The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-07-08
HOW THE GIRL WITH THE Pref
TY FACE ENHANCES HER
BEAUTY,
Chicago Tribune.)

Ray Gilmore, the idol of the studios
the most sought after picture model on
earth, has told how to have and to keep
picture face.
Miss Gilmore is the only girl on earth
With picture face. There are others
who are beautiful in life But she is
The only one whose face can always be
depended upon TO make a picture
When posing she never makes up"
Her mouth is always a CuDid's bow,
her eyes are always in the delicate vio-
let shadows. Her brows are penciled by
the hand of Dame Nature and her skin
is perfect.
What beauty arts does such girl
need2" her acquaintance say. None"
is the reply. Yet Miss Gilmore has
beauty arts and they are good ones
arts which any woman might well copy.
Ray has picture face" said her
mother. Yet. without good DISPOSE
ton she would not be half as pictur-
esque. A picture life makes a picture
face"
Miss Gilmore. who is only IS. is one
Of the best proDortioned women in the
world She stands nearly feet 10, and
her shoulders are broad. Her chest is
well developed. Her measurements are
1hirty-eight chest, about forty hips.
about twenty-four waist, and about
fourteen neck.
Every day she takes exercise In
rainy weather she goes through with
gymnastics. Dressed in gymnasium
suit she saws an imaginary cord of
wood climbs a rope suspended from
The ceiling goes through with dumb
bell exercises. and does the bending
movements. In this manner she limbers
Jap her muscles.
The motto Of this picture girl is out
door life She was born in Canada and
she likes nothing better than to get out
and get the air. Each summer she goes
away where there is country life and
her rest cure consists of long walks
into the country and in drives and
health rambles. She spends ten hours
a day in the open air and this is where
She gets her bright eyes and her glow
-ug cheeks.
What makes you a picture glrl?"
asked some one.
y know how to dress for one thing, +"
she said. And l make q study of
color. My clothes are not elegant. but
they have an elegant look.
w hat colors do / wear2 Nearly al
avs brown or a deep reddish shade.
Red and brown are my best tones.
Why do not know unless it is be-
cause Of my eyes. which are brown.
and my hair, which is black with red
lights I'm 1t. ] know how to select q
dress and make ii pfcturelike.
There are certain rules and many
suggestions for the woman who wants
to be a picture woman. A great artist
Who has assisted Miss Gilmore lays
N.H down thus:
ine first Of these is learn to dress
.0Hl hair so that it is picture hair.
Wear a bow of ribbon in it and
make the bow contrast with your hair.
study the art of handling your hair.
.. libbon around your head. strap
N'ur forehead with ribbon. tie bands of
satin around your couture. Don't be
ozaIre but learn TO be picturesque.
study your forehead. Make pic
,0.a forehead for yourself.
study your lines If your neck Is
GOOD don't hide if. Cut your gowns low
. The throat and try never to conceal
ms. your best point
learn how to pose. Don't try TO
i'ok as if you were posing. but all the
same be sure that you are I'm the prop
"a attitudes
Learn the value Of the rose in dress.
Have handsome silk and velvet rose
en- though you may have TO pay 81
loF it-and wear it when you cannot
sel the natural roses.
Have plenty of chiffon in your ward
robe. Use a little horse sense in your
oiess, and if your face is of the hard
severe type. don't forget TO soften ii
iljle. a little chiffon around the Shout
lrls viii do q great deal for neck
ana throat that are not wholly ideal.
study your expression When you
look at yourself in the glass you are
yVacious and pretty. You smile and
look interested.
- Study the carriage of your head.
aold your head up. Don't let your
INN sag. Square your shoulders and
HE your chin
Miss Gilmore understands the art of
looklng like picture In the house she
presses her reddish black hair in full !
halo around her head. Sometimes she