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A'uwe Even if he thought he could afford her, the average guy has a wary suspicion that a girl who looks like that may be too demanding, too selfish even to make a pleasant playmate, let alone a good wife. Again I say a girl will get along better with men if she will be herself. But Susie isn't content even with this bit of pretense on the girl's part. With feminine logic she reverses herself in next day's column and says, gravely, "Be considerate of his pocketbook when he takes you out. If he asks you your preference in restaurants, suggest a modest one. Order sparingly. Show him that you are careful about money so he will know you won't make an extravagant wife." Of all the spoil sports, Susie takes the cake! A man likes to splurge a bit to show his girl a good time. Maybe he skimped on his lunches all week for this very purpose and now he's going to have a wonderful time swanking around and showing off a little bit. Don't spoil it! All you have to do, believe me, to please him, is to enjoy it and show that you do. That will make him feel fine. As for that "showing him you're careful with money" routine, five men out of six will begin to wonder if this girl is stingy. If she were married, would she skimp on the groceries and take a dim view of ever having any fun? In this same vein Susie says, "Encourage him to talk about himself, especially about his work." Now, this is all right if the girl has the faintest idea of what he is talking about. I can go home from the studio and talk to Lydia about my current role in "Scalpel" because she is an actress and understands what it's all about. But if I were an electronic engineer and tried to shop talk with her about that, endeavoring to make clear what I meant as I went along, we'd both be frantic in about five minutes. And Lydia would tell me so. One of the things I love most about her, as you must have gathered, is her honesty. Again about personal appearance, Susie says, "Never let him see you when you aren't at your best — perfectly groomed, face fixed, hair in perfect shape, clothes immaculate, stocking seams straight . . ." Susie can think of more thmgs to go wrong with a girl's looks! Now, any man likes to see a girl looking scrubbed and fresh and tidy. But even tidiness has its place in the scheme of things and Susie's prissy ideas of it would seem to rule out a lot of gay activities, such as swimming, tennis, hiking, picnics, none of which are conducive to a bandbox appearance but all of which are a lot of fun. Any man can tell you that a healthy girl looks pretty cute even with a smudge on her nose or rain in her hair and he'd rather have a girl who's fun to be with than one who is too-too tidily beautiful to touch. Just be natural. It's all most men ask and they'll love you for it. END THE AMAZING MISS HAYWORTH [CONTINUED FROM PACE 36] Cilv JState. -Aoe. many actors and actresses who waste their energy by kidding and clowning around the set between scenes. It may endear them to the crew and win them a reputation for good fellowship, and I'm all for fun and camaraderie, but when you start work at 6 a.m. and wind up at 7 p.m. each day, you need to husband your resources. When Rita is called before the camera, she illumines the whole scene, and she herself lights up with the flashing personality that her fans know. But like a well trained athlete, she knows how to relax between rounds. She doesn't bother to be falsely pleasant or to give off that surface cheerfulness which some performers seem to feel necessary in public. But she has a deep sincerity and you can always count on her to be completely honest, without being rude, inconsiderate or arrogant. Our Hawaiian location for "Miss Sadie Thompson," on the island of Kauai, was anything but a picnic, despite the travel folders and magazines. For someone on vacation, with nothing more involved to decide than which way to spend his money, Kauai may be the "garden isle" as advertised, but to us it meant long hours under a hot sun which was made hotter by the lights for the Technicolor cameras, or standing in artificial, pipedin rain, as required by the script. Yet Rita was never anything less than cheerful and cooperative. During the entire location, I think she had time off just once to go swimming for about half an hour. During her "off" hours, she's a lot of fun. She loves to laugh, and has a wacky sense of humor. Coming back on the plane from Honolulu, she made riotous comments on a two-bit whodunit which I had been reading, and which she borrowed. Acting it out, she had everyone in stitches. She'll amaze anyone who doesn't know her well with her command of languages — fluent French, Spanish, some Italian. She has an amazing knowledge of music. She has traveled, of course, all over the world, and can entertain with intimate details of every place she's visited. As for the beauty which has won her such all-encompassing titles as "the love goddess," since I do a little painting perhaps I can analyze it from the painter's point of view. Her features are not perfectly symmetrical, but there is an organization of the elements in her face, and a wonderful proportion, which makes it a delight to study. The balance of head and neck and shoulders is perfect, particularly in profile. She has the long, shapely legs of a dancer, and like a dancer, moves and holds herself well.