#powers model

Powers Model, she's cute and pert and poops regularly.

Actress and one time 1940s Powers model Rebel Randall, an interesting woman with some unusual, to put it mildly, opinions. Read more on Western Clippings and judge for yourself: http://www.westernclippings.com/interview/rebelrandall_interview.shtml

An article about Inez Horton Gay, a Powers model in the 1940s. We’ll learn more about her soon! 

Marie McDonald left school to become a Powers girl in 1938 - she only 16 years old. After an abysmal Hollywood career, marred by much negative publicity and a string of unhappy marriages, she died by suicide in 1965. What a waste of this beautiful woman! 

Janis Carter, one of the original 10 Powers models from the late 1930s, became one of the most ruthless, cunning femme fatales in film noir. She married plumbing magnate Jullius Stulman and lived an active life, dividing her time between New York, North Carolina and Florida.   

Marguerite Chapman, a Powers girl in the 1940s, had some success in Hollywood. Learn more about her on the fabulous Glamorous girls of the silver screen page (http://www.glamourgirlsofthesilverscreen.com/show/43/Marguerite+Chapman/register.php)

Ida Vollmar was born on February 28, 1913, in Archern, Germany. She moved to the States when she was several years old and lived in Manhattan with her family from the late 1910s. She started modeling after graduating from high school and became a Powers girl. She was well known for her legs and achieved some fame as the Chesterfield girl. She married Adolf Beese, assistant vice president of a photographic paper printing factory. She was summed to Hollywood in 1937, but gave up movies after appearing in 5 uncredited roles. She retired from modeling by 1940. She took up modeling again during the war to help the war effort, but after the war ended retired for good. She and her husband moved to California at some point. Ida died there in April 1993.