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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-08-07
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EXTRAORDINARY GAL

Worthwhile Illusions
Don't part with your illusions.
When they are gone you may still
exist, but you have ceased to live.
Twain.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-08-07
EVERYBODY CLIMBS ABOARD
NATIONAL SPEED WAGON

1T is A SWIFT WORLD in which
we are living, and there is no place
in which new speed records are be-
ing established more frequently than
in congress.
When 1 first began taking notice of
what happened in Washington, it
would take a whole session of con-
gress, with days and weeks and
months of talk, to spend the from
five to seven hundred million dol
lars then needed to run the govern
mental machine In that there would
be the customary pork" that might
account for as much as % or 80
million, but to make up for it, there
would be few dollars cut out here
and there. One year, remember,
they even refused to buy pocket
knives for the senators.
1t is different in these days of
speed. To keep pace with, or ex-
coed, the speed of those fighting
planes we are sending to Europe,
the senate recently passed out 10
billions-billions, not thousands or
even millions-in just 80 minutes,
and they did it unanimously, every
senator was on the speed wagon.
That little item was on top of 221s
billions that had been spent during
the present session before the last
small item came along. And the
session is probably only half over,
another half year in which to es-
tablish new and greater speed rec
ords.
What that 1924 billions mean to
you and me and to our wives and
children is just about $3.50, which
each one of us will have to pay.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-08-07
EGG PRICES

AMERICA IS SHIPPING vast
quantities of eggs and egg products
to England for which this country
pays. England would pay cash for
eggs from Canada. For the eggs
we consume, we are paying about 10
cents a dozen more than the Cana
dian people pay for theirs. We have
an egg shortage, Canada has not,
but our poultry raisers are proiting
and those of us who buy pay for
eggs which go to England and also
pay the increase on those we con-
sumo.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-08-07
CONSIDER YOUR MERCHANTS,
TOWN ASSETS

WOMEN OF THE neighborhood
patronized the food chains for their
light packaged goods on which they
saved a cent or two. The chains
did not deliver, but the women could
carry the light packages.
For the heavier staples, patronage
went to the Independents because
they delivered. They were used as
a convenience. The Independents
could not deliver and live on sales
of staples only and in time many
went out of business.
Because we could not get food
deliveries, we had to sell our home
and move, but selling was a prob
lem. People did not want to buy
for the same reason that we wanted
to sell. Lack of delivery con-
veniences forced down the value of
real estate.
All of that was in large city,
but exactly the same thing happens
in any rural community where peo-
pie use their local stores only as a
convenience, but go to other centers
to make their larger purchases.
Local merchants cannot live as
merely a convenience and when the
local market place is gone, real
estate values are gone and the So
cial and cultural center goes.
It pays to consider the future.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1941-08-07
! PATTERNS
! SEWING CIRCLE

make and it really is necessary
to busy day.
Checked Bingham, lowered per-
Gale, plain-colored chambray or
seersucker all look very attrac-
tive made up like this, with braid
and buttons to match or contrast.
You'll enjoy following the pattern
which includes a sew chart.
Barbara Bell Pattern No. 1903 is de-
signed in sizes II, IA. 10. 10. 20 and 40.
Corresponding bust measurements 30, 81,
"a, So. SO, and 40. Size IA 1927 requires 3Ts
yards of 35-inch material without nap: 2Ja
yards edging. Send your order to:
La gaceta., 1941-11-04
coRTE FEDERAL
LA CAUSA CONTRA FL tx.
~GOBERNADoR TERRALL

