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...shampoo. She dresses quickly, uses few cosmetics because they irritate her skin. In the large Bello house at Bel Air many of the rooms are white, as are Jean Harlow's bathing suits and most of the fantastic clothes designed for her by MGM's Costumer Adrian, who is well aware of the fact that fine feathers make fine fans at the box office. When not working, Jean Harlow dresses like a majority of Hollywood actresses, in slacks and blouse. In place of the Bello limousine, she now arrives at the studio for work in a Cadillac...
...When "Wimbledon Week"?which lasts two, climaxes the London season? ended, three other championships had been decided: Men's Doubles, Crawford and Adrian Quist of Australia; Women's Doubles. Katherine Stammers and Freda James of England; Mixed Doubles, Perry and Dorothy Round...
Letters were awarded to Louis A. Babbitt 1GB, George H. A. Clowes, Jr. '37, Hayden Channing '37, Frederick J. Fayette 2L, Adrian S. Fisher 1L, Herbert H. Gunter 1L, Charles K. Howard '35, Robert H. Knapp '36, Frederick L. Leonard '37, Jose M. Mayorga 2GB, Joseph McGinn 1GB, Spencer P. Oottinger 1G, Austin W. Scott '37, Bernard C. Sendall 1G, Geoffroy L. Stagg 1G, Chalmers E. Sweeney '35. Scott received the Bothner Cup, awarded annually to players learning the game in America who has shown greatest general improvement within the past year...
Says one of her Edwardian cake-eaters, "Every baby ought to have a silver rattle." Not all the children in this story were so lucky. When Francesca married Adrian it was a love-match, and their son Robin was no accident. But Adrian was such a drifter that Francesca finally cut loose from him, tied up to the solider character of Frederick. The child of their marriage was born not only to comfort but security. From the triumphantly peaceful room where Francesca lies with her infant daughter the story reaches out into surrounding space and time: to unhappy Adrian, drifting...
Winthrop 5, Lowell 2. James J. Thackera (W) defeated Lawrence V. Eaton (L), 6-3, 6-4; Herbert M. Agoos (W) defeated Bartram Kelley (L) 11-9, 5-7, 6-4; Adrian H. Malone (L) defeated Reginald H. Smith (W), 6-4, 6-3; Laird McK Ogle (L) defeated David MacDonald (W), 6-0, 7-5; Stillman P. Williams (W) defeated John R. Fetcher (L), 5-7, 6-4, 7-5; Robert M. Saul (W) defeated William P. Rockwell (L), 13-11, 6-3, 6-4; Dunbar Holmes (W) defeated Mauric M. Stern...