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The New York herald., 1921-06-07
AMERICAN PORTS.
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ASTORIA. o. May 3i--Arrived. strs vlnits.
San Pedro Liberator, San Francisco: East
orn PRINCESS sr'' snsnsnaM, M wa arrir.d s,ciCrlin
shin Hohernis San Francisco: barks Star OF
Chile, do Star OF India. do; star OF Ice
land do. Star of Russia, do; Guy g Goss,
port Blakciey; schr \ Castle. San Fran
BANGOR, Me. June s--Arrlvci. schr Ida r
BATH. Ne, June i--Arrived. schr Phoebe
Crosby, Norfolk.
BREWER. Me, June s--Arrived- barge Ma
Vc-'k.pr JEIIfsoN. Me. June s-Arrived.
barge Cumru, Philadelphia.
HONOLULU. May 2s-Arrived. sehr Alice
York for Chifoo (and proceeded June p !:
sist. La Piacentis. Port san Luis.
HALLowELIs. Ne, June S-Arrived. barge
LOS ANGELES. Cal, June ARRIVED, str
Colin II Livingstone. seatue, &c. for Boston
NE NEW ORLEANS. La. June 2-Arriveo, ctr
West Erral Manchester
NEW BEDFORD. Mass, June lin port,
;,r Harry T,cser'Gp; Ms Inss, from eSaSS tST
PORT ARTHUR. Tex. June i--ssiled, str
PoRTLAND. Nc. June 9-Arrivsd. str RI
poEcnus, Norfolk.
PARKERs FLATS. Me. June !-Arriyed,
tug Germantown, with barges Indian Ridge
and Monitor. Fort Point (picked up barge
Pennypack and proceeded for Philadelphis).
PROVIDENCE, ri. June 3--Arrived. schr
Senator, Brava.
Sailed 3d, str Glen white. Hampton Roads.
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal. June 3-Arrived.
str I.ehlgh. Seattle. &C 60 sail Tth for Los
Arrived MAY 81, str Griffdu. Corinto, &c
sailed June 8. str Acardo (Br. 81 Cathe-
rinea Point.
SAN PEDRO, Cal. May 3i--Arrved, str
west Henshaw. San Franc!eco for Manila.
SABINE, Tex, June ARRIVED. str Her
rnione (Br), Key West (to finish ioadng).
Sailed list, str Erik III (Dan). Three Rivers
(also reported for Havana.
TACOMA, Wash May 30lSaiied, motor
Fionia DAM. San Francisco.
WILMINGTON, NC, June 3--Arrived. str
Lake Fillmore, New York for Brunswick.
cleared 3D. schr Acsdian Queen (Br).
Hampton Roads.
sailed I'd. str Bsyway. Beaumont.
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PORT ARTHUR, Tex, June 6-Arrived. strs
Radiant, Tampico; Sunbeam, Swansea.
Sailed 9th. strs Gulfcoast, Bayonne; Gulf
snd Boston Texas Tsmpieo w.. Java nraSr nGroT
(Br). Clyde.
PORT TAMPA. Fla. June s-Arrived str
Casey. Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, June e--Arrived.
strs Anssldo San Giorgio III Gtan. Genoa
via Now York: Knowsey Hall (Br), New
York Ssnuki Maru (Jap). Havre. Bordeaux,
hagen.
Cleared 18th. strs Maxine Gcmcz tCuban)
MORO Castle for orders,; Msplemore tBrl.
Queenstown.
Cleared 9Th, strs West Raritans, Hamburg
via Baltimore; Florinds tSp). New York
Aral (Br). Rouen; Bosanka (Jugo- -Slav). 9Th
raltar (for orders): Nicholas Cuneo (Nor).
Port Antonio; Cape Henry, Baltimore; Santa
Sailed eth, str Bsro Fejervary CItaD. Glib
raltar (for ordcrs)
Passed out Delaware Brsskwetsr 9Th, 10; 80
Pm Pm; str Proyidepce n. Or New York via
Sailed 9Th. 1920 AM. tugs chas p Green
ough. towing 3 barses. seaward zap AN.
storm King. towing barses. do; II An
Left during the night 9Th, tug Racehorse.
yacht Onward.
NV, ~ miles: smoky: smooth sea.
PERTH AMBOY. NJ. May 5--Sailed, tug
Cheektowage, with barges 100, Vineyard
Haven. 7ss. Parkers Flats. and IoI and 74i.
PORTLAND. Me. June e--saied. str Ri
pogenus. Norfolk.
PROVIDENCE, RI. June ARRIVED. str
Harvey II Brown, Norfolk Cto SAL 9th on
retu M.
SA FRANCISCO. Cal. June ARRIVED.
strs West Holbrook. Sydney, NSw, &c; San
Jose, Cristohal.
Sailed 4,h. s,rs Selma City (from Nfobiie).
Yokohama: Newport, Balboa; 5th, Esoalona
(Br). Kobe.
SEATTLE, Wash. June 5-Arrived. str
Eastern Sailor. San Francisco.
SAVANNAH. Ga. June 6-Arrived, str
Koyo Maru (Jap), New York.
Sailed 9th. ctr Grccian (from Baltimore),
Jacksonville.
TACOMA. Wash, June 5-sancd, str Moor
derdyk (Dutch). San Francisco.
TAMPA, Fla, June 6-Saiied- motor ship
Narwhal, Nuovo Corona.
VINEYARD HAVEN. Mass, June 6-Ar-
rived schr Alaska. New York for Lubec.
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MONTREAL STOCKS.

