The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-07-12
TRAVEL BECKONS IRISH GIRL. a PARIS MANNIKIN FOR 5 YEARS
Dog Her One Companion, and Sports Clothes
 Her FavOrite
EDITORS NOTE: This is the fourth of . series of interviews with famous Paris mannikins.
By MARY FENTREss United Press Stan Corresponding

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 Paris, July Il (UP)-Tall and elender, with a dignity of bearing befitting a queen, Annie Durand a mannikin from the house of Jenny, has a distinctive type of beauty which sets her apart from hte other mannikins of the Rue Royale and the Rue de la la Paix.
 Although still in her 2O's, An. nie's closely cropped dark hair has turned silver at the temples, and this, in contrast to her extremely youthful face, gives her an added air of distinction. She has wide- set gray eyes, fringed by long black lashes and set beneath arch ed, black brows. Her nose is slight ly retrousee and she has shy smile that is most attractive:
 Born of an Irish mother and a French father, Annie was reared in Paris with the exception of two years spent in an Irish school. She loves travelling, and as she has al- ready visited most of Europe, is particularly anxious to go to Amer ica.
 America Intrigues Her.
 sI admire Americans and all the wonderful things they produce, |" she said, "so I want to see every thing from the skyline, skyscrap- CTS and Radio City in New York to the coast of California"
 She is somewhat of a movie fan and is eager to watch a picture being filmed in Hollywood, although she hasn't the slightest desire to get into film work herself.
 I'm too timid to do anything on the screen or stage" she con- fessed, land don't think the work would appeal to me-"
 Because of her shyness, Annie was overwhelmed with timidity and fright when she first started her career as mannikin five years ago. Her shyness, however, has given her a dignity of bearing which distinguishes her from oth- CT mannikins.
 Dog Her Only Companion.
 Annie lives alone in a small apartment and says that she spends most of her free time taking care of and exercising her small dog. She adores all animals and dreams that some day she will have small farm in the country where she can be surrounded by animals. She is not particularly interested in marriage, says she wants lnly to have a free life.
 She takes whatever comes her way with great calmness, as she is Q fatalist. She does not try to alter her own destiny, as she be- liOves her life has been mapped apd any efforts on her part to change the pattern would be fu- tile. She enjoys her job as man. nikin and is content to continue.
 Questioned as to her method of retaining her slim lines, Annie shrugged her shoulders and laugh ed. T do nothing at all except eat twice as much as everybody else. It's tiring to be on your feet all
 
 day and I'm always starved at every meal"
 Uses Little Make-Up.
 Nor does she have to bother about her skin. She has inherited the clear, blowing skin of the IT, ish. She has so much color in her cheeks that she does not need rouge and for makeup uses only powder and a deep red lipstick. Her eyebrows and lashes are nat nrally dark, so she needs no eye makeup. Her silver-streaked hair Is shingled close to her head and it's beauty is set off by the ex- treme simplicity of her loosely wav- sd coiffure.
 She wears chiefly sport clothes and usually chooses something in red, navy blue, black or white. For evening, she wears the same shades and selects tight-fltting gowns that mould the figure. She likes all