FL gobierno llam6 hoy su
primer testigo en- la causa con
ira ]. w. Crews, expresiden
tie del banco de Wauchula, y
y Tom j. Terrall, exgoberna-
dro de Arkansas, acusados de
fraude por medic de recibos
expedidos por una fabrica de
"wisky''.
A los que tenian los reci-
hos sc les dieron despues no
tas sin valor y aceptaciones co
merciales de la E. Mugge Co.
una compahia que va desapa
Explic6 los procesamientos
al jurado, ell Sr. Neil Andrews,
de Washington, jefe de la di-
vision de asuntos criminales.
Esta declarando, como pri-
mer testigo, ell letrado c. c.
Parker, que fuera abogado de
Mugge.
Lleva Ia pacusaci6n Ell fis
calHerbert S. Phillips.
La gaceta., 1941-11-04
Los Pueblos Oprimidos y Ia Tnania Maj
Deben purgar su culpa los yeTdugos
y sus completes
CPoR JOSEPH KALMER)

del suceso fatal. Todo hombre
que voluntariamente decide lu :
char contra Hitler, en- la Euro
pa ocupada, Sc pone a sabiendas
en- la posici6n del heroe que lu-
ch6 contra la Hidra.
No son soldados an6nimos del
campo de batalla, sine los que
rreros an6nimos de la guerra de
libertad que Sc lleva a cabo de-
tras de las lineas.
I'm periodista estadounidense
informa desde Berlin que, entire
el primero de agosto y Ell % de
septiembre de 1941, los Nazis
han ejecutado a 295 personals
en- los paises que ocupan. Dos
cientos noventa y cinco de los
500 millones que mantienen en-
cadenas. 295 polacos, yugoesla-
vos, noruegos, franceses, bel
gas, checos y holandeses.
Mucho antes de los dias de
Hitler, Sc celebr6 en- Viena una
conferencia de doctores en- la
a. ell Professor Feranitti, famoso
c~irujano. recomendaba una es
pecie de operation. I'm college
La gaceta., 1941-11-04

suyo, ell Professor SchnitZler, Sc
oponfa, recomendando el trata-
miento medico. ia proportion
dc muertes en- este nuevo meto-
do de operaci6n es tan solo uno
por ciento". dijo ell Professor Fo
ramitti. EN- cambio," cOntest6
Dr.. Schimitzler, para La victi-
ma infortunada es de 100%".
Cuando llega la noticia de ca
da una de estas ejecuciones, no
puede menos de recordar 10 di-
cho por ell Professor Schimitzler,
zen cambio..." Ique son 295 vic
timas? Representa- para las
victimas mismas, 1907. I'm
hombre solo puede morir una
vez. Puede que dele tras 81 una
viuda, una NOVA, tai vez un hi
10 o hija. Era nacido de una ma
Dire y engendrado por un padre,
cuyo dolor no turbara nunca la
conciencia del Fuehrer.
Y ell ndmero de victimas Gre
ce Y crece. En- ell mismo dfa en-
q. ell periodista norteamericann
publica su resumen de muertos,
oincuenta "Judios y Comunis-
tas" eran fusilados por los Ma
zis en- Zagreb. Ell mismo dfa lie
gaba Ia noticia de que veinti-
cinco belgas de Journal serian
fusilados 81 los belgas no daban
en- ell termino de diez dias los
nombres de los autores de la
muerte de un lider Rexista y de
dos policias alemanes.
Los culpables y sus completes
los que "respiran ell mismo al
re-, deben purgar sus culpas. A
esos hombres que pronuncian
sentencias contra Ell desgracia-
do pueblo, Sc les debe meter e.
pavor en- ell corazon, Cuando e
diluviO soltado por Hitler haya
vuelto a SUI lecho, y la familia
humane ponga pie en- ell nuevo
Monte Ararat, ell area que la lie
We a salvo no tendra sitio para
"las especies" de asesinOs en-
masa. Ell future debe hacerse
SECURE contra los tiranOs y con
ira un nuevo diluvio.
La gaceta., 1941-11-04

Los M0TmOmes

Hace mas de Glen amos que
Brigham Young fund6 la ia
mosa secta de los Santos de los
1ltimos dfas", conocida, sobre
TODD, por haber PRACTICABLE la
p~oligamia.
Los mormones fueron en- rea-
lidaG grandes colonizadores.
Gracias a su traoajo perseve-
rante, ell enorme desierto del
Oeste ha llegado a ser un pals
floreciente, en- ell que existen
hermosas ciudades.
Conservan los mormones Ell
quito, de su pasado, que Sc ina
ginan muy antique, y miriam
con carino y devotion su monu-
mento mas venerable la prime
ra cabana de la Ciudad de La
go Salado, que Sc construy6 en-
1847,
1847. No digamos que la tai
choza es de una gran antigde-
dad; pero cuando no Sc tiene
otra cosa.,
La gaceta., 1941-11-04
KenadL PGchG

