davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1945-12-02

even when I'm tired !. to hold my
face powder lovingly! Smooth
HOUBIGANT'S CREAM-TONE
on in the morning and it will assure
. lovely and even complexion
through the whole day. Non.dryins
and doesn't cake s. invaluable for
covering up minor skin .blemishes
and hiding tired little lines. Use it
and you can shop and scurry about
until tea time with complexion-con-
fdence. CREAM-TONE comes in
light, dark or medium -. and
HOUBIGANT has 4 sheer "Trans-
lucid"Face Powder shade to match.
CREAM-TONE is 81, plus taxi
Ask for it At better storesl
Evening star., 1945-12-02

A baby's ensafement book for De.
eember is filled with important
meetings. - relatives, friends and
guests. So protection against EN-.
barrassink leakage" is vital :. the
reason l sussest PLASTI.CLEER
Baby Pants Immediately! They're
GUARANTEED waterproof, heat.
proof and oil and acid.resistant.
PLASTI.CLEER, a new develop.
ment in the field of plastic chem
istry, is soft as down, plant enough
to slide over diapers with ease,
odorless, washable, and durable. In
transparent or opaque (pink or
white). They're made by Goodyear
Rubber Sundries, Inc, New Haven.
Conn. &c a pair. Ask for them at
the Palais Royal.
Evening star., 1945-12-02
(Gordon)
~ UNDERWEAR -


Remember the suggestions many Of
you sent in last year re the qualities
you wanted most in postwar ho.
siery? OF course it's still too socn
to expect 4 complete follow.
through on your sussestions,-but
as soon as production problems al
low them to 20 ahead, GORDON
Hosiery will offer you your dreams
come true! In the meantime, If
QUALITY is an important item in
your gift. sivine,-put GORDON
Run-Proof Stockings at the top Of
your list! The GORDON trade.
mark identifies hosiery that is slen.
derizins, beautifully fashioned, and
in shades that are lovely and fash.
ion.risht for discriminating women.
Every stocking that bears the
GORDON name is designed to
five SERVICE and BEAUTY -,
ideal qualities to give in 4 siftl
Evening star., 1945-12-02

Will some one please give me soapbox? truly
need one for my enthusiastic "oratins" about the
GIBSON line Of Christmas Cardsi It's hard to de-
scribe them.-for they're 90 varied i. as clever,
pretty and FAY Is you like !. or deeply filled with
the true spirit Of sacred Christmas. Do stop by
your your GIBSON Greeting Gard dealer and look
them over,-and remember that card with the
GIBSON name On the back tails your friends that
you've sent diem the finest IN QUALITY Il. with
the msssate phrassd just a you'd want to say it'll
Evening star., 1945-12-02
Blight MeMa, S;L.,l

Anything that saves you work is
all.important when 20 many things
havs to Be done before Christmas!
So here's q tip in time -. new
and almost miraculous way to poll
ish and clean your silver and make
it ~ bright and shining a. Christ
mas stars. Just ask your Depart.
ment or Neikhborhood Store for
SILVER SHEETS sheets Of
paper imprstnated with 4 super
action silver polish that works like
. charm! Rub them over silver
that's still wet rinse and dry.
Like magic, tarnish and stain will
disappear! Simple, isn't it7 z doz.
en- Silver Sheets to . packet At Csc.
Evening star., 1945-12-02
HERE'S THE BREAD THAT'S

HERE'S THE BREAD THAT'S
AS VERSATILE AS 1T is DE-
LICIOUS! So have several red
ehecksrboard RY-KR1SP packages
on your pantry shelf all through
the holiday season! This nutritive
1009o whole grain bread, made from
rye, salt and water, is an estab.
lished favorite with many people
who will accept no substitute.
Guests with ess or wheat allersies,
for instance, will insist upon it.
Friends on diets will demand it.
And what would late supper snacks
be without rye.hesrty RY.KRISP?
Its crisp, thin waters complement
salads and soups,-and there are
only q calories TO each nut
crunchy slice! Ask your Grocer
for RY.KRISP tomorrow
Evening star., 1945-12-02

n Give something the famous SOMETHING BLUE"
Al irasrance for Chrsma Here the sxcitns Some
III t1ns Blue" sts from the House Of GOURIELLI gifts
make feminine hearts 70 ptapat First there's Soms
~ thing Blue" Eau de Parum delightful for daytime wearing
$500 and $500 bottle. Then there's "Somsthns Blue"
Body Powder (Talc) perfect slip into Christmas Sonts So
And the sentimental fragrance unds and hans
there Sometint Blue Heart saehes box Of three All
feminine M probem answsrsd AK for hes .SmsS Bus'
tits st Woodward Loahrop'a
Evening star., 1945-12-02

