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{"id":687,"date":"2020-06-04T23:44:59","date_gmt":"2020-06-05T06:44:59","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/tinselandstars.com\/?p=687"},"modified":"2020-06-04T23:48:19","modified_gmt":"2020-06-05T06:48:19","slug":"mary-pickford-enters-the-cosmetic-business","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/tinselandstars.com\/mary-pickford-enters-the-cosmetic-business\/","title":{"rendered":"Mary Pickford Enters the Cosmetic Business"},"content":{"rendered":"\n\t

Some of Mary Pickford Cosmetics in our collection<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n
\u201cFrom the moment I first faced footlights, as a little girl of five, and later, before the motion picture camera, I have had to use cosmetics. Naturally the discovery of pleasing, effective and beneficial beauty aids became a very practical necessity. Eventually, with the help of competent chemists, I developed my own beauty requisites.<\/em><\/h5>\n
These products have so satisfactorily met my exacting social and professional requirements that I have long thought that other women would appreciate their benefits. Careful tests have shown that, in large quantities, they can be produced at prices within the reach of every woman. So, I have formed my own company, offering to the women of America at extremely moderate prices, the identical beauty aids I personally use. As a matter of fact, when I had them made up just for my personal use, they cost me considerably more than prices at which I am offering them to you. To cite just three instances, the cleansing cream, the tissue cream, and the soap literally cost me four and five times the amount at which I am able to price them in quantity production.<\/em><\/h5>\n
I am enthusiastic about these preparations, and am sure that if you will try them, you will be as gratified with the results as I have been.\u201d -Mary Pickford<\/em><\/h5>\n
Mary Pickford, who has done more for the movie business perhaps than any other one woman, decided in 1938 to do something also for the well-being of womankind in general, she intended to keep the ladies looking beautiful. \u00a0At this same time Constance Bennett launched a short-lived cosmetic venture and Sally Rand was in discussions but hers never took off.\u00a0 Mary stated \u201cI want to give beauty to the masses!\u00a0Unless I can give the finest product, the purest ingredients to girls\u2014every girl in every walk of life\u2014I do not intend to go on with the work.\u00a0 I must give them the best at a price they can afford to pay\u201d.\u00a0 \u201cCosmetics,\u201d she says, \u201cshould be fun.\u00a0 Lashes must be darkened with gaiety and lips moulded with joy.\u00a0 So, if that isn\u2019t the effect you get with your daily make-up, you aren\u2019t approaching it in the right spirit\u2014or you\u2019re using the wrong cosmetics.\u201d<\/p>\n
Mary used the appeal of price, \u201cromance\u201d and quality when developing and marketing the cosmetic line.\u00a0Campbell-Ewald Company of New York (the address for Mary Pickford Cosmetics, Inc was 580 Fifth Ave, New York) was used to handle advertising of the entire campaign, including radio.\u00a0 Mary also utilized the writing services of Helen Underhill for the Mary Pickford Cosmetics, Inc.<\/p>\n
Just a couple years prior, Mary had worked in radio with the CBS Radio show, \u201cParties at Pickfair.\u201d\u00a0She intended to do something similar in radio to market the cosmetic line to the public.\u00a0 As early as October 1937, Mary was rumored returning to the air soon if a program being planned by Ruthrauff and Ryan is acceptable to her.\u00a0She would head her own show plugging a line of Mary Pickford cosmetics.\u00a0 By the early summer of 1939, the test run of radio series was to begin.\u00a0Mary Pickford Cosmetics, Inc. was also sponsoring a two-month test campaign comprising of one-minute spot announcements about 6-9 times weekly.\u00a0 These were occurring on WSYR, Syracuse; WMBG, Richmond; KRLD, Dallas; and WHN, New York.\u00a0 Besides radio, Mary Pickford Cosmetics, Inc. had a magazine and newspaper ad campaign.<\/p>\n
$\"\"$
Paper ad in our collection<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n
Mary Pickford\u2019s preparations were beautifully packaged in Wedgewood blue and white and almost pleasingly priced at less than a dollar.\u00a0 They were made available to local drug stores.<\/p>\n
$\"\"$
Logo on the Mary Pickford Cosmetic line<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n
The cosmetic line included:<\/p>\n
\n
