Show I i I STUNNING GIRL STUNNING STUNNING- GOWN AND WORK STOPS When Juliette Day read the time script of her second screen play The Tile Calendar Calendar Calendar Cal Cal- Girl sh she openly and aboveboard aboveboard aboveboard above- above board giggled For Miss Day loves the beach and the script warned her Imer that she was to have a day at the beach posing in a beautiful l cos cos- tume She forgot that even a prominent film company like the time American company cannot own operate and maintain an entire beach and that the assembled multitude look upon the rehearsal as a pleasant interlude put on for their especial benefit The beach gown was a poem she naively admitted I dont don't blame an any body b dy for wanting to get a closer view of it I loved that beach gown myself myself myself my my- self from the moment I saw it but butI I I never dreamed that people would crowd so to get a better look at It t. t But put a stunning gown on a stunning stunning stunning stun stun- ning girl like Juliette Day and who wouldn't turn for a second look Jook The crowd on the beach admired so freely and so openly that Miss Da DaI Dax I I was glad to run for the shelter of or ori i l the automobile wherein the screen I story had decreed that she was to take film refuge from the screen reporter reporter re reo re- re porter and photographer But the tile chase became almost too public toward the last so Miss 1 Day thankfully thankfully thankfully thank thank- fully sought shelter from the tile admiring admiring ing b beach ach crowd cro |