Omaha daily bee., 1912-03-24

Probably there is a popular impression that pro-
fessonal assessment OF a chorus applicants points
OF beauty is lengthy process and difficult for her TO
undergo with equanimity Perhaps n brief descrip
tion Of my own methods may remove this impression
As the girl applicant enters the room know In
the first moment whether in general way she would
please an audience II girl makes that Impression
at first glance you may rely upon 1t she Is beautiful
1t really is composite impression a fash by
part OF personality. The silhouette made by her fig
in the door is girsh She wears her clothes well
and wears pleasant expression. In brief the fash
pronounces her generally pleasingshe is beautiful
As ! talk with her for a few minutes there Is
less conscious analysis / note her height
She must be FIVE feet five inches or more, but she
must not be tall enough to be calmly. She must be
OF the weight that consider the right one for beauty
--125 pounds
But while am making thetse mental notes | am
sensible Of her eyes than of anything else about
her They must be fairly large and neither pop"
deep set The color is not Of great importance though
| prefer brown Brown eyes reflect more sentiment
than those Of any other color And the chief beauty,
the absolute essential OF beauty in eyes, is their
preston. They must indeed be mirrors. with high
rejecting powers The mouth must be good. Its size
does not matter, unless II De freakishly large. But
the teeth must be white flnd regular, and the lips
means something. detest trick smile. one Of the
machine made sort that has feeling, thought,
behind It. smile must show how you feel what
you think A smile is no mere crack In the face
The nose must be good also. BY a good nose
mean one that is straight and not too large for the
face that supports 1t ...s.#s.
ing arrangement is important ! prefer brown hair.
Miss Anna Held has beautiful hair. I dislike curly
hair and never engage a girl who has IT, ..-s
always notice whe her the neck is long short,
that Is, whether II mayches the body. dislike both
extremes. But the neck should be well covered with
flesh. .aa
The shoulders should be inconspicuous and gently
sloping feminine. I don't Ike a broad shoudered
woman She looks Rssiye. The chest should be full
but without "bustine S." Dusty girl, no matter
what her age, looks mature. would never place on
my stage q short sts,cky woman.
And the feet must be shapely and the ankles trim.
would never choose girl with ugly feet and ankles
The most beauti hui women know are Marie Stud
holme Lillian Lorraine Edna May. Hazel Dawn, Ma
rie Wilson and Lilly Elsie. ...a.
Marie Studhomes beauty lay in perfection OF feat
ures and daintness Of coloring Lilly Elsies is that
Of a perfectly fashioned face. Edna Mays was a
saccharine beauty, but classic Of its kind Camille
Clifford was bevitehng chiefly beesuse Of the curvng
lines Of her figure Marie Wilson's vas the yunoesque
type Of beauty which still has many admirers among
the artistic set Lillian Lorranes oveliness is large
ly in her smile Her smile is absolutely unique and
Is uniquely BEAUTIFUL Her eyes also maryeously
expressive
These are standard beauties BY our admirations
We are governed. Uneonsciousy, perhaps, measure
the applicants who my oice by the high types
have enumerated, and. believe me. many approach It.
To sum upe What is a beautiful chorus girl? As
rare as dax In JuneI