REMEMBER dealers RONSON LIGHTERS today
due huge demands he'll SOON! handsome
RoNsoN Pocket Lighter exauts yerp:s RoNsoN Table
Lighter has specifically wished
another make substituted What's little waiting Genuine
RONSON worlds lighter the ultimate reward The
duplicated efficiency Of their
.sis luxurious ehtns for the home makes RoNSoN the
ONLY Lighters
remember RONSON Redn Aeecores
Evening star., 1945-12-02

the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Gary
Bell, win return to Connecticut to-
morrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Schroeder
with their family, who have been
visiting the formers parents In
Abbeville, s. c., are expected home
today.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Grifith and
Evening star., 1945-12-02

Talk about beina dressed up! You
should see the fay new Scotch plaid
dispenser for Scotch" Cellulose
Tape. It's fresh Is heather +. col
orful as 4 Scotch brosue. Looks
handsome and smart on your desk.
The bright plaid tells you heres
real Scotch Brand Tape :. the
brand that's used by more 1people
than any other" Next time you see
Scotch plaid dispenser be sure to
let one. You'll find scores Of
ehores-sealin{, mendins, holding
for self.stitckint. transparent
Scotch" Brand Tape to do every
day. Your favorite store may have
it now-2sc complete.
Evening star., 1945-12-02


take it for granted that any smart
srown.up knows it's a MUST for
helping to keep hand skin smooth
and satiny during the winter
months. 1t sives such wonderful
protection, against the red.raw
chafe caused by cold weather!
Children, especially, adore using
the snowy, fragrant PACQUINS
Cream on hands, wrists, knees.
elbows, cheeks. and shins. 1t
smooths on so nicely, smells so
pleasant and feels so food
helping to safeguard tender skin
against the painful effects of chap.
It's a NATURAL for children's
use, for it disappears like magic,
leaving no after sickness on small
hands to mar doors, mirrors and
furniture. There are no bottle
pouring hazards-for PACQUINS
is a cream and the jar is we'll.
based and sturdy. Ask for PAC.
QUINS Hand Cream at DRUG, De.
partment and 10c Stores.
Evening star., 1945-12-02
1y 1k... 5lav.,. 70, you, .HoG4ay J,.ab!

Planning allout with havor.ful surprises u7T3
Peaceon Earth Christmas? Then your spice
ndaavor. shelf is fully stocked with every BUR-
NETTS Food Flavor you'll need Remember .,,rl--H
BURNETTS Rum Flavor makes . mincemeat pie
douby ELEGANT that few drops Of BURNETTS Almond
Walnut make cookies puddines
recipes! And when the
Ing with favor by u:nt BURNETTS Banana Strawberry Raspberry
Cherry Havorns the batter and Remember BURNETS
Color Kit make
BURNETT'S havor.favorte list now!
Evening star., 1945-12-02

and with mild clean smoke Second because the filter
tobacco crumbs securely the than shed into
and Asced and lips Third mild
fragrance Of perfectly blended Turkish and domestic tebaceos These
triple why VCEROY food smoking food
trail Of Clean f9nnt smoke Truly absence makes the
fonder where VCEROYS welcome back
Tobacconts! -
Evening star., 1945-12-02

usre and brightness And that of course is important
asset in beautiful smile! Many lovely this
fine denrice faithfully they do their favorite face
cream,-for they knew that the satin-smooth polishing
asens and superb cleansing properties of LISTERINE
TOOTH POWDER every bit important to beauty!
1t in contaner that makes EXACT pouring easy
Ask your Druggist for it tomorrow
Evening star., 1945-12-02

mothers Do know that 10 babies PER-
Feet HEALTH but Is later Of 10 Of these
Whose fault and wHY7 Read tn. :riss and Is:,n xh: YOU
serious rdnsior there's plenty Of food reading
amusing illustrations and wonderful photographs!
TWO-TO-SIX" ON SALE NOW (25e copy Lanbursh
& Bro.
Evening star., 1945-12-02

