CLAIRE TREVOR LEADS A VERY BUSY LIFE.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume III, Issue 348, 1 May 1935, Page 2

CLAIRE TREVOR LEADS A VERY BUSY LIFE.

How I Keep My Figure.

1 Did you ever know a girl who is just like a Jack-iu-the Box. Who can never sit still for five minutes at a time? Who. if she is not rushing to the studios, is rushing from wardrobe department to make-up departjment, thence > to the sound stage on which she works, rushing to lunch, rushing back to work, rushing round the stores to stock the kitchen ice box on the way home, and darting rou'nd the house, dusting books, rearranging flowers, sprinkling the lawns in the garden, polishing .the roadster for next day ami collapsing into her bed by 10 o’clock each night, tired out? ' •

Well, that’s me. That’s how I keep my figure. Each morning I am out of bed by S o’clock, play a Set of tennis before breakfast and am away to work by S a.m. I take a large glass of warm water wijh the juice of a ■whole lemon on rising. Spend five minutes on breathing exercises by the open window before scrambling into my tennis togs. Then after the game I bop into the pool for a swim, take a warm shower and, wrapped in a warm dressing robe, eat breakfast out of doors.

This meal consists of cereal and fruit, with coffee and one piece of toast.

For lunch I eat a large fruit-and-vegetable salad, followed by a milk pudding and coffee. On arrival home at night I take a warm shower, a good substantial dinner of moat and vegetables, dissert and a glas.- of milk.

Occasionally, when 1 am working very hard [ indulge in the extravagance of a massage and steam bath. Not that I think it is particularly beneficial to weight-reducing, hut because It soothes out tired nerves and invigorates the muscles of the body.