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Ponds beauty consultant Mary Stuyvesant dishes out some home spun advice to a group of high school girls on how to look prettier by simply following some basic rules. This short video is a color and audio restored broadcast quality edit of an old Ponds promotional film. and edited in context. Looking pretty, according to Miss Stuyvesant, is not ...
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