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LESSON NUMBER ONE IN FREE CHARM
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By A. BELLA,
‘Society’s Darling; Playmate of Royalty Everywha
' I hardly know whero to begin in my talk* to the (real i
audience. A* I always say, it is easy to get up steam if T1
look at a person and see whether he or she is a skeptic, r"
or a self-confident know-it-all with a chip on his shoulder,
unseen audience is a horse of another color. Auntie B.
want to talk over your heads, nor does she want to hold
so high that the dog won’t jymp. You understand my du
I am sure. If you don’t, you certainly lack charm.
Now charm, as 1 understand it, means to enchant, fai
bewitch, allure, enrapture and all that stuff. To a w®"1*1
important, and if 1 am mistaken I hope somebody will frsssl!
me I am nuts. Assuming 1 am not far off in my analysis, r
then taka tho first step, in the hops that you will follow ms.
journey up to tho dixzy heights of social success.
How’s your poise? That’s what 1 want to know.
standing waiting for a bus or something, do you slouch
building, see-saw from heel to toe, or look like you was a »
rag? Then, friends, you’re got to learn poise. ,
A good way to correct bad poise (I could make a P““ *!
time nor space does not permit) is to practice in * .er0 , n
car. Grab the hanger with one paw, stretch yourself to tu
and then, with lorgnette in the other hand, nose and chi
survey those about you. Keep aloof. If someone step* *
puppies, practice chilling them with a cold stare, or mutter
but do not cry out in pain. If a man trie* to flirt, rejard >
would a serpent—look him right in the eye. Stare him ou .
him. When he asks your telephone number, bite the l°w**
the head. Pivot and start reading the display cards as
was hurt. And then—
(Continued Tomorrow.)
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ANTICLIMAX
(Personal—Saturday R*Tiew.)
SUGGESTIONS WANTEDI
Where and how can woman,
50, earn living? Good health,
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Willie wanted to dance and
sing
Like Fred Astaire and
Crooner Bing.
lie went on the air with
Major Bowes;
Bong! went the gong—and
Bowes held his nose.
—Eddie Sacks.
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