Bird's nest, a fantasy in one actMygatt, Tracy D. (Tracy Dickinson)
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Bird's nest, a fantasy in one act
Mygatt, Tracy D. (Tracy Dickinson)
American drama -- 20th century; One-act plays
COLD CREAM--For removing grease paints, spirit gum,
etc. In tubes. .30
COCOA BUTTER--For same purpose as Cold Cream. .30
CLOWN WHITE--For Pantomimes, Clowns, Statuary, etc.
Per box. .30
CARMINE LINER--Per stick. .30
BLUE--For the eyes. Per stick. .30
EYE BROW PENCILS--Black, Brown. In nickel-plated
metal tubes. Each. .25
GRENADINE OR LIP ROUGE. .35
THEATRICAL BLENDING POWDER--Thoroughly hides
oily appearance of grease paints. Not to be confused
with street powder. No. 1, White; No. 2, Flesh; No. 3,
Brunette; No. 4, Rose Tint for juvenile heroes; No. 7,
Healthy Sunburn; No. 10, Sallow for both young and
old age; No. 11, all ruddy exposed characters; No. 17,
American Indian, East Indian, Othello. .40
ROUGE DE THEATRE--No. 18, Medium shade for juvenile
and fair complexion; No. 36, Brunette for decided
brunette types; No. 24, Deep Rose for darker hues.
Per box. .35
HAIR POWDER--White only. To gray or whiten the
hair or beard. .35
POWDER PUFFS--For applying blending powder. .30
HARE’S FEET--For blending make-up. .30
STOMPS--Leather, for lining face for wrinkles, etc. .30
NOSE PUTTY--For building up nose or chin. .35
EMAIL NOIR OR BLACK WAX--Black, for stopping out teeth. .35
WATER COSMETIQUE or MASCARO--White, Black,
Dark Brown, Light Brown, Blonde, Red, for coloring
the beard, eyebrows or hair at temples to match wig.
Removed with soap and water. Each. .35
MAKE-UP PENCILS--Light Flesh, Dark Flesh, Brown,
Black, White, Gray, Carmine, Pink and Crimson. Set
in a box. 1.35
LINING PENCILS--Black, Brown, Crimson, Gray and
White. Each. .20
LADIES’ BEAUTY BOX--For stage or toilet use. Contains
Flesh Color Face Powder, Theatrical Cold Cream,
Theatre Rouge, Eyebrow Pencil, Powder Puff, Hare’s
Foot, Flesh Color Exora Cream and Lip Rouge. 1.35
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