***Cleansing Cream<\/em><\/strong>(Ideal all-purpose cream for those skins not yet needing a tissue cream.)<\/li>\n***
Tissue Cream<\/em><\/strong>(For skin needing it. Mary herself, used a method where while her face was still wet from bathing, she dips her fingers frequently into hot water as she works the cream into her skin.)<\/li>\n
***Cold Cream<\/em><\/strong>(For those who prefer cold cream as a cleanser)<\/li>\n***
***Skin Freshener <\/em><\/strong>(For toning and invigorating. Mary kept hers in the refrigerator)<\/li>\n***
***Beauty Soap <\/em><\/strong>(Something Mary felt was necessary to skin cleanliness as cream)<\/li>\n***
***Face Powder<\/em><\/strong>(Which came in 6 color shades)<\/li>\n***
***Rouge <\/em><\/strong>(For the cheeks)<\/li>\n***
Lipstick<\/em><\/strong>(Mary\u2019s favorite color of lipstick she used was \u201cCalifornia Sunrise\u201d, a fresh, true orange lipstick tone)<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
$\"\"$
Beauty Soap<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n
$\"\"$
Rouge in Raspberry Ice<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n
$\"\"$
Rouge Front<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n
$\"\"$
Rouge Back<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n
$\"\"$
Face Powder in Bronze and Natural<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n
$\"\"$
Cosmetic Booklet<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n
As it stated in the Mary Pickford Cosmetics, Inc. booklet:<\/p>\n
*\u201cMary Pickford\u2019s basic beauty aids are all you need for a well-groomed, radiant complexion\u201d<\/em><\/p>\n*
Cleansing cream, or cold cream, if you prefer, to wipe away the day\u2019s grime and dirt\u2026beauty soap for that fresh, bathed cleanliness\u2026tissue cream to keep you skin moist and soft\u2026skin freshener to give it a vibrant glow\u2026face powder, rouge and lipstick, to add those important finishing touches for a well-groomed complexion.\u00a0 You\u2019ll find that every one of Mary Pickford\u2019s Beauty Aids are all that she claims them to be.\u00a0 Try them and see for yourself.<\/p>\n
Click *Here<\/em><\/a> to learn more about Mary’s beauty routine.<\/p>\n*
*By late, 1941, Mary\u2019s cosmetic line began to lose popularity.\u00a0 Drug stores began advertising close-out sales and marking Mary\u2019s cosmetic line by 1\/2 price.<\/p>\n*
Rather than be the head of her own cosmetic line, she continued to endorse others trying to enter the beauty product world.\u00a0 In 1941, for example, Mary was cited to be working with the laboratories of the Institute Devi Thomae in Ohio led by Dr. George Sperti and William A. Albers. \u00a0Mary Pickford said the scientist had discovered by accident, while looking for something else, a substance which causes the human cells to \u201cbreathe\u201d oxygen.\u00a0Rub it on your face and it freshens your skin.\u00a0 Rub it on your scalp and it revives hair.\u00a0 Rub it on your gums and it strengthens your teeth.\u00a0 \u201cI used to be in the cosmetic business,\u201d she continued.\u00a0 \u201cLater I got out of it.\u201d\u00a0 I do not know whether you can call this new substance a cosmetic.\u00a0It\u2019s a by-product of yeast.\u00a0 But I know it works.\u00a0 I know the man who discovered it is a great scientist and I know that I will be doing a public good when I finance it for general retail sale.\u201d\u00a0 She added that the new cream\u2014which isn\u2019t a cream exactly\u2014will go on sale in the next few weeks under her trademark.\u00a0 Revenue from the product would go back to the institute for cancer research.\u00a0 Mary\u2019s final words on the product, \u201cIt is no cure-all.\u00a0It won\u2019t make old people young or ugly people beautiful.\u00a0 But it will help them to retain healthy skin, hair and teeth.\u201d\u00a0 John A. Binford (Mary\u2019s brother-in-law) was to be secretary of this new cosmetic company, a company that never did get launched.<\/p>\n
*Examples from the Mary Pickford Cosmetics, Inc. Booklet<\/p>\n*
*$\"\"$ $\"\"$ $\"\"$ $\"\"$ $\"\"$ $\"\"$ $\"\"$ $\"\"$ <\/p>\n*
*<\/p>\n*
Resources:<\/h6>\n
Mary Pickford Cosmetics, Inc. 1938 Booklet<\/h6>\n
The San Francisco Examiner; October 25, 1937<\/h6>\n
The Journal Herald (Dayton, Ohio); December 3, 1941<\/h6>\n
The Sydney Morning Herald; February 1, 1938<\/h6>\n
Radio Daily, Jan-Mar 1938<\/h6>\n
Broadcasting, April 1, 1939<\/h6>\n
Santa Maria Times, October 23, 1941<\/h6>\n
Detroit Free Press, February 26, 1939<\/h6>\n
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<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
\u201cFrom the moment I first faced footlights, as a little girl of five, and later, before the motion picture camera, I have had to use cosmetics. Naturally the discovery of pleasing, effective and beneficial beauty aids became a very practical necessity. Eventually,<\/p>\n
