fireplace hangs a beautiful marine painting. Comfort and charm characterize the furniture. The davenport is of tan and gold tweed. At one side of the fireplace is a love seat and on the other are two large chairs upholstered in pale yellow homespun. Cobbler’s bench, coffee tables and end tables are of maple, and in a cozy corner a large chair and ottoman upholstered in rose-colored homespun inspires lingering. Rosemary and Priscilla’s bedroom would bring gasps of admiration from girls of all ages. It is large and square and with many windows, with a white-beamed ceiling and walls papered in soft blue. The twin beds which are covered with white candlewick spreads, are of maple, as are the desk, chairs and tables. Three white lamps, two lined in white and one in soft pink, light the room. The drapery fabric is silvery white chintz with a design of large rose-colored Mat 303—45c AT HOME WITH THE LANES — (Upper left) Rosemary and Priscilla relax in their many-windowed bedroom. (Right) They prepare a feast at their outdoor fireplace on the terrace. (Below) A front view of the low ram bling white brick house. The Lane girls are starred in "Daughters Courageous" currently showing at the Strand. tulips hand-blocked on them. An inviting spot for rainy days is the den. The room is paneled in red cedar and carpeted with grey green broadloom. There is a window seat upholstered in red leather and several large red leather chairs to match. One side of the room and half of another have built-in bookcases. A red brick fireplace, in which Swedish brass fixtures are used, covers another wall. Drapes of brown, yellow and green complete the colorful touches in the room. The kitchen, which is in yellow and blue tile, is a joy to all domestically inclined. Here Rosemary and Priscilla have all the latest appliances to work with when they feel the urge to do some culinary experimental work on cook’s day off. Priscilla Lane takes the sun in two-piece striped cotton bathing suit with square cut bodice and tiny puffed sleeves. She wears the costume in "Daughters Courageous," now at the Strand Theatre. Mat 205—-30¢ HOLLYWOOU STARS eBakeehi Desc, Favorite recipes of feminine stars currently appearing in ‘‘Daughters Courageous,’’ at the Strand Theatre. PRISCILLA AND ROSEMARY LANE'S "HAMBURGERS DIABLE" 1'2 |b. ground steak 2 tsps. bottled horseradish 1/3 cup chili sauce 2 tsps. minced onions 2 tsps. mustard I'L tsps. salt Combine all ingredients, shape into cakes, and brown in deep fat. * * * LOLA LANE'S "SUNDAY NIGHT EGGS" | cup milk ’2 cup water | cup heavy cream 6 eggs Heat milk, cream and water over low flame, add salt, pepper and tabasco, and bring to the scalding point. Break eggs into mixture, sprinkle cheese and bread crumbs over eggs. When eggs have set, remove and place on toast, and cover with the sauce. ’2 cup grated cheese Y2 cup browned bread crumbs | tablespoon butter Dash of Tabasco sauce * * * GALE PAGE'S "HOLLYWOOD SALAD BOWL" | small head cauliflower | small head of lettuce Y4 large Bermuda onion, diced Y2 cup sliced stuffed olives 2/3 cup French dressing | cup diced Swiss cheese Chill all ingredients, blend with dressing, toss in salad bowl. * * * FAY BAINTER'S "STRAWBERRY MUFFINS" Y4 cup butter 1/3 cup sugar 2 eggs 2 cups flour 4 tsps. baking powder | tsp. salt 2/3 cup milk | cup halved strawberries Cream butter and sugar, add beaten eggs. Mix and sift flour, and baking powder, add milk and combine with butter. Stir straw berries into batter and pour into greased muffin tin. Bake 25 minutes in hot oven. yey § * MAY ROBSON'S "ICEBOX TARTS" ‘2 cup cottage cheese ’2 cup butter | cup flour Mix until dough is formed, place in refrigerator overnight. Divide into eight pieces, place spoonful of jelly or preserves in center of each, fold over and seal. Bake in very hot oven for 12 minutes. [12] Apt Description Among May Robson’s gifts on her 75th birthday was a box full of stockings, satin slips, embroidered petticoats and sheer lingerie pieces from her son, grandson and granddaughter-in-law in New York City. “They were so beautiful they were positively indecent,” said the 75-year-old glamour girl whose latest Warner Bros. picture, “Daughters Courageous,”’ comes to the Strand Theatre next Friday. Gale Page’s Beauty Tips For Brunettes Among the black-haired girls two have recently made a once blond-crazy Hollywood brunetteconscious is vivacious Gale Page. In “Daughters Courageous,’ the Warner Bros. picture opening next Friday at the Strand Theatre, she again plays sister to the three Lane girls. It is that cameo look about brunettes in general and Gale in particular that most fascinates. She keeps her facial contours clean-cut by olive oil massage and appleations of iced astringent. In her make-up, she emphasizes her eyes for she considers them her best feature. Long, almost straight eyebrows are groomed with tiny brushes, and slightly lengthened with an eyebrow pencil. She finds mauve eye-shadow most becoming, and uses it sparingly but skillfully. She brushes her eyelashes with warmed castor oil at night. Hollywood Hints On Perfume Rosemary Lanz upholds the honor of having Hollywood’s most fragrant name by being the town’s authority on ways to use fine scent. She never puts perfume on her hair, but she likes a spicy aroma to permeate it, so she anoints the back of her ears, neck, part and temples with a lovely oldfashioned cologne. Since so many perfumes lose value when put on fabric, Rosemary is partial to jewelry gadgetry which holds the fragrance for hours. In her latest Warner Bros. picture, “Daughters Courageous,’ she wears one of her own little lockets which holds a tiny perfume sponge. The fashions each season present new perfume thoughts to Rosemary. This year she sprays the floral array on her various hats with the proper scent. Mat 109—15e ROSEMARY LANE of the "Daughters Courageous’ cast, wears a rose shantung sports frock with white stitching on the blouse, and twin belts of braided white leather.