La Repdblica turea, fupda-
da por Kemal Pacha, ACADIA de
el d6cimo octave aho de
su nacimiento.
Kemal era un enemigo de la
poligamia y deseaba que cada
marido fuese ell hombre de una
sofa mujer, como en- ell resto de
Europa.
Era un mOn6gamo decididO
pero tenfa una manera especial
de practicar la monogamia.
Estuvo casado con Ia hija d.
I'm rico comerciante de Esmir-
ma, que fue durante largo ITEM
pc su ninfa Egeria
Transcurridos algunos amos !
temiendo que su esposa, muy in
teligente y muy ambiciosa, es-
torbase a su propia ambici6n, ia
republic.
Habia ell Pacha encontradC
La gaceta., 1941-11-04
Gotta DATE?
Don't neglect your Breath

II you've got q date with the girl friend. on
. business appointment, play smart and take
the proper ~precaution to see that your breath
doesn't offend unnecessarily. After all. moth.
ing Is 50 inexcusable and 20 offensive a. q
negleC4Sd case Of halitosis (bad BREATH. Be.
fore your next date or business appointment.
rinse the mou4h with Listerine Antiseptic.
Almost Immediately your breath becomes
sweeter, purer, less likely 10 offend. Most
cases Of h~alitosis. say some authorities. are
due 10 the fermentation Of tiny food particles
In the mouth, although some cases may be
due to systemic Disorders. Against the for
mer condition. Lister1ne Antiseptic works
wonders because IL first halts the fermena-
ton and then overcomes the odors Il causes.
Don't forget to use Il. It's the first aid Of
thousands Of popular and successful people
LISTERINE ANTISEPTIC
To Make Your Breath Svsstsr
La gaceta., 1941-11-04

Londres, INoviembre 4.-IUn
psic6logo que en- ell future Sc de-
diuue a estudiar las masas, en-
contrara interesante, sin duda,
ell analizar las causas que en- a.
gosto de 1871 indujeron a los
pueblos oprimidos de Europa a
rebelarse contra sus carceleros
Y verdugos, a los que Hitler ha'
bia asignado ell papel de guar
danes del "nuevo orden." Ell OBJ
servador contemporaries queda
pasmado del enorme volumen de
s~ufrimientos a%cumulado, vivien
do como vive en- un momento de
la historic cuando la capacidad
de la humanidad atormentada
ha llegado a su Unite. En- la ac-
tualidad cada golpe librado por
los rebeldes europeos-ya sea en-
campo alberto va sea subversi-
vamente-contra los opresores
nazis, corteja la muerte.
FL panuelo que venda los ojos
de La victima en- ell momento del
fusilamiento, no lie salvarS de
yer dicha vision con aterradora
certeza, dias y aun meses antes
La gaceta., 1941-11-04
Conocer q los hombres por

tNo ftOttCf 90 HOl
medic de SuS zapGtOs
Hay una nueva "ciencia" que
esta al alcance de todos.
Sc llama la "escarpaiogia," es
decir, ell arte de conocer a los
hombres por medic del examen
de sus zapatos viejos.
Else arte, entire otras cosas,
nos ensena 10 que sigue:
81 ell tacon y las suelas eStan
g&tados regularmente, por
tgual, sin que el desgaste sea ma
yor en- un horde que en- ell otro,
Sc puede asegurar que quien asi
los usa es, o sera, I'm hombre de
neGocios intelligence y energico,
y de espiritu sano, o un emplea-
do trabajador y recto digno de
corfianza, 81 se trata de una
mu. er, sera una esposa distin-
guida y una madre e~xcelente.
Cuando ell horde exterior de
la sIela es ell mas gastado, indi-
Ca en- ell hombre una cierta ten
dencia a las aventuras, y en- la
mujer terquedad y atrevimien-
to.
81 ell mas gastadO es ell borde
exterior, senala debilidad o ire
sOluci6n en- ell hombre, y modes
tia en- la mujer.
Parece que tambien Sc pue-
den adivinar las inclinacioneS
de una persona seg1n ell tamaho
de .sus zapatos, la anchura de
las suelas, Ell estado de los cor
dones O cintas y ell de los forros,
etc., etc,
Y para acabar Ell peri6dico
en- que hemos leido TODD ESQ da
ell siguiente consejo a los j6ve-
res: No os cas6is jamas con una
muchacha que, teniendo ell pie
del n1mero SO, por ejemplo, lie
fuerza a entrar en- un zapato del
81. Es seguramente una coque-
ia y una superficial.
La gaceta., 1941-11-04
FUNCION A BENEFICIO DE
LOS REFUGIADOS ESPA-
NOLES

