Evening star. [volume], January 27, 1958, Page A-10, Image 10

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THE EVENING OTAR, Washington, D. C.
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GLADYS PARKER
Draw* her Image
Gladys Parker Draws
'Mopsy' in Own Image
Tbusle - headed, flirtatious i
“Mopsy.” who flounces across
the pages of The Star. Is as
cute and pert as her author,
Gladys Parker. She ought to
be—Mias Parker has made :
••Mopsy” a mirror-image of <
herself.
The S-foot tall, 85-pound
artist literally put* herself on
paper when she draws “Mopsy.” •
“I got the idea when Cartoon
ist Rube Ooldbert said my hair
looked like a mop." Miss Parker
says, “and Mopay has been my
main Interest ever since.” ||
Now. when Miss Parker,
combs her hair, she patnstak- ,
tngly rumples tt again to give
tt the Mopsy mark. She wears 1
clothe* that are made from.i
the drawings of Mopay’s end- h
less wardrobe and she paints,
her mouth Mopsy-wise. The 1 ,
question is: Where does Mopsy
leave off and Money’s model; 1
begin? p
(Yea can aae “Mopsy" far a '
model In The Star’* comic ear- '
toon strip and panel contest I
for young amateurs ap ta the
age of 19. now going on, with
83M In cash prise* aad a hast
of national awards waiting to
be won. The details, mist and
an entry blank are printed
every day in The Star comic
section and on Sunday la
TEEN.)
Miss Parker was in the dress
designing business In Tono
wanda. N Y„ when a sledding
accident hospitalised her one
winter. Bhe started to draw
to while away the time and her |
art and fashion talents have
been paired ever since.
Her first cartoon figure /ras
“Flapper Fanny" but that char
acter has given way to Mopsy
In recent years.
Mopsy Is a not-so-dumb.
leggy flirt; she Is cute, saucy
and ftrivflous and her object In
life la men. fashion and fun.
The girls particularly like
Mopsy’s clothes. They are orig
inals by Oladys Parkor.
A highlight of Miss Parker’s
career was a trip she made to
visit American troops in Korea.
In addition to drawing for tha
Ols. she had to keep up her
deadlines for the newspapers In
America who carry Mopsy. She
lugged her drawing board with
her wherever she went, to a
different hospital and base
every day. traveling with armed
guards because of the possibility
of guerrillas.
What she missed most on
that trip was a bathtub.
Mopsy la drawn In simple
lines without too much com
plexity of feature—except In
the clothes—which should mske
her a natural for young girls
MOPSY
Which la Which?
entering the contest. Any char-
acter from any comic strip or
panel In The Star can be used,
however.
Watch the Star every day for
more details about the big
comic cartoon contest. It ends
In mid-February. I
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Heiress and Suitor
Arrive in Havana
HAVANA. Cuba. Jan. 27 (AP). I
—British Heiress Tessa Ken
nedy and her suitor Dominic ,
Elwes arrived last night from
Curacao by plane.
Her father obtained court j
WEDNESDAY
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writs to prevent their marrying
in England and Scotland and
they flew here byway of the
Netherlands.
The couple left the plane
separately.
Mr. Elwes is the son of the
British society Painter Simon
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