Evening star., 1925-12-05

/ -Four performances o day-two eN-
ira ladies' matinees per week.
II often 20 to see her. for 1t cheers
me to watch her exuberance.
H Her ladies' matinees come at ii
!, in the mornipg-an unholy hour
1 for play. But no theater any
where is large enough TO hold the
l crowds that come. Women drop
their breakfast dishes and start
StsndinS in line at $50. | have
| seen them stand hours In the ram.
But every woman finds that 1t
pays Some of them are 10, some
are so. They come TO see that
/ women can keep beautiful and
| Young. For two hours she shows
Il them how she does II. tells them
what she uses. She appears in her
bed, then her bath, then at her
dressing table Then she comes
out. looking like girl of 1e, and
SAYS, ASK me any questions.
Thousands of women so from those
matinees with new resolves and
/ inspirations. They see what can De
done and learn the easy methods.
AS a stage attraction Miss Hop
per is one of the leaders of the
day. She has been for 40 years.
Her manager is William Morris,
who also manages Sir Harry Lau-
der and Gilda Gray. Miss Hop
per's appearance always breaks
| the theater's records. Women mock
by the thousands to see her ana
come away delighted with her
charming personality.
But il is not as A stage star
that Miss Hopper impresses me
most. Her glorious career tells All
/ girls. You can multiply your
beauty. as did l. And her pres
| ent appearance, at a grandmoth,
| er's age. shows women they need
I never grow old.
\ In all the world there is no In
sniratiop to youth and beauty that
/ compares with her.
/ Edna Wallace Hoppers greatest
attribute Is her boundless desire TO
helm others. For 40 years she has
heen searching the world for the
/ utmost in beauty helps. She has
snent fortunes in this quest.
| A few years aEo she decided to
| supply these same helps to all. /
have worked with her in this en-
/ daayor. and | know her amazing
sincerity.
I This was not an easy undertak-
| ing. 1t required much capital, vast
experience. She secured the CO.
operation of the largest organiza-
ton in the world in lines Of this
sort. She induced three of the
1 greatest laboratories in America to
| make up the formulas she had ac-
quired.
AS a result she soon offered to
women everywhere the hest helps
she had found in her 40-year world
search, prepared in superlative
| form. And, through a great or
ganization, she placed them on
every drug and toilet counter at
modest price.
I have worked with her in all
4 these endeavors. Today l answer
/ every letter that comes to her
while she is active on the stage.
I can testify that she has devoted
to this work countless hours which
she should have given to rest.
! / see the magazines filled with
praises of many beauty helps. L
visit many stores and hear count
less clerks laud other preparations
| for commissions on the sales. But
when I think of what Miss Hopper
has done, of the years and the for
| tunes she has spent, OF the match
less results she has attained, l
wonder why girls and women use
any other beauty method when
Miss Hopper's cosmetics can be OBJ
tanned at all toilet counters.
| When 1 review Miss Hopper S
history I see the greatest career
| a woman ever attained on beauty.
/ When l see her now I see the
greatest example Of youth extern
sion in the world. All women
| should follow her example.
There are ten thousand beauty
helps. But one marvellous woman
has for 40 years been searching
the world for the best. She stands
out today as the greatest example
of what beauty and youth can do.
! wonder how any one, seeing what
l see. knowing what l know, can
ever consider lesser help than
Edna Wallace Hopper now sup
| plies to all.-Advertisement