Special Despatch 70 THE NEw YoRK iIEsALp.
MONTREAL. June 6.--Following is n
summary OF transactions on the Mont
real stock Exchange for the week end
ing June {
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TORONTO STOCKS.

Special Despatch TO THE NEw YoRK iIEEA.D.
TORONTO. June 6.--Following is
summary of transactions on the Toronto
Stock Exchange for the week ending
June 4 -
WEEKS TRANSACTIONS.
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security Markets QuIet.

During tho last week the security
markets in Canada have been inclined
20 duiness. and apart from certain
amount OF investment buying there has
been little of note in the situation. The
stock markets have recovered to some
extent from their nervousness. The
bond markets are still strong and fairly
active for the better grades OF securi-
ties. although their distribution at the
moment is not as large as II was last
spring At the same time. there does
not appear TO be any shortage OF money
for investment purposes and bankers
are lending freely on approved security
ar firm rates.
A feature OF the investment situation
Is the marked scarcity Of Province Of
Quebec securities. The sale by the
province 10 a Montreal company of
81 900 OF 5is per cent fifteen year
bonds. the money costing the borrower
cniy 5.e3 per cent, is regarded here as
a unique financial feat. II was the
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Asyait wage Readjustmcnt.

It,fis hoped here that such a price
lowering will enable Canadian newsprint
paper companies to meet competition OF
foreign imports into the United States.
It has long been contended that II
wage adjustment downward were
brought about the newsprint paper trade
would at once benefit therefrom.
In the lumber business the situation
shows little change, although the ten
dencys seems to be, If anything. toward
greater dulness than has been ex-
perienced A demand would grow with
rapidity. however, were building costs
: to have n further sharp decline.
Canadian crop adviccs continue OF
most optimistic nature. An excellent
barometrical Indication OF current trade
may be found in the fact that Montreal
bank clearings for the first five months
ct this year amounted to SO, 3.516.732.
against s2,s52,67s,7ss in the correspond
ing 1920 period. decline Of S549,163.-
O07. large part OF that drop probably
Is duo 10 the heavy decline In prices dur
ing the year, and does not indicate such
falling off in turnover as many would
suppose.
Canadian steamship traffic on the
Great Lakes and through the st. Law
renee River his been this year Of an en-
couraging nature. Tho earlier opening
Of the waterways afforded an excellent
start, and since that time full advan-
fsge of a favorable season has been
taken. As far as the grain movement
is concerned the Canadian route has
carried the bulk OF the Canadian crop.
Out OF the total shipments from Fort
William and Port Arthur Of 2s,o0o.000
bushels from the opening OF navigation
10 may 10, only 100000 bushels went
by another route. Against that loss OF
100000 bushels to the Canadian trade
100000 bushels OF American grain
were shipped from United states ports
through the Canadian Government ele-
vators at Port Colborne for ocean ship
n.ent
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MONTREAL CLOSING.
SUBMARINE GOING TO TOLEDO
On wny to Fresh water Via the
80. Lawrence.

HALIFAX. n. S., June e.---rhc United
States submarine N-s. which arrived
here Saturday from New London
Conn, will sail tomorrow for Toledo
Ohio. by way OF the ST. Lawrence and
great lakes. She will remain az Toledo
until after July 4. touching al Halifax
again about July 90 on her way to
New Haven.
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MOST INDUSTRY IN
CANADA STABILIZED
Trade Sen timent and Distribu-
ton of Manufactures Is
Improved.
MORE RAIL CONTRACTS
Investment Market Dull but
Dealing in Better Grades
Of Bonds Active.

