TV Guide (November 13, 1953)

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You Can't Go Wrong With Phyllis Hill: she believes that wool jersey is the best friend in a woman's wardrobe. here in Nantucket Naturals white wool jersey at its best. The V cut neckline is cut deep, fore and aft, and is piped in a brilliant red. Pockets on the slim, softly draped skirt are also edged with a touch of color. Those women who like their clothes com¬ fortable, casual and dressy all at the same time, will like this easy-going jersey. Phyllis finds such clothes to be the only possible solution to the hectic demands of TV. The life of an actress demands that she be impeccably groomed at all times. Phyllis declares that wool jersey keeps her looking that way with a maximum of com¬ fort. Although she has never modeled professionally, she plays the role of Poco, a girl seeking a modeling ca¬ reer, in the new soap opera, Three Steps to Heaven. On Broadway these last seven months, in The Fifth Sea¬ son, she has been playing the part of Lorraine McKay, a blonde model in love with her boss. “My life is one big dash,” Phyllis says, “from rehearsal to TV studio to rehearsal to Broadway.” Though it’s difficult to keep up personally as the clothes horse she has become profes¬ sionally, Phyllis finds non-crushable wool jersey the best friend a woman can have in her wardrobe. T HE nicest, prettiest, most practical thing about wool jersey is that it never seems to go out of style. De¬ spite the wonders of science and the miraculous qualities of the newer, man-made fibers, nothing takes a color, a drape, a line, as well as old- fashioned wonderful jersey. In the new fashion department, the woman with an eye for beauty will like the non-committal aspect of jer¬ sey—non-committal about the weath¬ er or the places it goes. Phyllis Hill, a girl who’s been do¬ ing a lot of modeling lately, is seen