Putnam patriot., 1921-09-09

there exactly the same hats we had seen on Fifth avenue Hot for hat. color for color, trimming for trim ming. the same hats. We were very crestfallen, but we did not realize quite how hard was the way of the transgressor until at the Byrne Com pany's we saw-But we shan't tell what we did see. We are ssdder and a wiser woman. The next time we want smart things We shall save q rail road fare
 Still, We did see six of this seasons plays. and wonderful movie
 The Three Musketeers"
 We are inclined to think the great est movie that has ever, Co date. been released is "The Three Musketeers" " On the Sunday night when it was first shown, we saw a crowd in Forty=see- ond street. standing as they had stood for hours, Co welcome Douglas Fair banks, Mary Pickfnrd and Charlie Chaplin. All three had come from the west to be present in the flesh at the opening We shall never forget that crowd We have seen Kings and Queens. Emperors and great soldiers acclaimed by crowds We have never seen any mass of people love is idols as did that crowd in front of the L.
 rie Theatre.
 Men and women. White-haired and
 young hearted, "feIlas" with their girls. little boys who squeezed and s butted everyone. waved their hats, . their arms, their handkerchiefs and
 yelled. They yelled every kind of af feetionate term and title. and over 2 and over again cried, Hey there, , Doug" Hello, Mary" "Hurray
 CharlieW We thought then and there U surely be the proudest happiest peo- - pie in the world
 Inside the theatre, and 1t took sev.
 eral policemen. both elbows. tremen.
 dous determination and huge physical k endurance Co get any ticket-holder in. e side, there was was another joyful |, crowd This one had on evening gowns and white shirt-fronts, and was t composed chiefly of picture. theatre Ia and press people but it behaved. per
 capita. exactly as did the one in the
 street
 Ne could not if We would, begin to
 describe the picture We thought and
 SO did everyone else We asked, that the
 best work Fairbanks has ever before
 done IS not to be compared with any
 second of his netting in "The Three , Musketeers'
 We think when our grandchildren
 ask us what we did when We were , young we shall say We wept when , Caruso sang 'Boheme, We laughed ev-
 cry time We saw Gbarlie Chaplin. but
 we held our breath for two hours
 when Douglas Fairbanks played d'- , Artagnan."
 Autumn Comes to The Avenue We recovered normal interest in [ every day life on Monday, and went gaily into the sunshine that chains Fifth avenue to earth. Up and down the street, in and out of shops We . wandered. We saw tremendously
 grand policemen halt the locomotion
 of the world. while pink. perspiring babies were solemnly and safely
 wheeled across the street We watch
 ed the flashing green red and yellow
 lights issue their orders Co taxies. pe-
 destrians and limousines alike. from
 Washington Square 10 Fifty-ninth street.
 We saw beautiful ladies galore. in
 the latest Paris gowns. vending their 2 ways to lunch at the Ritz. or to one , of the fifty other places where Paris
 gown always does lunch with Paris
 gown
 rhc best of the new iressas are long , n skirts Really long, touching the
 aHkie bonc There are many narrow
 skrts with laid-on side panels which ? tum under the hem and arc consider 3 ably longer than the skirt proper. Ihea are many ful skirts gathered
 or cut circular Everything. coats, suits. gowns. even hlouses. have long g sleeves. lt Is by sleeves that the clev- , CT woman will make her dress sue.
 cess this season.
 he new neck llne runs from shoul- , der to shoulder. the back a little high CT than the front. l. is an ugly line
 because it must cover the collar-bone in front and cover whatever the bone
 is that is at the base of the neck be- hind. There was very little trimming on the waists of the models We saw. We did not see single dress either in shop or on a figure that had a high collar We hoped we would. We rather fancy high collars. but not one could we find, although We did see signs that the dressmakers wished to revive them, and the speciality shops are full of soft frilly things for the