Organizada por los nihos de
los Caballeros Leales de Ameri-
ca, ell dia ID Sc efectuara una
function, en- ell teatro del Centre
Asturiano, a beneficio de los re-
fugiados espanoles y para 5000
rrer a la Sra. Victoria Kent,
que actualmente reside en- Sui
"a.
Las madres de los nihos, que
conOcen a la Sra. Kent por las
buenas obras de esta, Sc propo-
men ayudar de manera positi-
va al exito.
I'm magnifico programa Sc
prepare. Compre a tempo sus
lo~calidades.
La gaceta., 1941-11-04
PARA La MUJER DEL HOGAR

en- Brusa a una joren bellisima.
que acompanaba a su padre, e.
rrante en- busca de trabajo. Ad-
mirado de su belleza, Kemal hi
20 educar a las muchachas ".
dos amos despues Sc case con
ella.
Nunca mas q. una mujer, pc
70 no siempre la misma.
La gaceta., 1941-11-04
DEFUNCIONES

Pedro Vazquez, de 80 afos, ia
leci6 aver en- SUI domicilio, 1913
lie la Sexta avenida. LIE sobrevi-
ven su viuda, Sra. Teresa Vaz.
Iuez, su madre, dos hermanos y
familiares. Hoy Sc verifi-
cara ell entierro.
La gaceta., 1941-11-04

Dej6 de existir el domingo, en-
un hospital local, la Sra. Felicia
Gutierrez, de 81 amos de edad,
vecina del 2205 de la Cuarta a.
venida. Deja a su esposo, Ma
nuel Gutierrez; I'm hijo, Manuel
dso hermanos y una hermana.
Ell cadaver recibira sepultura
en- ell cementerio del Centre Els
panol.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Gay Accents

This idea of giving the basic
dark shades color lift is a
favorite one with many other
well-dresSed players. Try accent
ing a dull raisin brown with
white or coral.
One of the truly exciting cos
tunes I've seen this past week
put an orange-pink chiffon eve
ming shirt with a formal bout
FAINT brown taffeta jumper, the
skirt eyeleted and posed over a
slip of the orange chiffon.
Another hayward combination
initiated by Kay Francis is the
black with green theme. For the
bOudoir Kay has a pajama in
black Sharkskin with apron like
section from bust TO knees in
emerald green.
She also approves of a lime
green jersey slipon sweater with
a draped black crepe evening
skirt and exotic green Jersey
turban
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20

Yet that is exactly what great
many are steadily doing.
When a woman wears a hat
which is so startling or stu
pendous that those who look at
her Immediately see the hat,
but may never, never get around
TO looking at her face, her fig
ure, or the rest of her costume.
she is to all purposes stealing a
scene from herself
If the lady doesn't mind her
hat being more important TO
the world than she herself is,
well and good. But it is still
rather q sad reflection on the
disappearance OF healthy. human
vanity when true personal
beauty is Subordinated TO any
such extra detail as headgear.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
On Saturday Night

