Hollywood Production
Dorothy Lamour, brunette Paramount star, possesses the "primitive" figure that has been immortalized down through the ages, according to Dr. Maurice LeBell, Hollywood beauty expert. Dr. LeBell commissioned "Pegot," noted young American sculptress, to carve a statue of Dorothy while she was working in her new musical film, "Tropic Holiday," Here are Dorothy and "Pegot" and the statue which was rigged up in Edgyptian style to emphasize the age-old type of beauty it represents.
June 23, 1938
Hollywood Production
Dorothy Lamour, brunette Paramount star, possesses the "primitive" figure that has been immortalized down through the ages, according to Dr. Maurice LeBell, Hollywood beauty expert. Dr. LeBell commissioned "Pegot," noted young American sculptress, to carve a statue of Dorothy while she was working in her new musical film, "Tropic Holiday," Here are Dorothy and "Pegot" and the statue which was rigged up in Edgyptian style to emphasize the age-old type of beauty it represents.
June 23, 1938