New Britain herald., 1930-08-22
Beauty Advice As Given By Worlds Most
 Beautiful Girl z.-- .E

most beautiful girl in the world"
 Here's her advice:
 Eat plenty Of fresh fruits and Vegetables.
 Drink plenty of milk.
 Go easy on candy and pastries.
 Take plenty of exercise dancing and swimming are fine.
 Avoid late hours, get plenty of sleep.
 Don't smoke cigarets nor touch alcoholic drinks.
 A nk-and-white blond. 1-2 feet tall and as graceful as young willow, Dorothy is back home again after having triumphed over Amer ican and foreign beauties to win the crown of Miss Universe" at Galveston. And she is about as diff ferent from the typical bathing beauty as one could imagine, for she's quiet girl who has always remained close to her mother.
 Tall, and Still Growing
 Dorothy is tall for her age and still growing. She is a perfect 34. ! Her blond hair is long, her blue eyes large and intelligent. Her trim elght-inch ankles arise out of her 2AA slippers. She has never used rouge nor lipstick in her life; she doesn't need any. She weighs 122 pounds
 For the first time in the history O. national and international beauty contests, she is one winner who is honest enough to say that washing dishes gives her great big pain and cooking is something she despises.
 T want to be an actress like Marie Dresser" she says, and that's my one goal in life.
 "Cook?" she repeated. Not l. rhate it like nobody's business"
 The golden-curled 17-year-old from the Crescent City has been winning beauty contests since | she was 3 months old, so the hon. ors at Galveston were received with a somewhat blase reaction.
 Was Beauty as a Baby | When she was B months ol. l Dorothy was entered in a beautiful | baby contest in Hattiesburg, Miss. and won first place. At 10 she was crowned the queen in a Gulf Coast l bathing beauty contest at Ocean Springs, Miss. Last year she was chose Miss American Legion" | from a large field of contestants ! and this year was selected Miss | New Orleans" from a field of 75 | entries
 In the past two years Miss Golf has been appearing in amateur | theatricals and has been singing over the radio. She has rich con- 1 ttalto voice-almost q baritone.
 The old bunk about loving housework is just plain silly" she confided. T hate it. l couldn't | broil steak 10 save my life and 1 the very thought of sweeping and dusting gives me the creeps,
 "Of course I have a career in mind" she replied to a question. i,'I am going 10 be real actress. hot just one more actress but real. honest-to-goodness actress like . Marie Dresser. I hate mushy mo- ton pictures and saccharine plays, and if I thought I couldn't do something better I'd have no ambi- ton to perfect myself for the stage"
 Most of Miss Gofts time at home is spent with her music and dancing lessons.
 Her Views on Boys
 "Boys?" she repeated. Boys are all right in their place, but the girl who has a career ahead Of her can't afford to waste her time in parties and automobiles rides and late dances-she has to work"
 And work Miss Golf does-and how
 At a. m. she Is up in the morning for Is minutes of stiff calisthenics before her breakfast or fresh fruit and crisp toast - no coffee. There is 30 minutes of piano and then an hour of danc- ing practice. There is light luncheon of fresh vegetables and milk and then an hour of relaxa- ton - sleep, if possible. After neon brings another 30 minutes of piano and 30 minutes of dancing. Dinner is a slice of rare roast beef and bit of vegetables and a great glass of milk. In the eve ming there may be two hours in a downtown picture show or it may be two hours of serious reading and then 10 bed.
 q haven't been Awake later than 10 o'clock in ases," she smiled.
 Pink Her Favorite Color
 Miss Golf leans to dresses In pastel shades and de-brim med hats. A pale pink evening dress trimmed in pale blue won the plaudits of the Galveston thronss. Her appearance in pink bathing suit with a white belt won the beauty crown.
 Mash notes?" she smiled. Plenty of 'em. but maybe they'll stop now that they know I don't like to cook and keep house. ,
 Could yo'l describe your ideal .. man 2" the interviewer asked.
 No, I couldn't" Dorothy re- :. piled. "I nave never been in love and I have no ideal. I guess ; when l love a man it will be be- cause he is himself. I have no , idea of getting married soon, but : I will never let the career stuff . interfere with marriage. If I see : d man who wants me and I want :. him. I'll marry and quit every 7. thing but home"