Screenland (Nov 1934-Apr 1935)

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56 SCREENLAND Greet Spring with that Hollywood Figure ! Get ready! Start to follow James Davies' advice now, if you want to welcome the bathing suit season at your lithe and lovely best! Want to have expert advice to help solve your weight and contour and posture problems? James Davies will help you! Follow his practical articles. If you wish specific advice, write to him and he will be glad to answer the most representative of your letters, those of widest general interest, in this magazine. Sorry; Mr. Davies is too busy to answer you by mail, so please don't enclose stamped addressed envelope. Address James Davies, SCREENLAND Magazine, 45 West 45th St., New York, N. Y. NOW is the time for all wise girls to begin to get in trim for the bathing suit season ! In winter, especially if you live in a cold climate, you are inclined to be less active, partly because there's not much you can do outdoors except scurry around with your shoulders hunched against the icy blast, with an occasional chance to iceskate, skii, or toboggan. The thing I notice about winter sports is that people who engage in them work up an excellent circulation but pay very little attention to posture. When the thermometer is down below freezing point, you naturally require more and heavier food to combat the chill, and there's no argument that this sort of food will put on pounds. So take a critical look at yourself in your mirror. Get on the scales and see whether or not you are above the mark you've set for yourself as ideal. Take out the measuring tape and go over your measurements. Have you a little roll of fat around the waist ? Or are your hips too large ? A group of famous artists compiled a list of ideal measurements for the ideal girl not so long ago. They are supposed to be for a girl 5 feet 6 inches tall, built on what the screen would consider too generous lines, so when you consider them in relation to your own, remember that. a Hollywood figure would be somewhat less. However, here they are : Perfect ankle 8 inches Perfect knee 14 Perfect thigh 20 Perfect waist 26 Perfect calf 13 Perfect hips 34 Perfect bust 34 Perfect upper arm 10 Perfect wrist 6 "We'll consider that you (Continued on page 95)