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N YRIADS of gay
frocks wending
schoolward is th
flashing on th
ing
choicest
that intrigues
folks regard to
many of the
have been espec
therm with victorial
make direct “appeal
Not only are the patterns
ing to behold but they are in 1
instances instructive and enter
ing as well. For smaller children
there are prints with the
of the al alph abet scattered des
ly in allover patterning.
Goose Sgures too,
ships and birds and animals, fruits
and flowers done in a way to
ture the fancy of a child.
The washable prints developed
this season are unique and lovely.
nicest,
ignf }-
cap-
prints that we have in mind-—ar-
tistic creations each of which has
been inspired by a song. There are
fifteen designs in this collection nine
ton fabrics and six to rayon. The
unique part of it is that these theme
CASUAL COSTUMES
“Look casual,” is the latest slo-
gan being broadcast to women who
are pre-occupied with the question
of what to wear for early fall. Al-
though both tailored tweeds and
softly-feminine garments will con-
tinue to be style-right for particular
occasions, it's the casual
ance.
Suits are always an
calculated to make women want to
cast aside their summer clothes.
display scores of casually cut mod-
els ranging from classic two-piece
ensembles complete with blouse and
topcoat or fur cape.
College Girls in Favor of
Low-Heeled Daytime Shoes
Increased interest in sports is giv-
en as the chief factor in the college
girl's inclination toward lower heel
heights on daytime shoes but her
choice is also influenced by other
‘ considerations such as comfort and
the suitability of low-heeled foot-
wear to sports clothes.
The prevalence of ‘‘girls of more
than average height’ was one of
the reasons advanced for the in-
creased popularity of low and me-
dium-heeled evening shoes.
Shaded Stockings Boon to
Woman With Bulky Calves
The woman with oversized calves
can buy shaded stockings which
gradually darken in color at the
largest part of the leg and thus have
a very slenderizing effect. These
stockings shade from a light tan at
the foot and ankle to a dark brown
at the calf and upper leg. For slim-
mer legs, there are stockings of sun.
tan color with feet of dark brown.
fasc
and
Hes
yw ribbon bows
crossbars set
soldier-like
down the front of the bodice. Pleat-
ed skirt and demure Peter Pan
collar complete this smart style
»s8 to the right
Three narr
ed on ribbon
and row
areh
march
in the
front, the close-fitting
the now-so-fagshionable
skirt.” Any girl would lov
this dress “first ¢ i
scattered daisies is a patterning in-
spired by that familiar song,
“Daisy, Daisy, Tell Me Your An-
swer True’ -—enough to inspire any
little girl wearing this dress to be-
© Western Newspaper Union.
PLAID TAILLEUR
By CHERIE NICHOLAS
*
Plaid’s the thing for your new fall
suit if you are seeking the smartest.
The one pictured is of heavy plaid
linen. It's a real Scotch tartan plaid
done in dark green, dark blue lined
with white, red and yellow. Black
velvet binds the edges, pocket flaps
and cuffs. This makes a stunning
costume for early fall and later on
you will be wanting to copy it in
plaid wool. We are quite sure you
will for these stunning plaid jacket
suits are the “last word” in chic.
Black and Sznd
Black velveteen is worn with a
tailored coat of sand-colored wool.
HAHIIRKARKRERRAHAR
STAR
DUST
Movie « Radio
%*%% By VIRGINIA VALE hh %
AMUEL GOLDWYN is tak-
v7 ing bows again for succeed-
ing where many other motion
picture producers have failed.
