] OW is the time of year wt midseason coat becomes a | wardrobe requisite. Much is de- manded of this coat. It not only | has to round out the summer season | with a perfect touch but it is ex- | pected to usher in the new fall sea- son with a proper style flourish. | Then, too, it must be not too heavy- weight for immediate wear and not too lightweight for autumn com- fort. It is with cunning awareness of all these ‘“‘musts’’ and nots"’ of a midseason coat that versatile designers fell into step, cutting ca- pricious h tempting tweeds and featherweight fleeces, also with htweight woolens. | White ¢ al- | ways Le mmer landscape, : ly good style | this year bets g as ar for wear in town as in The wide | variety of weaves Re patterns in | these lightweight monotone wools nas added much to the style interest in these casually correct coats. The white, buttonless, three - quarter | length full swinging swagger coat centered in the illustration is the sort you treasure, for, accompanied | by a matching skirt, it makes a most practical and stunning cos- tume to wear when weather is fair, be it a midseason or a warmish autumn day. To add to its prac- ticality this coat may be worn over summer dresses and the skirt may double with delightful contrast- ing lightsome wool sweaters. A week-end vacation calls for one of the soft, well-tailored wool tweed swagger coats of three - quarter length. Casual and comfortable it must be. It should be styled with | en a | “must wool coats, 3 on the su Imp RE wi wed Mol and broad in front and roomy pockets hang straight deep, stripes and monotones are themes that sing to riotous color tunes. Consciously fashioned for nonchalance, these wool tweeds are indifferent to the hard knocks of traveling and they never know the meaning of wear and tear. The model shown to the left tallies with this description of what a®casual, al travel coat Should be. The exper rtly tail wide deep patch pockets Checks, the gay practic tweed so red with and wide turnback cuffs in this in- stance is in brown, rust and white worn over a beige featherweight knit wool frock with brown hand-knit scarf. Lustrous fleeces are this season, especially coat style. No camping very good in the polo jaunt, old Cut just like those made for the men-folk with deep slash pockets, tab cuffs and vent back, a coat of this type shoul ld be included in the wardrobe of every woman who expe ts to run le ) damp winds or wh will spend any time in a “don’t dres 3 for dinner'' region. The double-bre asted polo coat pictured to the right is a classic. Of light- weight wool fleece, it is styled with yaglan shoulders, vent back, tab cuff tched slash pockets, wide wide self belt. Newspaper Union. vers and © Western GOING HIGH-HAT By CHERIE NICHOLAS Watch crowns! The advance fall hat fashions declare that height is the chief aim of designers. The three types that lead the millinery procession for midseason and early fall are berets, toques or turbans and the hat with a brim that takes an abrupt turn up at one side re- vealing half of the coiffure. There is no doubt that millinery fashions are tending toward the extreme, and they are also very versatile. The three silhouettes pictured con- vey an idea as to important mil- linery gestures. The high draped toque at the top is significant of the future. The beret of velvet is featuring as a smart midseason number, and women who lead in fashion are wearing them with their summer frocks at this time. The dashing high-side-brim hat is some- thing to look forward to since mil- liners are featuring it in various moods often with rather spectacular feather trims. FEATURE VEILS IN MODELS FOR AUTUMN Veils which not only cover an en- tire hat but the face and the shoul- ders are the most striking feature of many advance fall models. The large mesh veil which is dot- ted with chenille is the favored type for wear during the daytime, but there are some handsome lace veils to wear for more formal occasions. Most of these veils are circular in shape and are thrown over the high peaked crowns of the new hats so that their draped edges extend well over the shoulders. Sometimes they are placed over the head before the hat is put on so that the part which covers the crown of the head serves as a crown for the hat. Another type of veil, also circular in shape, has the center cut out so that the veil fits around a crown or edges the brim of a hat. It usually is worn to give a downward sweep at the back, frequently extending halfway to the waistline. Uneven Skirt Line Latest full skirts resemble the tarleton skirts worn by ballet dancers. The material is gathered into so many folds that the skirts swing out grace- fully in wide sweeps with every movement of the body. These short skirts are far more practical - than floor-length ones, which are likely to get trampled underfoot when dancing, and their width and fullness make them graceful as well as practical. Matching Hats and Heels Are Popular for Sportswear Matching neaddresses and heels are providing a gala touch to sim- ple summer outfits worn by attrac- western country clubs, Dusty pink frocks combined with beige turbans and ostrich skin pumps with beige- colored built-up heels are a popu- lar combination. On many of the smartest white ensembles, effective accents are furnished by paisley print headbands and heels. Std dk Ak ok STAR DUST Movie « Radio %*%% By VIRGINIA VALE hk X20 20 20 20 2 26 20 2 2 2 2 2 2 20 2 2 2 2 2 26 26 2 4 wood, with contracts being youngsters in films. The five “Dead End” made such a hit Their next for him will be “Street after which Mervyn Le toy would like to borrow them for a series. Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's fa- vorite is fourteen-year-old Judy Garland. They have lined up three Universal intends Durbin very busy and Paramount youngest of all, Clancy, in “Call to keep Deanna plan to star the four-year-old Kitty Back Love.” se Sisson Rubinoff does not like to expose his priceless Stradivarius violin to brill studio lights any longer than is necessary, so during rehearsals and whenever he was not playing for the sound track of “You Can't Have Everything." he used a double husky ries a big policy or and would if pened to it. He when he played at ar cert on Chicago's | ly when mor wan 100,000 people listened ant ant virtuoso the vi ; feel 1 Rubinoff eel had } Open air con- e front recent- When Frances Farmer arrived in New York, instead of pausing po- litely to let all the news photogra- phers take pictures of her, she rushed off to Mount Kiseo upstate to go in rehearsal for her first stage engagement, Four nights later 1 saw her performance and sudden- ly found myself wanting to burst into cheers. Playing a role quite unlike any she has done on the screen, a role simply made to or- der for Lupe Velez, she displayed a cat-like grace of movement, a voice musically rich, and great variety of moods. wnt his popular ap- New his Ozzie Nelson and radio orchestra are currently pearing at the Astor roof York, but soon he will move activities to Hollywood SO as to be near his wife, Harriet Hil is under long-term contract at RKO studios. Ozzie is the hero of all boy scouts who want to make a name for themselves. At fourteen he was honored at a jamboree in London as the youngest Eagle scout. ow _ iard, who the Youngsters who were the original fans of “The Lone Ranger’ are getting preity grown up now, but they confess that they still follow the adventures with bated breath. The popular three-times-a-week se- rial recently celebrated its seven hundred and twenty-fifth broadcast. Fran Striker, who has wriiten this series even since it started in Janu- ary, 1933, estimates that more than 3,500 characters have appeared in the adventures. ssl All the summer radio surveys re- ported that Edgar Bergen and Char- lie McCarthy were miles ahead of every other performer in popular- Their salary is said to have sky-rocketed from $300 to $3,500 per week, ‘“High, Wide, and Handsome.” a story of the early oil rush in Penn- sylvania, is attract- ing attention. It more than lives up to the promise of its melodious and frenzied. 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