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Some of Mary Pickford Cosmetics in our collection<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n
\u201cFrom the moment I first faced footlights, as a little girl of five, and later, before the motion picture camera, I have had to use cosmetics. Naturally the discovery of pleasing, effective and beneficial beauty aids became a very practical necessity. Eventually, with the help of competent chemists, I developed my own beauty requisites.<\/em><\/h5>\n
These products have so satisfactorily met my exacting social and professional requirements that I have long thought that other women would appreciate their benefits. Careful tests have shown that, in large quantities, they can be produced at prices within the reach of every woman. So, I have formed my own company, offering to the women of America at extremely moderate prices, the identical beauty aids I personally use. As a matter of fact, when I had them made up just for my personal use, they cost me considerably more than prices at which I am offering them to you. To cite just three instances, the cleansing cream, the tissue cream, and the soap literally cost me four and five times the amount at which I am able to price them in quantity production.<\/em><\/h5>\n
I am enthusiastic about these preparations, and am sure that if you will try them, you will be as gratified with the results as I have been.\u201d -Mary Pickford<\/em><\/h5>\n
Mary Pickford, who has done more for the movie business perhaps than any other one woman, decided in 1938 to do something also for the well-being of womankind in general, she intended to keep the ladies looking beautiful. \u00a0At this same time Constance Bennett launched a short-lived cosmetic venture and Sally Rand was in discussions but hers never took off.\u00a0 Mary stated \u201cI want to give beauty to the masses!\u00a0Unless I can give the finest product, the purest ingredients to girls\u2014every girl in every walk of life\u2014I do not intend to go on with the work.\u00a0 I must give them the best at a price they can afford to pay\u201d.\u00a0 \u201cCosmetics,\u201d she says, \u201cshould be fun.\u00a0 Lashes must be darkened with gaiety and lips moulded with joy.\u00a0 So, if that isn\u2019t the effect you get with your daily make-up, you aren\u2019t approaching it in the right spirit\u2014or you\u2019re using the wrong cosmetics.\u201d<\/p>\n
Mary used the appeal of price, \u201cromance\u201d and quality when developing and marketing the cosmetic line.\u00a0Campbell-Ewald Company of New York (the address for Mary Pickford Cosmetics, Inc was 580 Fifth Ave, New York) was used to handle advertising of the entire campaign, including radio.\u00a0 Mary also utilized the writing services of Helen Underhill for the Mary Pickford Cosmetics, Inc.<\/p>\n
Just a couple years prior, Mary had worked in radio with the CBS Radio show, \u201cParties at Pickfair.\u201d\u00a0She intended to do something similar in radio to market the cosmetic line to the public.\u00a0 As early as October 1937, Mary was rumored returning to the air soon if a program being planned by Ruthrauff and Ryan is acceptable to her.\u00a0She would head her own show plugging a line of Mary Pickford cosmetics.\u00a0 By the early summer of 1939, the test run of radio series was to begin.\u00a0Mary Pickford Cosmetics, Inc. was also sponsoring a two-month test campaign comprising of one-minute spot announcements about 6-9 times weekly.\u00a0 These were occurring on WSYR, Syracuse; WMBG, Richmond; KRLD, Dallas; and WHN, New York.\u00a0 Besides radio, Mary Pickford Cosmetics, Inc. had a magazine and newspaper ad campaign.<\/p>\n
$\"\"$
Paper ad in our collection<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n
Mary Pickford\u2019s preparations were beautifully packaged in Wedgewood blue and white and almost pleasingly priced at less than a dollar.\u00a0 They were made available to local drug stores.<\/p>\n
$\"\"$
Logo on the Mary Pickford Cosmetic line<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n
The cosmetic line included:<\/p>\n
\n
***Cleansing Cream<\/em><\/strong>(Ideal all-purpose cream for those skins not yet needing a tissue cream.)<\/li>\n***
Tissue Cream<\/em><\/strong>(For skin needing it. Mary herself, used a method where while her face was still wet from bathing, she dips her fingers frequently into hot water as she works the cream into her skin.)<\/li>\n
