The Cordova daily times., 1923-01-04
''BULB0US N0SE,' BIC HEADS'
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 LOS ANGELES, Jan. 1.-The pull chritude of Hollywood's motion pic ture studios has been struck a blow which sent them careening into daze from which they are trying to get their bearings.
 Penrhyn Stanlaws, considered one of Americas greatest connoisseurs of feminine beauty and originator of the famous "Stanlaws Girls" has literal ly picked to pieces" the beauty of screenland and found fault with the most sacred possession of the most famous feminine stars of the silver sheet And what is more he has these screen luminaries, before whom the American motion-picture going public bows without command, won- dering who in all Movieland meets the requirements for the "perfect' beauty as prescribed by the famous artist. Asks "What's Wrong"
 In the current issue of Screeland, magazine published in Hollywood, dealing with doings where movies are concerned, appears an article by Stan laws entitled. What's Wrong With Our Hollywood Women?' Bringing into play all his powers of artistic ob- | servation, Mr Stanlaws proceeds to answer his own question, which is frank and straight from the shoul- der" if nothing else. Stanlaws claims to know whereof he speaks when he says Pauline Fred rick's eyelids are ''too heavy ana Marie Prevost's neck is ''too short After taking a long and searching look at the stars of filmdom Stan- laws with an artistic appraisal or their faces and figures, tells what IS the trouble with them from the stand point of an artist.
 Here's Answer
 Tn brief. here is what StanlaWs has to say is wrong with twenty or the best-known feminine stars:
 Ruth Roland has moon face, ana her lips are too large.
 The Gish sisters have imperfect noses. Lips too large, also.
 Betty Blythe is muscle-bound ln the hips. She has "horse nostrils.'
 Phyllis Haver has a face like diamond with too many facets. It IS lover modelled"
 Norma Talmage has a "buloous nose"
 Nazimova's eyes are too large Tor her face. and her head is too big.
 Mary Pickford shares the common b1emish of too large head
 Pola Negri-her face is too square Lila Lees figures is stocky, and hel face is "too flat"
 Shlfl6y MdSOu lduiIH s'i >'OOh eyes and "horse nostrils."
 Bebe Daniels figures is good, put she keeps her mouth open too much.
 Gloria Swanson's head is too heavy for her body. Her nose is retrousse
 Marie Prevost's neck is too short; her figure is slightly stocky.
 Betty Compson's hips are too prom inent and are muscle-bound.
 Constance Talmage has an made quate mouth and chin.
 Pauline Fredrick is marred by "toc heavy" eyelids,
 Viola Dana has big nose that Is heavy at the end; jawbones are two wide and chin too prominent.
 Mary Miles Minter is too matronlS because she carries herself stiffly.
 Following are excerpts from MT Stanlaw's article;
 | PUBLIC DECEIVED
 "The whole world is secured for beauty, and the chosen few become movie stars. In them we think we see perfection of face and form Be cause they have been selected from so many thousands they are regarded as the highest types of physical womanhood.
 "The stars possess the imperfec'
  tions common to ell beauties. None, of them are perfect. Some, in fact, are not beautiful at all There is no living perfect beauty-on the screen or off.