Morning journal and courier., 1892-04-18
No. o2

hardt of twenty years ago, and not like the one of to-day, who Is an untidy look ing woman, with hair that is not beautiful becsuss 1t has been made so many differ ent colors.
 Three women with exceptionally besuti full hair are Mrs. Kendall, Mrs. Langtry and Jane Hsding. Curiously enough each one has golden-brown hair, and each one is given to wearing it on the stage much as she wears it of, and to having that a very simple style. Each one keeps 6 beau uful gloss on her hair, and each one will tell you that it is because she brushes 1t we'll. do not think that Mrs. Kendall or Mme. Hading have ever had their hair touched by any dye; Mrs Lsngtry did once; when she saw the effect she said she would give five hundred pounds sterling to get it back to its natural hue. She went to Paris for this purpose and they worked on her hair there for one entire day; the next morning she got up with her hair of lovely, deep mauve shade, but in time the famous hair dresser managed to get it back to its own glossy brown, and the Jersey Lily swore by all the other flowers that never again would she inter fere with the shade of hair that nature in- tended her to have.
 I should think that Ada Rehan always wore @ wig, as sitting near her in a street car, I noticed that her hair was striped like the tiger, and she had evidently experi- mented with many different dyes. By the by, speaking of Ada Rehsn, I heard of a funny picture of her which is in existence in Baltimore. It was taken a number of years ago and represents her wearing great long earrings The pose shows her with her head just between two others, some what after the fashion of cherubs, the men on each side being brothers, one of whom is & well-known correspondent in Wash ington. Duplicates of this picture would make rather pretty souvenirs for a night at Dsly's.
 Della Fox has short hair, which is baby blonde in color. As her skin and eyes harmonize with it, it is probably natural, and on the stage she wears no wig; neither does Anna O'Keefe, whose beautiful black hair is never without a single flower for decoration. Marie Jasen has brown hair, which she is forced to conceal under a wig when she plays the part of boy She is one of the few women who have such an amount of personal magnetism that, after seeing her, you come away undecided as to what is the color of her skin hair or eyes, you are so fascinated with the woman Lillian Russell wears & wig on the stage always, as she does not care to ruin her own hair by crimping 1t and curling it.
 
 self. May Yohe has quantities of glossy black hair, which is worn smoothly of her forehead, plsited and looped in the back and tied with black ribbon. With her peach like skin and soft brown eyes. she can stand this severe mode, which would be impossible for less beautiful or a less young woman
 Marie Tempest looks like 8 wax doll. & most animated one, but it would be a lit %rz sa E-l blonde cCrls were really blonde by right of nature, or made so by peroxide of hy- drogen. Virginia Harmed may gild refined gold, but to me her hair looks as if it were naturally hlond, the test usually being the harmony of the eyes and complexion, and in her case they seemed to call for just such hair as she has. Jennie Dunbar, who plays the 'fgood girl" where Miss Harmed plays the ''bsd girl, has soft. light brown hair that seems like spun silk, it looks so fine.
 Georgis Csyvan's beautiful womanhood Is crowned with dark brown hair. which she always wears in the simplest fashion: and yet, as the simplest fashion sometimes suggests untidinets, one must remember that this does not apply in her case, As each lock looks certain of remaining just as it was placed, and yet it is not stiff. Rhes has beautiful hAir-the sort of red that Lillith, Lucretia Borgia or Cleopatra might have rejoiced in ModjeskA has dark brown hair that she is foolish enough to cover on the stage with a blonde wig. Mrs. Dion Boucicsult has yellow hair, yel- low like the corn, and which is ugly enough to keep every woman who thinks of bleach ing her hair from doing it. Sidney Arm strong has light hair, which sngsssts n touch of hydrogen; but still one is in doubt, and it msy be perfectly natural. sNHt hair, and at home when dressed in s tea gown she wears it in two braids, tied at the ends with very narrow ribbons Elsie De Wolfe has dark hair, which of the stage is worn in 8 picturesque knot, fast ened with single pin, though on the stage it is probable she is forced to wear a wig, but of this I am not certain