Screenland (May-Oct 1930)

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for June 1930 111 What infinite relief ( to know that Kotex deodorizes ready wit; she is alert to the times and, above all, extremely happy. In her film work, she has carried through with the enthusiasm of a young girl attending her first party, and this enthusiasm has been transferred to everyone whom she contacted. She has the faculty for inspiring leadership and Hollywood is elated that she has chosen to remain. Mei Lan-Fang Continued from page 5 5 of China. At seven, young Mei had mastered music and song. At twelve, he made his debut as a tan, or impersonator of female roles. Since then he has become famed throughout the five hundred millions of people who inhabit China and Japan. He is the only actor in present-day China whose appearance on any stage in any part of the country at any season of the year is hailed invariably by a capacity audience. For some years, Lan-Fang has borne the honor of being 'Foremost of the Pear Orchard' — which is equivalent to saying he is China's foremost actor. This name is derived from the fact that the Imperial Troupe during the golden age of Chinese art, under Emperor Ming Huang, were called 'Disciples of the Pear Orchard' because they performed in a palace surrounded by pear trees. Mr. Mei is married and has four children, three boys and a girl. He married a young and beautiful actress formerly on the stage in Peking. Mei is said to be fond of taking watches apart, playing American phonographs until his friends take the records away in self defense, and he likes to walk in his garden in the early morning hours. This great Chinese actor is well-known as a painter of considerable ability, having a special section devoted to his pictures at a recent Japanese Art exhibition. LanFang is extremely interested in biology, entomology, as well as electricity and machinery. His collection of ancient manuscripts and old treatises on music and the dance is probably the most extensive in China. He is also an intensely social person and at his beautiful home entertains many famous Europeans and Americans. "I wish very much to learn your art and to take it back to China with me," Mr. Mei said in conclusion. "I love your energetic people, your excellent food, and the touching negro spirituals. But the speed — the speed makes me feel lost. When I go into a subway I feel as if the world were being destroyed about my helpless ears. I am afraid I could not remain permanently in such a hurrying city. I am used to the country, to gardens and quiet spots. And it is there in silence that I prepare myself best for my work." . i j . Why I Spend $250,000* Continued from page 34 With all these luxuries — which to a screen star are necessities — you can very well see how she can easily budget her personal appearance at the two hundred and fifty thousand dollar a year mark without overdoing it. But even to me, a quarter of a million dollars for clothing in one year for any one woman seems wanton extravagance. Yet, if that woman is a motion picture star who is trying to bring romance to one hundred million people every seven days, do you think the cost is too much? I Kotex stays soft; it is fashioned to fit; it is disposable . . . and it deodorizes a complete, safe way. DAINTINESS makes one important demand which some women overlook. And Kotex answers that demand. It deodorizes, by a special process, as it is worn. You've no idea what a relief it is ! And Kotex gives you — too — the relief that comes with safe protection. It is filled, you know, with Cellucotton (not cotton) absorbent wadding. This is a cellulose substance which, for sanitary purposes, fulfills the same function as cotton but with 5 times the absorbency. Used in leading hospitals 85%. of America's leading hospitals now use the very same absorbent used in Kotex, so its supetiority and safety are unquestioned for your use. Kotex is never bulky and uncomfortable, because it is fashioned in a way that eliminates bulk and makes the pad inconspicuous under the closest fitting frocks. What a difference that makes ! Kotex gives lasting softness It is not only soft to feel, but soft to wear. And that softness lasts — it doesn't pack into chafing hardness. Its absorbent filler is light, cool, dainty. Once you use it, you'll find it indispensable. There are many reasons why — and one is the fact that it is so easily disposed of. That fact alone has changed the hygienic habits of millions of women the world over. Kotex Company, Chicago, Illinois. 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