Miss vashti Bartlett now are 1T
Silver Sands, their home Ia Pass-a.
Grille, Fla, for the winter.
Or. and Mrs. r. K. Shirley and
their son have returned from Bos-
ton where Dr.. Shirley took . post
graduate course at the Leahy Clinic.
Evening star., 1945-12-02

M NO. NOM DE w al e..
Formerly Miss Josephine
Frances BertoHni, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony O. Ber-
tolini, she is the bride OF 1t.
Michael B. Comberiate, U. S.
N. r., son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Leonard Comberidte of Brook
lyn. Their marriage took place
November rs in St. Joseph's
Church, the Req. Michael G.
Farrell Officiating.
Harris & E1Dinq Photo.
Evening star., 1945-12-02

If you're concerned .Ao
about the unattractive sL1
appearance of your S4
complexion and won. VIII
der how to relieve the
irritation of ugly
blackheads and externally caused
pimples by Christmas,-start the
RESINOL routine tonight! Wash
your face nightly with pure, mild
RESINOL Soap refreshinsly
scented and generous in lather. Fol.
low the thorough cleasins by dab
bink every affected part with RES.
mol Ointment. Leave on over
night and you'll be amazed at how
quickly the Ointment's medicated
ingredients help to soothe the dis.
comfort Of irritated places. RES
mol is wonderful for itching of
eczema, for chap and chafe and for
many minor skin irritations where
a quick comforter and aid to heal.
ing is needed. So stop by your
Druggists and get RESINOL Soap
and Ointment.
Evening star., 1945-12-02

If you're . mother who wants to do q thoroughly
food job Of BEING mother :. know you'll
want to read article I've just finished called
"A CHALLENGER! It's the lead article in two
TO-SIX", q new masazine for parents of young
children and hope you'll learn to know it in.
timately not only through BUY.LINES, but
through reading every issue, from cover to cover.
Evening star., 1945-12-02
BUY-LINES by Nancy Saexr
eev spoosoeed Column of THINGS Avsod and nferestna

NEW YORK, N. Y, December 2nd-You
can't buy personality {. . but you CAN buy
help in making the most of your smile! !!
How? Just invest in LISTERINE E
TOOTH POWDER and see for yourself!
Here's a tooth powder that cleans your
teeth wonderfully polishes the enamel
until it shines and shines with NATURAL
Evening star., 1945-12-02

This is my
m st pre-.
cious beauty
standby for
the holiday
weeks ahead,
ITO give my
complexion .
3 m o o t h,
freah 1ook
Evening star., 1945-12-02
0Q Shop ali day, or dance
MWfh all night Grip
UlIlNU Fssh Fss III. HAlfIA,S: sI;,.aS:
UIItIlI neatly in place! Slip

to your hair and see how the
sprins.tooth action keeps samin
locks secure. It's effective with
both everyday hairstyles and elsb.
crate dressed.up coiffures! HAIR.
TAINERS won't fall out! At
Beauty Salons or Notions Coun.
tiers, 2Se a card.
Evening star., 1945-12-02

I'm reserrins this
space to tell you the
won ders of PAC-
QUfNS Hand Cream
for the CHILDREN
Evening star., 1945-12-02
Santa might Be- stumped
} if asked to brinf curls
to Z strailht. locked baby,
but wise mothers

Treatment can help any baby to
have thicker, more luxuriant.look
inf hair, PLUS curling rinSlsts!
Mothers have used it successfully
for over thirty years to five baby
hair lovely tendrils,-and its com.
mended by PARENTS Magazine!
Be1in usinS NESTLE Baby Hair
Treatment when the second growth
Of hair is about one inch long. 81
for 4 bottle that makes 4 full quart
of treatment, at Drug Store, Beauty
or Baby Shop. Write Nancy Sasssr,
27l Madison Ave-, N. Y. c. Is, If
unable to find it.
Evening star., 1945-12-02