Grandma's girl kept dainty
and sweet by means OF sponge
baths and Saturday night doH~-
ingS in the laundry tub. And
for a finiSh-off a Sprlnkllng
of violet talcum.
TodayiS EIrf has hrr- choice oi
a luxurious soaking IN tub OF
warm. scented water or a brisk
shower that sets her ClTCula-
lion a-tIngfTng. After this. she
sprays herself with her favorite
cologne and then tufts on fra
grant bath powder.
But grandmas girl was re-
sourceful, too. During her era
il was considered unladyllke 10
paint your face, but she OBJ
jected 10 looking wishy-washy
so she invented her own meth
DDS of camouflage.
When if came time 10 apply
the complexion. she whipped out
the rolling pin and ground up
rice kernels, then banished her
shiny nose with the powder.
Today's girl. of course, has
her choice of foundations 10
match her skin and help conceal
tiny blemiShes. over this goes
a smooth, finely-sifted powder
that glamorizes her own color
inc
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Ke e p Mouth
Muscles Relaxed

WATCH YOUR mouth; keep
it pretty. Expression is even
more important than tinted lips.
Many small muscles control
the movements of the mouth.
When the lip corners are drawn
downward. the muscles from
lips 10 nostrilS and those extend
ing up into the cheeks become
stretched.
If you are a victim of this
sorrowful practice. we'll tell you
what to do about it. Dip the
finger tips in a heavy cream
Place the first finger in the cen
ter Of the upper lip, thumb at
one end. second finger at the
other. Keep the first finger sta
tionary, draw the flesh up into
a Cupid'S bow with thumb and
second finger, pressing heavily
into the flesh. II is sort OF
fluting movement.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Beauty Is as Old as the Ages But Keeps Pace With the Tm
Contrast
These Aids
7 o Glamour

1CIVE me the good old day
~ is an exclamation you1
never hear from a modern
glamour girl Those So-Callod
good. old Gays may have had
their advantages, but from Tho
standpoint Of beauty aids, to-
days girl will take today
And for a word picture of
why, consider these contrasts.
Grandma's girls boudor was
quite simply a bedroom her
vanity a dresser with a smatf
mirror above n and the lighting
effect was achieved by means of
a dim, kerosene lamp.
Todays girl has a boudor,
which, whether large or small,
contains a smart dressing table,
a large mirror flanked by lamps
that afford adequate lllumina-
ton and also a bench, so she
may sit down and comfortably
apply her makeup.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Gum Chewing

Visible chewing gum-and in
visible chewing is impossible
can steal the scene from an
otherwise perfect and glamorous
appearance. Too much eye
catching jewelry. or too many
dangling costume accessories can
offer the same fatal-to-glamour
distraction.
Look about you and note that
the appearance of the most
Smartly groomed women will re-
veal a successful striving for a
perfectly balanced ensemble of
the many features which go TO
comprise grooming. with no
spot-lighting or super-featuriAg
of but one or two details.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Eye Appeal

Grandma's girl obtained eye
appeal via a burnt match. She
applied the charred wood 10
brows and lashes and, if the
effect was a smudgy blotch. you
can't say she didn't try.
Quite a far cry from the eye
makeup worn by todays girl
She has eyeshadows in many
flattering tones. mascaras that
are water and tear proof, 10 say
nothing of eyelash curriers' that
give these little beau-catchers a
captivating upward swing.
BY cutting a beet and apply
ing it 10 her lips, grandma girl
obtained color OF course, she
couldn't help it if the purple
red tone didn't blend with her
own coloring. She simply would
not look like an anemic ghost.
Today's girl can take her
choice of hundreds OF natural
shades of creamy. indelible lip
sticks.
Just before her beau came TO
call grandmaS girl would pinch
her cheeks until they were rosy.
Much less painful and easier Is
the method of todayS girl
who has variety of rouge
both cake and cream
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Careful Manicurinq
R e she pc S Hands

HOW TIE finger nails are 10
be shaped when the filling goes
on depends upon the length OF
the fingers and The contour Of
the hands. Bright colored nail
veneer calls attention 10 the out
lines of feminine talonS. and one
might as well know the rules
Shaping can make or Unmake
pleasing proportions.
Long nails on slender fingers
require q modified point We're
dead against scratchy looking
claws displayed by girls who
want 70 be arty. Appear too
much like weapons of defense. -
The square nail calls for an
elongated cave Of neat oval CON
tour, as does the short round
nail. No re cave gives better
lines
These types can stand q hii
81 dOwn-flilng at tho sides
though one must be- careful not
10 cur into the surrounding
flesh. Finger shells treated in tins
manner make chubby fingers
look longer and more slender
n ~ ~ N 4. -
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
The Tricks

