Indianapolis Times, Volume 42, Number 292, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 April 1931 — Page 24

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ZIE6FELD PICKS ONLY 2 GIRLS IN TRYOUT OF 400 Complains Bitterly About General Lack of Beauty in Woman. By United Press NEW YORK. April 17.—Florenz Ziegfeld, In quest of some girls to glorify In the forthcoming twentyfirst edition of his Follies, sat in the front row of the Ziegfeld theater and complained bitterly about the general lack of beauty In women. Four hundred girls—blondes and brunettes, bow-legged and knockkneed, fat and skinny, beautiful and ugly, young and old —paraded on the stage, each desirous of becoming the apple of the master's eye. Ziegfeld need forty show girls and sixty dancers for the new Follies, but all he got out of the procession Thursday was two dancers. “And I want it understood,’’ he explained, “that I didn't pick these two for their good looks. They just happened to be fine dancers." The 400 girls strutted about the stage, smiling their prettiest smiles. To an untrained eye, most of them seemed to be sufficiently good looking to attract comment on the street or in a subway train. But

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BEAUTY SCHOOL TO START THURSDAY

International Expert Will Conduct Classes for The Times. “Screen stars are not blessed with more of nature’s goods than other women, but they do know how to use cosmetics to enhance what nature gave them. Every woman, young or old, can have the individuality of the screen star." So speaks V. E. Meadows, International authority on beauty, who comes to Indianapolis next week under auspices of The Times for a three-day stay to tell women of Indianapolis how to enhance their beauty. On the subject of beauty Meadows speaks with .authority. Today he stands as one of the w’orld’s greatest cosmetic stylists. Leading screen stars have learned the art of makeup from him. He has been consulting cosmetician to the Pathe, Paramount, Warner Brothers, First National and United Artists studios. It was he who conceived the idea of cosmetic styling and to IndianZiegfeld could scarcely restrain his disgust. He descended, in fact, to Elizabethan phraseology to express his intense irritation. “It makes no difference to me," Ziegfeld said, “whether they’re blondes or brunettes. What I want is a girl who stands five foot seven and Who is both svelte and curvy. I like girls with curves.”

apolis he is coming next week to illustrate the correct colors of cosmetics, the correct care of the face, how to make the most of the face, the correct care of the hair and how to style it correctly for the particular Individual. He will conduct The Indianapolis Times beauty school in the Travertine room, fourteenth floor of the Lincoln hotel, Thursday, Friday and Saturday afternoons at 2 o’clock, and Friday night at 8. There is no charge and no tickets are required. Simply walk into the Travertine room and take any seat. Business women, professional women, housewives and school girls of Indianapolis have this excellent opportunity to receive expert ininstruction in the proper use of cosmetics. How to use makeup for the evening, for the workday, how to bring out your own facial beauties and how to have your makeup stay on all day long. Meadows will illustrate all these important secrets by blackboard talks and by working with live models. DELTA~~TAU ELECTS Butler Chapter Pick Officers for Year. Newly elected officers of Butleruniversity chapter of Delta Tau Delta are Malcolm Snoddy, president; Richard Huggins, vice-presi-dent; Max Miller, corresponding secretary; Allen Helt, recording secretary; Herbert Sweet, treasurer; Robert Buschman, guide, and Jack Lederer, sergeant.

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21-STORY FALL KILLS ACTRESS,j OUT OF WORK Foster Daughter of Rich Chicago Family Was Not in Want. CHICAGO, April 17.— Ruth S., Gordon, 25, talented foster daughter of a wealthy family, fell or leaped from the twenty-first floor of the Allerton house, Gold Coast hotel, early today, and was killed. Miss Gordon, an actress, was unemployed, but not in want, although she lived apart from her foster par-; ents, her friends told police. She appeared early today at the! Allerton house and awoke Miss Helen Jean Nelson, on the twentyfirst floor. Miss Nelson, believing j she was intoxicated, closed the door. A short time later the actress’ >

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body was found on the roof of anj adjoining two-story bunding. Police communicated with her j parents, Mr. and Mrs. Van Newkirk, wealthy north side residents, but obtained no information, only j the promise that they would at-' tend the inquest. Norman Thelman. a friend of Miss Gordon, was questioned when his i name was found in her purse, but! said she was only a chance ac- j quaintance. Miss Gordon was a divorcee, having been married after a brief romance, and separated even more ( quickly, police were told. The Allerton house is a residential hotel, with separate floors for men and women. Miss Gordon lived at the Virginia hotel, a short distance away. HERO TO VISIT HOOVER Boy in Colorado Bus Tragedy Will Accept President’s Invitation. By United I’resg WASHINGTON, April 17.—Bryan, 13-year-old hero of the Colorado bus tragedy, will come to the White House for his visit with President Hoover wee kafter next, it was announced today.

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