The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-06

rows called to her.
 She turned and said, What is it, Miss BurroWS?"
 The jewelry buyer looked at
 Maurine and said, I'm sorry, dear.
 They won't need you, after all-".
 Then, to Toby, "This. is Miss Col lins from the advertising depart
 ment, and this is MT. Hiatt. They want you to pose in some photo
 graphs they're making up on the third floor. You're to go with . them" That was how it came about that IS minutes later Toby Ryan found herself standing before the new and dazzling black and chromium Beauty Bar" with three blazing
 electric lights bathing her in their , yellow glare and a camera directly z before her. The photographer Che :, had removed the trench coat and hat, displaying crest of very red 5 hair and a gray suit somewhat out t of press) dodged forward and back f ward, the black focusing cloth about s his shoulders. Every now and then he would pull the cloth over his head, peer through the camera, and
 then dart forward again to change
 the position of a light, alter Toby's ? pose, or rearrange the background.
 Turn your face to the left little,
 Miss Ryan. That's right-no, not
 so far. Back again, the way you , were. Now try it again" The lights were hot and Toby felt s uncomfortable. She had on coat with heavy mink collar and hat | from the French room. She was C supposed to be a customer about to 2 make purchase at the Beauty U Ear"
 t Suddenly the photographer called. = and there was a barely disccrnible d click"
 - Miss Collins stepped forward. q
 want you to try one from the other
 side" she said. "I'd like to show - that background"
 "Okay" Marty Hiatt set to work y to change the lights again. He ' was accustomed to the whims of 9 advertising men and women. This 9 what you want?" he asked a mo- 70 ment later, over one shoulder. Q Miss Collins nodded. A moment
 later she was called to answer a d telephone somewhere in the dis tance.
 '- MARTY said to Toby, Might as s I'A well sit down and rest. Don't ;y, want you to look stiff and unnat- II ural-"
 y Gratefully, she sank into a chair. n She watched curiously as the pho- e, tographer worked over his camera. t Presently he paused beside her.
 You were all right" he told her. l., Absolutely okay. Ever do any pos "a ing before?"
 "No." A' I1idtI iouueu. JilOuBHt you le were little nervous" he said a Just the same, you're all right e, That other girl downstairs-the one Id Miss Collins wanted to use-she'd ss have been terrible"
 "Why," Toby exclaimed, q think re Maurine's beautiful" t. Sure, she's good enough look ly ing-but not before a camera. Fea- ve lures are too small. And I don't ve like her chin. You've got a cam t. era face, did you know thatp ]
 spotted you the very first thing
 Round face, big eyes, cute little r. nose"
 he But Maurine's so much pret. tn tier!" Toby insisted. 1 'ir The photographer nodded again 'I- M Maybe. But pretty girls don'
 always photograph that way" h,
 informed her. You've got to b, e. able to size 'em up. You see, 1t. tn all in the camera" m on He went into an involved, tech. ed nical explanation, interrupted wher er ~ Miss Collins reappeared. Then, fol ~ 20 minutes more, Toby stood befor,
 the lights and watched, apparent, ly registering rapt delight over thu ris array oI beauty preparations befor' ITS her.
 ,r At last Marty Hiatt announced
 triumphantly, Got it!" and signi
 fled that the posing was at an end ne ns Toby slipped out of the coat witt tn the heavy mink collar and the ex ,,s, pensive hat. She said, "Is that all a ha Miss Collins?" Ter The older woman nodded. "Yes an I'll tell Miss Burrows you were
 great help"
 we "I hope she won't think I've beel ed' gone too long" yas
 ho Don't worry" Miss Collin ol- smiled. 'I'll take care of that. Per iy- haps we can use you again som att day"
 w.
 Inc ....... ......
 TOBY slipped away. She wasn
 interested in being fused
 again, She hoped fervcntly thi
 Miss Burrows would not be ar
 noyed because she had been awa eaI from the department 50 long lno Annarenllv AAlsa Flurrows Uas m