He has made a new version of
an old picture that is even bet-
ter than the old one—and the
first ‘Stella Dallas” was the
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20 2 2 2 2 2 0 0 2 0
twelve years ago
This picture is frankly a tear-jerk-
ter who married a gentleman, but
could never become a lady. But
‘Stella Dallas” was fine and cou-
rageous enough to see to it that
her daughter had a chance to be-
come one of her father's set rather
than hers. Barbara Stanwyck gives
a sincere and gripping performance
as Stella
wins Wns
would rather laugh than
wount and Twentieth Cen-
are all
in Had
If you
cry, Paran
ury-Fox
ready for you with
1iusicail
Gene Autrey sels a pace that it
is tough for other cowboys to main-
tain. Now producers expect them
all to sing. Buck Jones hasn't fallen
for vocal lessons yet, but he has
hired a heavy for his new picture,
“Sudden Bill Dorn,”” who can war
ble Western ballads with the best of
them. His name is Harold Hodge.
Anna
the
auspices
sort of
her
mer theaters in t
Kisco,
made a tren
made a decorative
“Princess Turandot
adapted from the
name,
4
tim
where Frances
endous hit, Ann
De
clothes n
er Wanger
to New Ye
and when she ret
lywood, she learned that she had a
brand new Mervyn Le Roy,
who gave her a contract to make
pictures for him decided that Doro-
thy Day was not a good name be-
cause there are several actresses
and two authors already using it.
He is going to bill her as Vicki Les-
ter, the name of the character that
Janet Gaynor played in “A Star Is
Born.”
brief vacation,
urned to Hol
rk for a
name.
—
When you saw “I Met Him in
Paris” you must have wondered
why Robert Young
fled from such an
attractive wife as
the one played by
Mona Barrie. Well,
she explained all
when she arrived in
New York recently
to rehearse for a
stage engagement.
It seems that there
were long scenes
that explained their
differences, but the
picture was too long,
and Mona landed on the cutting
room floor. She hopes for better
“Some-
thing to Sing About.” She plays a
comedy role, a sort of female
Mischa Auer, and she had so much
fun doing it that she doesn't see
why Grand National had to pay her
a salary.
wenn
ODDS AND ENDS—Everybody won.
Toast of New York” were responsible for
the revival of bustles in the big Paris
fashions showings . Benay Venuta,
whose songs are so popular on the air,
got her start dancing in the same ballet
with Myrna Loy . . . Burgess Meredith
used to sing in the same church choir
with Lanny Ross . . . Eddie Cantor eats
his lunch between scenes on the set these
days, because he uses his regular lunch
hour to dash over to the antique store
he has bought to see how business is go-
ing . . . Ina Claire's Sunday night radio
dramas on NBC's blue network are grou
ing so popular that maybe she won't
come back to make motion pictures, after
all . . . Gary Cooper has 1s bought a ranch
for the old cowboys who io work
with him in Western dramas . . . Because
she loves sunbathing Bette Davis will
have to stay away from the Warner
studio for a month, most of the time in a
darkened room.
'® Western Newspaper Union.
Ask Me
Another
A Quiz With
Answers Offering
Information on
Various Subjects
1. Who was the greatest woman
financier of all time?
2. Is the
ily superior,
child who has brothers or sisters?
3. What is the proper way to
address
4. From how many acres up is
considered a farm?
5. What trees are said to build
islands?
6. How many
walk an hour?
7. Who was Casabianca?
8. What makes a violin's
the varnish or the wood?
miles can a man
tone,
Answers
Hetty Green had the
ve. of being the greatest
financier in the world,
2. Psychologists find that the
“only child,” aged five, in a fam-
reputa-
woman
i
intelligence, play habits
points, as compared
of five wh }
and other
Was hington
or infor-
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4. In taking the
three
sidered a farm,
er than this
census,
acres up iI8 Ccon-
tract small-
18 recorded as a farm
$250 in crops
ny
iO
annually,
that actually build
create extension
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and
are
seaside
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of
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found in
shores in the
and subtropics.
their tangled
mon trees,
shallow
tropics
collect mud in
roots,
6. In
walked 8 miles,
hour.
7. Louis -asabianca was a
nch re ist and naval of-
Aboukir bay, in 1798, he
was in command of the Orient,
which caught fire. He refused to
quite his ship and his young
refused to desert him. Thi
is the basis Hemans’
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of Italy
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