! know one stage star who
has stolen countless scenes
merely by popping her knuckles.
and another who achieves this
same end by clearing her throat
and uplifting her eyebrows at
strategic moments.
Then there is the stage come
dian who wears shoes with con-
trollable SqueakS. so that he
can divert audience attention at
any time by nexing his footgear.
While this is all very lar
cenouS. it is still rather under
Standahle. Actors and actresses
arc humanity jealous of their
professional moments. and like
10 be able 10 command audience
attention back 10 themselves al
any time they think another
player has been baSking in the
spotlight too long.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Husband
Is Always
A Surprise
BY HELEN ROWLAND


MO MATTER how we'll YOU
~ think you understand a man.
before marriage, you will wake
up some morning 10 find your
self welded TO total stranger.
In fact, you will sometimes
wonder If you are not married
10 two men--the one you fell i'm
love with and his perfect an
tithesis.
Life for the average bride is
as full Of surprises as a Christ
mas stocking. This does not
mean that the wedding cere-
mony has transformed your
darling from whatever he was
into something else; it merely
means that you are looking at
him from the other side.
DON'T BE SHOCKED if the
lover, who could once make
Romeo seem like a piker, goes
placidly TO sleep on the moonlit
piazza or in the midst of a ro-
mantle scene in the picture.
1t doesn't mean that he has
ceased TO love you, but simply
that he's tired, after strenuous
day.
Don't be depressed if you dis
cover that the man who used to
slip a greenback to the orchestra
for playing his favorite compost
ton, now looks distract when
YOU tune in on a Toseanini con-
cert. and asks you 10 turn the
dial TO the sports news.
DON'T BE SURPRISED if
the epicurean, who used to take
you to that expensive French
place and order delicacies under
glass with unpronouncable
sauces, now asks you pointblank
why you never have corned-beef-
and-cabbage for dinner.
Don't be amazed if the rumba-
expert, who never wanted To go
home from a party and vowed
he could dance with you all
night, would rather sit at home
and read his newspaper or listen
10 the radio, night after night,
than doll up in evening clothes
and 60 out to the most alluTing
night club.
DON'T BE ASTONISHED
when YOU find that the business
wizard you married, who could
knock all his competitors for a
loop and keep his office running
like a clock, is a soft-hearted
sissy when it comes to bargain
ing with painters and plumbers
and gardeners, and can be CHS
eled to a fare-you-well.
Don't be astounded when you
discover that the cool-headed,
stoical man, who can keep his
chin up in the face of war and
business reverSes, goes all TO
pieces and shows signs of men
tai collapse when the engine
goes dead or his newspaper
doesn't come or he can't find
the tack-hammef or his evening
studs.
ABOVE ALL, don't drop dead
from surprise when the man
who talks to you in monosylla-
bles, platitudeS and baby-talk.
gets up at a banquet and makes
a brilliant speech full of witty,
original wiSecracks and pro-
found observations, in a burst
of electrifying oratory.
Every man is study in con-
trasts. And no girl can really
understand a man until she has
been married to him for at least
few months, and got a good
closeup of his dual nature A
husband may sometimes be a
prize-but he is ALWAYS
Surprise!
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Try These

For colorful moods try olive
with mustard gold, chartreuse
and yellow. copper with lettuce
green, purple with purple pink,
violet with palomino beige, to-
mato with petal pink, or use
your own imagination
j But remember that the rule
of two is comparatively safe,
mating three coIors is permis-
Sible. but that only a real color
egotiSt will attempt 10 mix
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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-20
Don t
Steal Your
Own Scenes
BY MAN FACTOR JR.
Hollywood Makeup Expert

WOMEN very frequently con-
w trive TO steal scenes from
themselves.
BY scene stealing I mean that
practice Of one actor managing
10 distract audience attention
away from another player to
himself by injecting some un-
scheduled sound or action into
q scene at the moment when the
other player is delivering his
most dramatic lines.