Eleanor Holm and her Gantner Banda-Wikies Swimsuit!

"Eleanor Holm, stage and screen star, recognized All American Girl, for amazing accomplishments, charm and beauty . . . selects her swim suit for glamour and smart swim freedom.
Photographed, in Gantner Banda-WIKIES with high slim WIKIES trunks, silver buttons, rope-and-anchor belt, and adjustable beautifully knit striped bandana that bares her back to the sun."

Mae West in "It Ain't No Sin" - 1934

Doesn't this dress just suit her so well? "It Ain't No Sin" was the working title for the movie that became "Belle of the Nineties", due to censor problems. (Check the link to find out about the parrots!)

Fay Wray's Autographed Patterns - 1934

These gowns, while fabulous are also a bit of a mystery. Were they under the Hollywood brand? Or Style? I can't find these particular patterns anywhere else, so they may just be out there under vast "Mail Order" categories. But if Screen Play magazine was putting out a line of autographed patterns with movie star photos I sure want to know more! Any ideas?

Why Jean! How did you get so thin? The Perfolastic Girdle

"...specially designed to wear next to the body."

De Wans Special Facial Hair Remover - 1934

"...leaving your skin a thrill to see...a greater thrill to touch!"