***Cold Cream<\/em><\/strong>(For those who prefer cold cream as a cleanser)<\/li>\n***
***Skin Freshener <\/em><\/strong>(For toning and invigorating. Mary kept hers in the refrigerator)<\/li>\n***
***Beauty Soap <\/em><\/strong>(Something Mary felt was necessary to skin cleanliness as cream)<\/li>\n***
***Face Powder<\/em><\/strong>(Which came in 6 color shades)<\/li>\n***
***Rouge <\/em><\/strong>(For the cheeks)<\/li>\n***
Lipstick<\/em><\/strong>(Mary\u2019s favorite color of lipstick she used was \u201cCalifornia Sunrise\u201d, a fresh, true orange lipstick tone)<\/li>\n<\/ul>\n
$\"\"$
Beauty Soap<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n
$\"\"$
Rouge in Raspberry Ice<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n
$\"\"$
Rouge Front<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n
$\"\"$
Rouge Back<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n
$\"\"$
Face Powder in Bronze and Natural<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n
$\"\"$
Cosmetic Booklet<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n
As it stated in the Mary Pickford Cosmetics, Inc. booklet:<\/p>\n
*\u201cMary Pickford\u2019s basic beauty aids are all you need for a well-groomed, radiant complexion\u201d<\/em><\/p>\n*
Cleansing cream, or cold cream, if you prefer, to wipe away the day\u2019s grime and dirt\u2026beauty soap for that fresh, bathed cleanliness\u2026tissue cream to keep you skin moist and soft\u2026skin freshener to give it a vibrant glow\u2026face powder, rouge and lipstick, to add those important finishing touches for a well-groomed complexion.\u00a0 You\u2019ll find that every one of Mary Pickford\u2019s Beauty Aids are all that she claims them to be.\u00a0 Try them and see for yourself.<\/p>\n
Click *Here<\/em><\/a> to learn more about Mary’s beauty routine.<\/p>\n*
*By late, 1941, Mary\u2019s cosmetic line began to lose popularity.\u00a0 Drug stores began advertising close-out sales and marking Mary\u2019s cosmetic line by 1\/2 price.<\/p>\n*
Rather than be the head of her own cosmetic line, she continued to endorse others trying to enter the beauty product world.\u00a0 In 1941, for example, Mary was cited to be working with the laboratories of the Institute Devi Thomae in Ohio led by Dr. George Sperti and William A. Albers. \u00a0Mary Pickford said the scientist had discovered by accident, while looking for something else, a substance which causes the human cells to \u201cbreathe\u201d oxygen.\u00a0Rub it on your face and it freshens your skin.\u00a0 Rub it on your scalp and it revives hair.\u00a0 Rub it on your gums and it strengthens your teeth.\u00a0 \u201cI used to be in the cosmetic business,\u201d she continued.\u00a0 \u201cLater I got out of it.\u201d\u00a0 I do not know whether you can call this new substance a cosmetic.\u00a0It\u2019s a by-product of yeast.\u00a0 But I know it works.\u00a0 I know the man who discovered it is a great scientist and I know that I will be doing a public good when I finance it for general retail sale.\u201d\u00a0 She added that the new cream\u2014which isn\u2019t a cream exactly\u2014will go on sale in the next few weeks under her trademark.\u00a0 Revenue from the product would go back to the institute for cancer research.\u00a0 Mary\u2019s final words on the product, \u201cIt is no cure-all.\u00a0It won\u2019t make old people young or ugly people beautiful.\u00a0 But it will help them to retain healthy skin, hair and teeth.\u201d\u00a0 John A. Binford (Mary\u2019s brother-in-law) was to be secretary of this new cosmetic company, a company that never did get launched.<\/p>\n
*Examples from the Mary Pickford Cosmetics, Inc. Booklet<\/p>\n*
*$\"\"$ $\"\"$ $\"\"$ $\"\"$ $\"\"$ $\"\"$ $\"\"$ $\"\"$ <\/p>\n*
*<\/p>\n*
Resources:<\/h6>\n
Mary Pickford Cosmetics, Inc. 1938 Booklet<\/h6>\n
The San Francisco Examiner; October 25, 1937<\/h6>\n
The Journal Herald (Dayton, Ohio); December 3, 1941<\/h6>\n
The Sydney Morning Herald; February 1, 1938<\/h6>\n
Radio Daily, Jan-Mar 1938<\/h6>\n
Broadcasting, April 1, 1939<\/h6>\n
Santa Maria Times, October 23, 1941<\/h6>\n
Detroit Free Press, February 26, 1939<\/h6>\n
<\/h6>\n
<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n
<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
\u201cFrom the moment I first faced footlights, as a little girl of five, and later, before the motion picture camera, I have had to use cosmetics. Naturally the discovery of pleasing, effective and beneficial beauty aids became a very practical necessity. Eventually,<\/p>\n
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Mary Pickford Cosmetics, Inc. 1938 Booklet<\/h6>\n

The San Francisco Examiner; October 25, 1937<\/h6>\n

The Journal Herald (Dayton, Ohio); December 3, 1941<\/h6>\n

The Sydney Morning Herald; February 1, 1938<\/h6>\n

Radio Daily, Jan-Mar 1938<\/h6>\n

Broadcasting, April 1, 1939<\/h6>\n

Santa Maria Times, October 23, 1941<\/h6>\n

Detroit Free Press, February 26, 1939<\/h6>\n