1e ' -a colorful butterfly. “,Why does a woman dress! .‘fli Madame Nazimovs Believes women dress for women —not for men. Thinks women should wear any- thing "they can get away with." hvorits flowers are orchids and dandelions. Wears colorful pajamas during day. Never wears jewels as she believes they detract from personality. Nasimova the exotic, emotional act- tro. came into her dressingroom from tho death scene in “Dagmar" and throw herself upon a couch exhaust- ed. As she laid there she looked like Over her vivid vermillion stage gown she wore a. dressing grown of metallic brocade rampant in colors. Dispito hc'r dliminutlvcness. her satin pumps were heelless. "Clothes?" she asked. shrugging hsr expressive shoulders. If I told you the truth I would say that they do not interest me at all. Clothes are merely a background for a personality and they should always be that—a back- ground." Nuimova speaks, with a charming‘ accent using hands and arms when in want of an American catchwnrd or phrase to express herself. "A woman should weas- whatever she can—what is it you saw—set away with! She should never wear wear fsddish clothes or styles. unless they are becoming to her. The same things applies to her actions. I. my- self. detest this "baby talk" which so many women use, but talk thus and get away with it, her do so." "What a contrast your street clothes are to those you wear on the stage!" I said. looking at the simple coat and henshaploss little hat hanging on a. nail behind her. "Ah yes." she smiled. “There is all the difference in the world. On the stage I dveso to suit my personality. 0n the street to suit my size. I am so small that you see I could not wear olothes for street that are too individ‘ ual. Off the stage I dress as I feel most comfortable. I wear sport cloth- so a great deal and always I like my skirts wide enough so that I can walk easily." "Do you walk much?" I askrd. She tossed her heavy mop of bobb- ed hair. "No—I am. in fact. lazy. I Never walk and though I wear sports clothes I never go in for sports. ex- cept swimming. There I have free- dom of motion and that is one thing clothes should always allowo—freedom of motion. For swimming I always ' wore black one-piece suits until the "pollcs interfered with them." But surely you must care some- thing about pretty clothes." I inter- rupted. “I am s. woman.’ she smiled, “so I suppose I must. Do you know what I like best? Pajamas! I wear them all the day. They are not. the sort one sleeps in but are more like mandarin suits. I have them in all colors-— Chinese yrllow. blue, purple and black. rich materials are all sary for me. Fashionable lines mean nothing. I could show you dozens of dresses all made exactly aliko— all cut in one piece. Sometimes there is an exquisite girdle or a little (Rapping at one side, but always they are very simple." Her. Nazlmova drew with a pencil on the wall behind her s. childish sketch of her favorite silhouette. It was the sort of dress one makes for paper dolls. "I often use a corsngo of real flow- on for decoration." she said. “I adore let colors WINNIPAUK FEED STORE __ “WIR'I'HMOBB POULTRY £43 REDS” 3* Wm. M. Baits. Prop. Phone 2619 a woman can' i l "vi SAYS won-ii V 1 [non MEN in sun: RULE By HIDDA HO" - NEW YORK, April 13,—“Women dress for other women. Why dress for men! They never notice it when you do.” That is Madame Nazimova’s answer l rcd orange (.‘hincsefphur enhanccs its appearance a hun» ‘ find *tiredfoltl. 3: that is neccs-l ‘nobody can tell it has been applied. to the age old question of orchids. They are so delicate—so eq- uisité. You will think this queer per- haps. but like even better than orc- hids those little yellow wild flowers which come first in the spring. What do you call them—dandelion? There is no yellow flower which I do not. love, for yellow is my favorite color.’ I love the yellow California poppies." She clasped he'r hands before her and gazed far off. California." she said. own country—southern Ruuia. Sun- shine and color and the perfume of flowers. Iam what you call “wild" about perfume. I alway use it but please do not ask me what. kind I use. I shall not tell you. It is my secret. , No woman should tell what kind of‘ perfume sho uses—it is too personal." } : Not one little, They detract from‘ "Jewels '.'——Never! jewel do I wear. one's personality." \V’hen asked whether she thought bobbed hair would remain s. fashion women like myself will always wear Nazimova explained: "I believe many short hair, for it is so becoming and so easy to keep in good condition. My hair has never been long. It is sc thick that it is a 'mop'. lhave nlwzu: worn switches when my parts demand ed long hair women. I shall now: have long hair. "Because of the thickness of m_\ hair I wear small crush-shaped huts which pull on easily. They refiemblf- the Russian hat in shape and are often trimmed in colorful embroidery. Small women are best in small batch although men perfer them in iargo' ones." Nazimovs threw back her head and ; laughed. ’ “Women should never dress to: please men. Men are too unappre- clative. gown, my husband never notices it. liven when I stand before him and. Sil)‘, "Do you not see something beaui- . fill and new?" be guesses everything‘ excepts the gown. Other times when ‘ I am wearing I. very old gown which he has seen many times. he tries to, make up for his stupidity by saying. "I never saw that gown before, isn't it lovely?" ; "But when a. woman friend sees you she sizes up your frock before sheI looks at you. She knows exactly the material and color of your gown and perhaps how much you‘paid for it. "No. women do not dress for men. but for the scrutiny of other women!" 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