!: ! i; + =: !: !: :: s: =: =; =; !
more distinctive in
quality, beauty and taste than that
which bears the H" of Norman
Hsrtnell, Coutourier to the Queen
Of England! But it's special good
fortune to have them introduced
just before Christmas ready to
lend glamour and romance to your
holiday festivities ideal Christ
mas gifts that are truly new and
lovely! Choose from Bright
Stars" Stolen Heaven" and Gay
Glitter" royal perfumes or
colosnes in regal crystal bottles
that are luxuriously packased. Ask
for HARTNELL'S precious new
"sems" of fragrance At your Per.
fume Counter.
Evening star., 1945-12-02

meal complete SCLTZ brown bolesw help
food better Your Food Store has this beer that made
famous brewed with the hiss Of the
harsh bensss Keep SCLTZ hand always! It's breed
Jos. Schlitz Brewing Co, Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Evening star., 1945-12-02

Victory Bonds mean individual
victory over hard times.
Evening star., 1945-12-02
Ia G,.,.a. -4..4,.. M!H G!a. -Sm.L;.,l

/ keep pinchinf myself to believe that
the searching, the plsadinl and the
tearing of-hair for cigarettes is about
over! During "the shortale" / became
acquainted with every brand on the
market.-but my devotion still toss to
VICEROYSl First, because the in
seniously fashioned filter tip checks
tars, resins and other throat irritants
Evening star., 1945-12-02
k.,r Ia -4NOlea,;.. E..,a,. @. -Ha.H

Fixint supper is usually . real chors after an
afternoon Of holiday shoppins,-for traffic jams
and crowded stores are apt to strain both your
temper and your feeti So why not Jet simple
meal prepared before you start your Sift hunt.
int? Set your prepared dinner on the stove to
heat whAn hns thao - H. <h>
Evening star., 1945-12-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry drimth and
Evening star., 1945-12-02

Yes, they're warm toast; you1 yours In zero
weather and be so comfortable! Made like mans over
coat with perfect tailoring designed with the feminine
touch to atter figure They At nicely winter dresses
and SUITS The hangs front and back give military
effect Of broad shoulders and tiny waist In rich shades
Of Brown, Green and Blue also Black. Sizes 10 70 -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-04-22
Inducements
Continued From Page B-30

United States Minister to Denmark
She attended the FoXcroft School
was graduated from Miss Harris
Florida School, and was presented
to society in December. 1943, at the
Debutante Cotillion in New York
For the past two years she has
been taking the collegiate nursing
course at Russell Sage College in
Troy, N Y.
1t. Miller attended Friends School
in New York and was graduated
from Trinity College in Hartford.
He was associate editor of Look
Magazine when he enlisted in the
Navy. He now is on foreign duty.
Mrs. Lorenzo G. Smith is an
nouncing the engagement of her
daughter, Miss Fay Findlay, to 1t
o. Grier Davis, jr., A A. F., son of
the Rev. DR.. and Mrs. Davis of
Baton Rouge.
Miss Findlay, who is the daugh-
ter of the late Mr. Louis Graham
Findlay, spent her early childhood
in Edinburgh. Scotland, where she
attended DR.. Bells School.
1t. Davis attended Southeastern
University and Louisiana State Uni
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-04-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Ulysses S. Vots an
nounce the marriage of the latter's
sister, Miss Virginia Marie Parpart,
to Mr.. Andrew jackson Somerville,
son of Mrs. Somerville and the late
Mr.. Thomas Somerville. The cere-
mony took place April in The home
of the bridegroom's mother, the
Rev. J. Herbert Garner of the Sixth
Presbyterian Church officiating, and
reception Immediately followed.
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her brother-in-law, Mr..
Vots, was attended by Mrs. Vots as
matron of honor. Mr. Andrew jack
son SOmerville, jr., was best man
for his brother and Mr.. Thomas
Somerville III and Mr. Harrison
Somerville, brothers" of the bride
groom, and DR. Michael Joseph Nc
Inerney and Mr.. John c. Harding,
brothers-i n-law of the bridegroom.
were the uShers. Michael Joseph
McInerney, jr., was the ring bearer
Mr. Somerville and his bride now
are in Palm Beach and will be at
home after May / at 1920 Thirteenth
street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-04-22

