Omaha daily bee., 1912-06-09
Valeska Suat the Most Captivating Actress the American
Stage, Unrddve Her Magic Art of Self-ade Lowell
Z the Readers of The Sunday Bee.

N r Ai<1ShA, tH0 thrilling, tH0 poWlLCH-
W ing, wonderful Valeska, before
Y whom thousands have abandoned
themselves to the caressing Joy
Of an ecstatic half hour to listen to her
and look upon her bubbling beauty, Is to
have personal, heart to heart beauty
chat with our readers In these columns
every Sunday.
The Bee has scored a great triumph in
securing front Valeska Suratt herself
what she has never before chose to re-
veal; for self-made beauty is valeska,
with superb charm all of her own In
dustrious making. by means that are new,
refreshingly wonderful deliciously eff
fective. And the gem that has resulted
from these is Valeska. as you see her,
and as you will never forget her.
yaleska suratt 10 the new flower on tho AM
erican stage, not the dolied. knky wig variety OF
powder and rouge, which the round moon OF the
SPOT. light deceives into a resemblance Of beauty.
but like marb1ed Venus In life, whose features
faultless In line and texture can stand the scorch-
ing criticism OF the sun. It 10 maddeuing
beauty, yet not born. but made.
with the lure OF Broadway In her veins. that
national pathway Of wasted hopes. she became
histrionic climber to the top Of The worlds stage
In q fraction of the time In Saich tho ordinary
star takes to make the dizzy trip The emotionsi
scstaoy Of her acting carried her hearers into
paipitatinE frenzy and her name was made
yaieska, Of '"Ths whooping Cough" and ''The
Rcd Rose" She had the reputation Of being the
most expensiveiy sowned woman on the American
stage but whether IL IL the elegance OF her rai-
ment. or the twenty-karat diamond solitaire that
Is the, suratt pride, tho diamond ring which In
tho gift OF Duke Boris Of Russia, or the string
OF diamonds that encirolcs the snratt ankle, or
the bewildering suratt hats that 'Eaay nagnetize
the eye, the beauty Of her face and form will be
the most lingering Of all your impressions
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Miss suratt 10 known today ~ the greatest ex-
ponent Of the art Of self-made beauty No one
rivals her, no one equals her. Endowed with
but ordinary charms In her younger years, she,
with almost miraculous Ingenuity set about In her
own peculiar way to endow herself with the bloom
and radiance which the ordinary ''beauty' rules
had denied her.
Today, thousands go, II not to enjoy her acting,
chen to gaze upon her lovelness
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Tho secrets Of Miss suratt are to be laid bare
IN the columns of The Bee. and to appear every
Sunday. There is no question, but that these
revelations will create a sensation, ss the priv
ileged few who have seen the first Of these ar
tices Of Miss surstt know but too we'll.
These articles are not to be the ordinary beauty
lectures, which are now SO common no theo-
reticai essay on how to live, what TO eat. how
long to sleep, how to exercise, how often TO
bathe etc., put real, simple. substantial nstrue-
,tions The secrets themselves will be In black
and white.
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These beauty talks will be truly vaieskian, told
only as valeska herself can tell them. She has
graciousiy agreed 10 retain nothing, but to tell
every one Of her secrets, and every Sunday In
these columns, win be revealed her magic art Of
beauty-making.