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Several FaVorites to be az the
Temple During the Next

Temple During the Next
Few Days
This afternoon and tonight allUripe
Pauline Frederick in 1.-THE Woman on
the Index" will delight the TemnIa
theatre audiences and tomorrow
Warren Kerrigan, an exceptionally
good actor, will be the attraction in
Come Again, Smith" and there will
be one of those funny Sunshine com.
edies.
Next weeks bill at the Temple ia
the following:
Monday: Sessue Hayawaka in
"The Courageous Coward" and an
L-Ko comedy.
Tuesday: Constance Talmadge in
Happiness a la Mode" and the
Hearst news.
Wednesday: Madeline Traverse in
When Fate Decides and a Sunshine
(animaD comedy.
Thursday: Douglas Fairbanks in
wild and Wooly,p and Mutt and Jeff
Friday: Tom Moore in MAN and
Money" and a Hearst news.
Saturday: Louis Bennison in "Oh.
Johnny" and another Sunshine com.
edy.
A Little Chat on the New Styles for
Women's Clothes
The autumn fashion held at the
MaisOn Jenny in the presence of
three hundred American buyers es-
tablished new lines with certain GEAR
ness and farsightedness. Indeed, it
did more to impress American buyers
with the Importance of French styles
than has any other display this sea
son. The uncertainty regarding short
Skirts has caused many Americans
20 hope Paris would reIent and call
the skirt length ten inches from the
ground but Jenny says mo" very
distinctly. and backed up this indie
pendence by making the skirt hem
sixteen inches from the ground as
a moderate figure. although she IA
Yo5s knee length.
Jenny also favors id the back that
nature gave us, and in regard to the
. front-well she merely puts he stamp
on a piece Of net.
Therefore, with the knee length
skirt. there is little left Of the dress
to describe save the belt. What there
is left OF it. however, is based on an
eighteenth century design minus the
wires. bones, tightness and stiffness.
Extended hip lines are all there, but
: they do not extend. They merely fall
with their own softness.
Brown. brick-red, green and every
shade that approaches copper are I'M
doubtedly the coIors Of the season
and insofar as trimmings are concern
ed the chickens have been plucked
of the plumage to adorn other birds.
II one can draw on the imagination
70 find green chickens in Paris, he
can and a description of one of Jen-
nys evening dresses in green tulle
with two bands OF green chicken
feathers running around the waist to
hold It out at the hip line. Brown
chicken feathers also are shown IL
brown tuIle dresses and brown vel
vet capes
While all dresses have new hip
draperies. they are moderate, so that
the slender lines the French have IN
sisted on would not be lost. The
waist line is long and the sleeves
short regardless OF the time OF the
day when the dress is worn. There
are no blouses with separate skirts
and new tunics.
Big checked wooiens are used IN
capes and coats, Scotch plaids' both
in silks and in wOolens are good
style features. especially plaid silks
with wide sashes tied in a big bow on
hte hip Circular flounces, one over
the other. are profusely used ana
> little iace ruffles are shown on ras
skirts
fhere Is much less handsome fur
trimmings than Jenny usually favors.
Il a replaced with goat fur, when Is
most effective in hands. giving tne
fluffy look the season demands.
All the evening dresses lack IN
>length Absence of sleeves. back ano
a few other American necessities u
lRy are made up in the richness e"
materials used The Handsomely
IL. and the richest