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TONI TWINS
Discover New
Shampoo Magic
Soft Water Shampooing Even in Hardest Water
"We made a real discovery the very first time we used Toni Creme Shampoo," say lovely All-American twins Eleanor and Jeanne Fulstone of Smith Valley, Nevada. ''Our hair was so luxuriously soft... as if we washed it in rain water. And that delightful softness made it so much easier to manage."
You, too, will discover Soft ?%iSP* *T73^ Water Shampooing . . . the magic of Toni Creme Sham ijSj^^^i poo! Even in hardest water Hf^ a»L you get oceans of creamy H^viixQl / lather that rinses away dirt ^ ■ ' and dandruff instantly. Never leaves ?j dull, soapy film. That's why your ha)' sparkles with all its natural highligh/ And it's so easy to set and style. f
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• Leaves your hair gloriously soft, e\ to manage
• Helps permanents "/a/;?" better lovelier longer I j
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• Oceans of creamy-thick lather n hair sparkle with natural highlights
By Lynn Bowers
GREETINGS, people, from New York where, much to our surprise, we find ourself, after a long trek across the good ole U. S. in our virile little Chevvie. Starting at the Pacific Ocean, which is not far from Hollywood, we headed, with the speed of a crapshooter with a legacy from an old maiden
Ann Miller and Milton Berle at press preview of the Warner musical, "Tea For Two."
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The spirit of Halloween overtakes Doris Day, now appearing in "The West Point Story."
aunt, for Las Vegas. Tony Martin was lurjng even the nickel slot machine play-ers away from their harmless pastime "th his crooning at the Flamingo. At he Last Frontier Hotel, Ricardo Mon
fian, avec crew cut, .spent most of his e loafing. After we got out of hock, sped onward and eastward through ■e beautiful scenery of Utah which Holwood uses so frequently for locations.
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The next stop was a delightful resort ly off in the hills of Wyoming that >uld rival any such spot around the ollywoods. Called the Saratoga Inn, a wonderful old town named Saratoga, incidentally. Trout fishing practically ttside the bedroom witidoivs. More ''estern than any horse opery to come ,/f of filmtown. The trout fishing in olorado was just as unrewarding as that I Wyoming. So we left Colorado.
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In Chicago we had a long yak with one ' our favorite girl singers, Margaret Whits' She was smashing records — box-office, £ her own — at the Chicago Theatre, dol five shows per day, which is not extly a rest cure.
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Finally we stopped driving and started >afing in the delightfully beautiful Berk