She is the granddaughter Of thu
late DR.. and Mrs. Elisha e. Mul.
lineaux of Frederick.
1t. Miller is a graduate of st
Joseph's College. He attended
Georgetown University School Of
Foreign Service and recently was
graduated from the Officer Candi-
date School and Reserve Officers
Glass at Quantico. He now is or
duty at Camp Lejeune, N. C. q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-04-22

A June wedding Is being planned
by Miss Helen Jean Black, whose
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William c.
Black, announce her engagement to
Mr.. Joseph Francis Wilson, son OF
Mrs. Sophie K. Wilson of Jersey
City.
The bride-elect is a graduate OF
immaculate Junior College and at
tended Seton High College, In
Greensburg, Pa. She now is a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-04-22
Dance Cancelled

Mrs. French Myers announces
that the midweek dance for officers
originally scheduled for Thursday
night at the Sulgrave Club has been
Cancelled because of the period of
mourning for the late President
The next and final dance of the sea-
son will be given the latter part of
May, the date to be announced
later
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-04-22

senior at George washington Uni-
versity.
MIR. Wilson is q graduate Of st.
Peters College in Jersey City and
now Is in the War Department.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward M. Reidy
of Chevy Chase announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, Miss
Jean Marie Reidy, to Pfc. Edward
w. McLoone, son of Mrs. John J.
lSee ENGAGEMENTS, Page BID
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-04-22

engagement Of their daughter, 1t
Mary Sybelle Wolfe, Army Nurse
Corps, to Lit. Charles Joseph Miller,
jr., u. S. M. C. r., son of Mrs. Marie
Ann Miller of Cleveland and the
late Mr.. Miller.
The bride-elect is a graduate of
Catholic University School of Nurs-
ing Education. For two years
she has been stationed at Fort Myer
and now is on duty at Woodrow Will
son General Hospital in Staunton.
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versity before entering the service
He recently returned from France,
where he completed 56 missions over
Germany. He holds the Air Medal
with two Oak Leaf Clusters and the
Unit Citation.
The wedding will take place We'd
nesday in the North Side Presby-
terrain Church in Baton Rouge, the
bridegrooms father officiating.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-04-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Newton Wolfe of
Capitol View Park announce the
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18
Acts in England

Tragedy followed, and la
Belle Rebelle" was soon i'll and
penniless. The next year she
played leading roles upon the
English stage. Returning TO the
United States. she appeared in
the larger cities and married
twice again.
Is Belle going into pictures d?
To doubt IL, gents and ladies,
would be TO doubt the tran
scendental and coSme e y d
brain Of Hollywood
An out-of-the-way usual run
OF war novels is Robert ST.
Johns It's Always Tomorrow"
tDoubleday-Doran). There's life
in 1T mean II steams. thrills
and is as vivid as a great siege
gun going off right in front Of
you. Mr.. st. John is a crack
war correspondent himself for
the Associated Press and an
NBC broadcaster from New
York, London and Paris.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18
New English Angle

So his David, hard-boiled
newsman of Chicago. was right
in the mood when he was or
dered on a rowing war assign
ment in Europe. OF course,
folks, there is a beautiful Po-
hsh girr who became his secre-
tary Then. too. of course, he
meets a waitress in London. But
all that fiddle-faddle is not the
kernel OF Mr.. St. Johns fine
book. l like things like this
about those astoundingly won
derful English people:
"An' when we pulled the old
Idly from what was left of 'er
house, with 'ah the bones I'm 'er
body smashed, ye know what
she saidS The bloody blighters
can't Kill me. HIN only eyety,
an him goln' 10 live 90 see 'em
beaten, that's what h. j am"
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18
Hunt Bat
For Film

HOLLYWOOD. Feb. IT CUP)
ELMING of Charles Jackson's
Il best selling book about a
five-day drinking spree, The
Lost Weekend" has given
Paramount a lot Of un-alcoholic
headaches, among them the
problem of the bats.
In the story, Ray Milland, the
inebriated hero is in the grip OF
deliriurn tremens when he sees
a fight between a mouse and a
bat. Mice the studio can find
with the aid of a few we'll
trained cats.
But the bats were another
thing. The film scene requires
only one bat. but director Wilder
wanted a couple Of dozen so he
could pick out the best actor"
from the group. Besides, he
felt il might be a good idea
TO have a few spares handy.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18
Tales Documented

