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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 73, Issue 424, 15 November 1930, Page 17 (Supplement)

The mother of a child attending a London elementary school took the boy to hospital. As usual, certain questions were asked. 44 What religion is his father?” “G. of E.” 44 His mother?” “R.C.” . 44 And the child?” 4 4 Oh—er—L.C.C.l”

I have just been told by a friend, fresh from Hollywood, that if a woman cannot look lovely on the screen she never will (writes a Londoner). The old saying that 4 4 the camera never lies ” is no longer a truism. The camera exaggerates beautifully when it wants to. I am toljJ riiat no film actress who has reached the age of 30 will consent to being 44 shot” unless the lenses are discreetly veiled with fine gauze; tins adds 100 per cent, to her good looks. Lighting also has a great deal to de with it. A strong side light will make even a beauty look slightly haggard, while a clever back-light will make u. slightly passce lady look quite pretty. I am expecting to see Tallulah Bankhead loking to ravishng for words when her Hollywood pictures are released. She has beauty, charm, and 4 'IT,” to start with, and since the utmost cJtre is being taken over her lighting effects the results should be perfectly staggering.

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