KEEPING IN TRIM.
SCREEN STAR’S RECIPE
Dorothy Maekaill, famous screen heroine, and generally considered one of filmdom’s most physically perfect members, attributes her glowing health to her habit of frequently indulging in sea bathing.
During the filming of “Ranson’s Folly,” in which Miss Maekaill plavs the featured role opposite Richard Barthelmess, she made a point of splashing iii an outdoor pool on location.
Diving is the star’s preferred sport, and she recommends it to all wonfeu who would retain slimness of figure. “Swimming,” said Miss Maekaill, “makes every muscle function, and cannot fail to promote normal development all round. ’ ’
“Ranson’s Foil}',” which, by the way, will screen at the De Luxe Theatre to-night, provides an altogether nev* lole for Miss Maekaill, though many demands are made upon her emotional skill.
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Horowhenua Chronicle, 15 June 1927, Page 8
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