Masked aging: Agnes’s long transformation to an old woman
Agnes endures a 3 1/2 hour rubber mask procedure in Westmore's studio to resemble a white-haired 105 year old. The process, costing about 5900 with expert time and hair, uses liquid rubber, a white wig, and a gauze-covered hand setup. She sits under hot lamps as makeup tightens facial muscles, causing pain and tears before final likeness of an elderly woman.
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Eleanor Brown Recital Displays Promise and Fire
Eleanor Brown offered a piano program from Bach to Chopin, delivering vivid color and notable maturity in Beethoven and Brahms. The Hollywoodlike performer, in a white crepe de chine gown, drew an appreciative audience who praised her energy, phrasing, and showmanship while noting moments of overt speed in the finale and strong expressiveness throughout.
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Jokes and vaudeville memories from Jack Haley
Hollywood reminiscences reveal Jack Haley saying jokes endure beyond decades in dingy vaude dressing rooms. He recalls meeting someone on a Shubert show and learning humor’s limits, with Eve Pennepresence and radio bits shaping his view on show business.
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Miss Belen Schuyler Announces Pittobarg Teachers College
Hughes announced today that Miss Belen Schuyler of Evaneton joins Pittobarg Teachers College this September for the next academic session.
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Lawrence offices see new secretaries amid estate affairs
Dren, Ann, Buses and John of Kansas City and Miss Alma Pearson of Hannibal Missouri arrive in Lawrence to become secretary in the office of Dick Williams, executor of the J. B. Watking estate. Miss Marie Johnson has recovered from her recent illness.
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