Pueblo chieftain., 1922-02-19
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Can n woman's character be read by
the way shs docs" her hair?
Judge Summcrfield who prcsldes
over the court OF domestic relations in
Los Angeles. believes that 1t can. lie
cites many cases that have come TO
ats court to prove tho point-tho spit
eurls which bcspcak tendency toward
Jazz bands aud road houses: bobbed
halr dcnotins a desire for short skirts.
shecr-. cisarctH and Bohemian cof-
feu houses. ear mGffs revealing 4 run
home to mother character; marcel
wave disclosing a set disposition; and
iishcvclcd hair mirroring 4 character
backed by a rolling pin.
Re1uty and hair dressing experts In
motion picture studios have learned
that Judge Summcrficld Is correct in
his diagnosis OF a womau's character
thru her hair and tho character an
actress pLAys in a picture goes "A long
way in determining the way her hair
10 dressed. At she huge studios IN
Hollywood. one Of the first things that
hair dresser wants 20 know, ~ what
Kind OF character the actress Is
playing In the picture. or course tho
gown to 10 worn. and tho physical
characteristics or the star help de-
tcrminc the degree OF tho coiffuro but
the part 10 bv pinNcd innuuccs the
general style OF hc0ddrcSr.
4; ~ role calls Tor sympathy tho
hair is dressed low. With = soft wave
As GicriAl swanson wore In cecil u.
I~<Nnlesl The Affairs ot Antol.'' II
this picture she played tho part % tho
innocent FuffcTius wife. while husband
had his affairs. Her cdiffur' was
bull; FOR the part and was much df-
fcront from tho bizarre hcsddrcss worn
in the biz cafe scenes In "Tho Great
Moment" in which Eh" portrayed 2
woman driven to abandon because of q
piquo against her sweetheart
4 plain colffurc with the nuir drawn
back and a simple knot always has
stood for the upa OF woman who IS
n domcs;lo drudge with mover a
thought OF tho bright light, In Miss
Lulu Bott." william DeMillca picture
adapted from tho novel aud play by
IONA Gale. Lois Wilson, who played
Lulu Ro,t wore her hair in the tNpl'
cal oid-fashlUn,d Etylc-ln fact there
was no style at all. Her hair pic
tured here as the cpitome of broken
spirited girl OF the middle class
The simple country girl typo Is al
WAYS depicted by Curis. that always
denote ingenuousness and unsophist-
cation. Mary Pickford is probably the
best known exponent or this form OF
character and hairdrcss.
when Il is desired to show. moro or
less. phytIcai and mental abandon, tho
strand, caught here and there with
leaves or flowers In tho gypsy sid'
of Lady BabbiC'u' character In tho
screen adaptation o. Barries The
Little Minister Rctty Compspu, the
wiusomc star wore her hair In just
this way.
In = picture made some time ago by
Cecil X. pcMiuc. "Forh.ddcn Fruit
tho colffures worn by Agnes ANrca
in tho picture illustrated remarkably
the way I'm which a wumau's hcaddres'
Indicates her station IN life. A. the
faithful wifc Of an east side crook
Mas Ayres wore hr hair dishevelo'
d.uotius th- drab and fearful exist
ence OF a woman who has To du her
own washing. who is i'm constant
worry over whore the next meal "
coming from aud Who serves as y
soamstress to make money enough io
s,tpport her worthless husband. When
Hhc emerged from tuis pupu stag. y.
domostirity and impcrsouatcs "a woman
OF wealth adn social standing, shc wore
q bizarre uuitfuru hciitting nor s''
lion In life. ...,....
part IN woman'H utc thni ~ ls. hu
wonder She sprnds su much uf her Time
before the mirror fussiug with stray
strands, trying n pin here and roWp
Thpre. Modistcs and beauty spcrial-
ists are of one accord i'm declofing thai
m. extremitica arc the most import .
ant parta OF tho feminine muk" up ll
mo hair Is wolf Coiffurcd ard tha i'H
veI ,5,ni. most amy dress worm Will
look well.
Each woman har a peculiar way %.