Salt Lake Telegram | 1937-01-14 | Page 10 | Star Reforms Dress Choice

Star Reforms Dress Choice Mary Carlisle's recent trip to , Europe did her a power of good from a dress point of view. Not so long ago, the blonde, blue-eyed actress ac-tress was inclined to be careless regarding her personal appearance, a A pair of slacks and a swester constituted con-stituted her idea of what the well dressed Hollywood film emoter should wear. All that is changed now to judge by the new ward- robe acquired by Mary in Paris, London, New York and Hollywood. The last named city is responsible for a cocktail suit of black crepe with a jacket of silver and blue metal cloth. The dress, one-piece with bands of the metal material the Jacket single-breasted, short, with a bit of fullness at the shoulders. shoul-ders. Mary's hat a sWny straw " bonnet flaunts the label of Jacqueline Jacque-line Duval, Hollywood. In her current picture Joan Crawford Craw-ford is reverting to type modern . with a capital "M" and wears an interesting new formal coiffure, featuring fea-turing a side part and double row of flat curls about her head. The coiffure is augmented by three tiny jeweled stars, catching a cluster of curls at the right side of her head. A gold locket suspended from a black velvet ribbon, ia the only ornament or-nament worn by Myrna Loy with s her new black velvet evening dress. The gown, of princess type, boasts a low neck with drop shoulders and diminutive puffed sleeves. Cute accessories are the narrow black velvet bands tied about her wrists, bows on top.