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OF ENTERTAINMENT TV Stars’ Reunion Nothing To Sneeze At (NAPSA)—Here’s a TV trivia Holiday Glamour: Flatter Your Features Happily Irreverent question you won’t find in TV Guide: What does a second-grade (NAPSA)—For the coming holi- sophisticated style. (NAPSA)—A laugh-out-loud, schoolteacher have in common with day season, you’ll want a special • Thin hair may need a little provocative and intelligent look six television stars from the ’50s, look, one that will flatter your fea- backcombing to give it more vol- into the lives of freedom-loving, ’60s and ’70s? tures and make you stand out at ume and make it easier to pin up. fun-seeking American sinners. All gathered recently in Califor- parties. • Increase the volume of short That’s how readers are describing nia to help promote the teacher’s “Sweeping your hair up to show or thin hair with the store- a new book that Entertainment invention, a natural cold remedy off your face is a great way to cre- bought variety. The Revlon Weekly praises for its “persuasive called Airborne, which she created ate a special occasion Ready-to-Wear Hair Twist adds a arguments for the freedom to pur- to keep herself from catching colds look that will com- cluster of curls to your updo. Or, sue life, liberty and happiness in in the classroom, and which has plement a new party try the Revlon Ready-To-Wear all its sinful forms.” become the nation’s #1 selling nat- dress,” notes Ernie Quick Clip 2 Straight Hairpiece In the hilarious, irreverent Johnny Whitaker, Butch Patrick, ural cold fighting elixir, according McCraw, director of piece that styles as easily as your Skipping Towards Gomorrah: The Phyllis Coates, David Hedison, to Walgreens. beauty education for own hair. Seven Deadly Sins and the Pur- Barry Williams, and Charlene The stars gathered in Monterey Sally Beauty Com- •To create a classic French suit of Happiness in America Tilton go Airborne. to tape a series of national TV pany. Updos look twist, sleek hair back, secure with (Plume, $14), commercials. The spots, which air Reeves, and still receives fan sophisticated and a line of bob pins down one side the taboo-bust- Ernie McCraw this winter and spring, feature mail, was asked why she agreed festive, he says. and fold hair over, tucking in ends ing columnist each of the celebrities in various to appear in the commercials. While updos can take some and securing with hairpins. Dan Savage de- “cold catching scenarios.” Barry She replied, “The product works, extra time, McCraw has some tips • Curly hair will look great in fends the sin- Williams, who played eldest son and I also have a soft spot for that will make them easier to an updo that uses two ponytails. ners (and the Greg Brady on the popular TV schoolteachers.” achieve. Pull the top third of the hair into liberals) and ex- sitcom “The Brady Bunch,” and Fans of the elixir—created by •To put extra volume in your a ponytail and secure with a plores the way a spokesperson for Airborne, schoolteacher Victoria Knight- hair, start by holding your head coated or covered elastic band. in which Ameri- appears in each of the spots. McDowell—include such luminar- down and brushing all your hair Pull the rest of the hair into a cans indulge in For the more than 200 ardent ies as Kevin Costner, Sarah Jessica upward. ponytail and pin up over the first each of the se- TV fans who attended the taping, it Parker and America’s 41st Presi- • Then, spray lightly with a using bob pins rather than an ven deadly sins: was a slice of nostalgia heaven, as dent, George Bush. The product, flexible hairspray such as Ion elastic band to secure in place. greed, lust, gluttony, sloth, anger, they had a chance to mingle with which is now found in the cough- Styling Solutions Styling Spritz or • Keep your updo in place with envy and pride. stars from such classic shows as cold section of every drugstore in a styling gel such as Aura Rose- a freezing spray such as Beyond To investigate sin in America “The Adventures of Superman,” America, combines 17 natural mary Mint Styling Gel to make The Zone Frozen Stiff Ultimate and sample a bit himself, Savage “Dallas,” “Family Affair,” “Voyage ingredients including herbs, hair more manageable. Hold Hairspray, but don’t spray left home and traveled through the To The Bottom Of The Sea” and antioxidants and amino acids in • Use bob pins to form the base wisps or tendrils. You want them “moral sewers” of America, where “The Munsters.” one effervescent tablet that you of your updo, then finish with to move around your face. he met everyone from greedy gam- Fans got to pose with such stars take at the first sign of a cold hairpins to hold hair invisibly. Ernie McCraw is a licensed cos- blers in Dubuque, Iowa, to a gath- as Charlene Tilton, Johnny “Jody” symptom or before entering • If you want wisps or tendrils metologist and director of beauty ering of gluttons in San Francisco, Whitaker, and David Hedison. For crowded places like airplanes and around your face, pin all hair up, education for Sally Beauty Supply, to snooty spa-goers in Malibu. The Butch Patrick, who played Eddie offices. then pull out small strands. Use a the world’s largest distributor of author’s penchant for all things on “The Munsters,” it was a chance A recent double-blind, placebo- curling iron to give the wisps a professional beauty products. With slothful is present throughout his to promote a product he was famil- controlled clinical trial of the prod- romantic curve, or a flat iron to more than 25 years in the beauty travels, as is his ability to envy iar with and meet some actors for uct in 120 people suffering from smooth and shape the tendrils industry, Ernie has expertise in all those people who have managed to the first time. upper respiratory infections, around the face. phases of cosmetology. If you have sin more than him. “It’s great to promote some- showed a startling 79 percent effec- •Aquick updo comes from a beauty question, e-mail Ernie at Skipping Towards Gomorrah is thing like Airborne that I already tiveness in fighting the common sweeping hair into a ponytail high [email protected]. To find available at bookstores, or online believe in,” said Patrick, while cold. TV fans can also view the on the head, divide hair into three a Sally store near you, call 800- at www.penguin.com. 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