At Front Royal she braved
enemy fire with news for
"Stonewall' and, saving the
M&ges, brought about the de-
of Gen. Banks, which en-
dahgered Washington.
Twice a prisoner in the "Old
Capitol" she helped Confed-
crates escape. tormented her
jailers and induced the warden
10 shop for her wedding trous-
Seau. Though Secretary of War
Stanton wished her dead, Lin
coin was lenient and she was
sent South under penalty of
death II she returned. South
ward bound. she upbraided But
Ter the Beast" at Fortress
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18
MammaIoeist Called In

People got TO prying around,
and almost in Paramount's
backyard they found just the
man for the job. according TO
Wilder. He is u. G. ConStantin,
a studious young man whose
hobby is bats. He studies their
life and habits in the man.
malogy department at the Los
Angeles county museum.
Paramount hired him. His
Job is 10 round up a couple of
dozen bats. and already he is at
work on the assignment. He is
stalking his repulsive-looking
quarry with nets and long poles
in abandoned mine shafts and
murky caves in the Riverside
Mountains along the Colorado
River near Parker Dam in
southern California.
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18
Fight Symbolic

The bat and mouse fight is
symbolic, and as in the book, il
will not be explained in the
movie. But author Jackson has
privately revealed the meaning
Of the contest.
The bat represents the in
flated and imaginative ego of
the drunkard under the stimu-
lus of alcohol. The mouse
represents his sober and practi-
cal personality under normal
conditions.
Combined. the two are indica-
tive of schizophrenia, or split
personalitity, and in the case
OF the novels hero, Dan Bir-
nam, the exaggerated self de-
stroys the real person in the
conflict. In other words, he
says the bat wins.
Just so there won't be any
complaints from any humane
societies, Wilder adds, the film
actor-mouse will not come TO
close grips with the actor.bat.
The mouse will be protected by
a fine wire screen during the
shooting of the picture.
No such protection has been
devised for Ray Milland, how
ever, which Is a slightly upset
ting thought to said Milland.
do they bltes" he worriedly
asked Wilder, who didn't answer
right away.
1--WE played with Hons, tigers
and bears In pictures and come
through unscathed," said Mil
land. I'D hate to come homo
and tell the wife that was
bested by a blind bat"
Detroit evening times., 1945-02-18
lan0Our
Dresses Up

HOLLYWOOD, Feb. II.
nOROTHY LAMOUR, the gal
~ who made a strip Of cloth
famous under the name "sa-
rong," gets a chance TO be a
fashlon-plate at last.
The jungle princess Is going
TO be one of the screens best
dressed ladies i'm Paramount's
new movie. Masquerade in
Mexico" Her wardrobe-run-
ming from pinup bathing suit TO
evening gowns dripping with
sequins-includes l3 complete
outfits.
FINALLY" said Dorothy, 81
have made the ermines and Sa-
bles grade. I feel like a school
girl getting her first formal.
For n while I was afraid 1 was
going to have TO make n ca
reer out of a jungle kimonO."
The only times Dorothy has
tossed the sarong aside in favor
of other dress has been for
GilaA dNNCA SAONiACos NiiN ~ oNNA-
cal outfits suitable TO the time,
place and action of the story. A
cowgirl outfit is a change, all
right, she admits, but it is not
exactly glamorous.
Dorothy's latest-and she Sc
cretly hopes her final-Sarong
role was in Rainbow Island"
in which she played the exotic
South Sea island queen. Next
came a fur-lined parka for The
Road to Utopia" and then the
blouse and skirt of a humble
paisano in "A Medal for Benny"
In Masquerade in Mexico"
she plays a beautiful adventur-
ess who dresses to kill" De-
signer Edith Head has whipped
up the dazzling creations and
Director Mitchell LeiSen, macs
tro in the field of costume
spectacleS, is at the helm for
Dottie's debut into fashion.