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July 2011
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“1. I shall never miss a performance.
2. I shall play every performance with energy, enthusiasm and to the best of my ability regardless of size of audience, personal illness, bad weather, accident, or even death in my family.
3. I shall forego all social activities which interfere with rehearsals or any other scheduled work at the theatre, and I shall always be on time.
4. I shall never make a curtain late by my failure to be ready on time.
5. I shall never miss an entrance.
6. I shall never leave the theatre building or the stage area until I have completed my performance, unless I am specifically excused by the stage manager; curtain calls are a part of the show.
7. I shall not let the comments of friends, relatives or critics change any phase of my work without proper consultation; I shall not change lines, business, lights, properties, settings or costumes or any phase of the production without consultation with and permission of my director or producer or their agents, and I shall inform all people concerned.
8. I shall forego the gratification of my ego for the demands of the play….” —A 1945 Code of Ethics for Theatre Workers Surfaces | LA STAGE TIMES
2. I shall play every performance with energy, enthusiasm and to the best of my ability regardless of size of audience, personal illness, bad weather, accident, or even death in my family.
3. I shall forego all social activities which interfere with rehearsals or any other scheduled work at the theatre, and I shall always be on time.
4. I shall never make a curtain late by my failure to be ready on time.
5. I shall never miss an entrance.
6. I shall never leave the theatre building or the stage area until I have completed my performance, unless I am specifically excused by the stage manager; curtain calls are a part of the show.
7. I shall not let the comments of friends, relatives or critics change any phase of my work without proper consultation; I shall not change lines, business, lights, properties, settings or costumes or any phase of the production without consultation with and permission of my director or producer or their agents, and I shall inform all people concerned.
8. I shall forego the gratification of my ego for the demands of the play….” —A 1945 Code of Ethics for Theatre Workers Surfaces | LA STAGE TIMES
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“1.”Gloves they make an outfit, if it’s the right glove it can do everything for you.” 2.”Getting a good black dress that you can fix up with different wonderful colored scarves.” 3.”Marvelous Jewelry, it doesn’t have to be real or expensive, a strand of pearls can make an outfit.” 4.”A wonderful large fiocco, a beautiful bow or boa.” 5.” The right neckline, if you have a beautiful Décolletage then by all mean shows it.” 6. “I look for the brightest colors in shoes, don’t be afraid to wear them with a dark dress. A bright scarf and shoes and gloves of the same color will stand out against the black background of a dress or suit.” 7. ”The older you get the more elegance you want, you can use great color, but in an elegant way.” 8.”Don’t be afraid to be unique to be different.” 9.”Fishnet stockings, Incredible.” 10. “The real secret is being in love with life and realizing what you have.”
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