Special Despatch to THE New NosK HERALD.
MONTREAL. June 6.-Although new
placements Of a fitful and really made
auate. nature continue there still is
tendency to Improvement in basic Cana
dian industry. reflected more and more
whole heartedly in general business SEN
timent and in distribution OF manufac-
tured goods. Most Industries which
have been severely liquidated during the
last year from the peak Of prices
reached during May and June. 1920,
have stabilized. finding firm bottom.
II p srespraging TO hear of orders
p4scS,,i, but in certain directions these
are extremely slow in coming. The rail-
way equipment companies, especially
those manufacturing rolling stock, are
hard hit by the almost entire absence
of business Their only hope for husi-
ness soon seems 10 rest with the Gov
eminent for national railway pur-
poses. No contracts have been let on
that account and unless some are forth
coming several companies may nave TO
close up for a time.
More steel rail contracts have been
placed with Canadian mills. The Do
minion Steel Corporation reports a con-
siderable order. accessories for which
will he manufactured by the Nova
Scotia Steel and Coal Company. Those
companies make up the British Empire
Steel merger The Dominion company
has obtained a large contract for steel
bars,r for the new Vancouver Harbor
works. Thus the steel companies are
receiving slightly better business and
certain plants are operating at a fair
rate of capacity. II is reported that
general demand for rails. wire rods,
bars, nuts. bolts, &c, is bettering grad
uallyss
Newsprint paper manufacturers whose
plants were closed by the strike have
followed the Albany conference with
wide interest and are hopeful OF sat
isfactory result. The Canadian export
newsprint price has been lowered to 4s4
cents pound. or s95 ton, against
$3.50 In the first quarter OF 1921 and
S110.fn the second quarter of this year.
or anaaverage OF s12o in the first half
Of 1921.
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Naval Orders
ypeciai Despatch 10 THE NEw YORK Hrusir
New York Herald Bureau.
va shtnrfon n lima a (

These naval orders have been made public:
Lieut.. y. J. Erich. 70 Y. =. 2. Sandpiper;
Commander c. G. Hartigsn. 10 u. s. n.
gon. 10 officer-in-tharge. n. s. New York :
Lieut.. william Johnson, 10 u. s. S. South
Carolina Lieut.. A. NJ. Jones' 20 connecting
fitting out r.. q. 8. Langley; Capt r. s.
Keilor. to command 10 ". s. s. Te1se
Lieut.. ". n. Knowles. 10 4. s. S. P-2;
Lieut. Commander -. g. Iaizure. to com
mand experimental submarine division
Lieu;. u. Thowar. 70 torpedo. station,
Hcyp0r 'Nssl.s r " Thomas .
destroyer fotce. Iacifie lieet
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DANCING INSTRUCTION.
H.I.n. 1. Sweeney School of D.ne;nv

Specializing In Ball Room Dancing. Private
lessons by appointment, day or evening Be-
Rlnners or ndrsrced Normal course f'r
Ne. fitee Cffsifegtra Diploma r it. ra Is.
H. 5ab sf. y. y. Phone fiaze se.2
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CALLAo, Peru. June 6.--Four Amer
lean submarines. In charge OF Lieuten-
ant-Commsnder Walter s. Haas, have
arrived hero from Cuayaaui The boo ts
had p stormy voyage down the Goa IT..
but suffered no mishaps.
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Camp for BOYS!
Mo0SEvElT MILITARY ACADEMY
Camp for Girls,

PINE TREE CAMP FoRGIRls rGsSn, Ssss. Ms,; rom
New York. Miss BLANCHE d. PRICE,
t0i w. School Lane. Philadelphia. Pa
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LOANS. rRusTs. &C

aS Can Landed. 1875 135 1S5 e..
1850 Can Perman... i7is l7as f7i.
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.odd lots
Evening star., 1921-07-13
Face Creams

Dagget & r a m d ellis
Cleansing Cream. ........36c
Stiiiman's Freckle Cream,
a vacation necessity. .45c
Kinds Honey and Almond,
liquid form. SIC
Woodbury's Facial Cream,
soothing and pleasant. .4Sc
Luxor Cold Cream, a sum-
mer delight. ..45c
Ponds Vanishing Cream,
special r................I0c
Evening star., 1921-07-13
Hair Tonics

Petrol Holm, saves the
hair ................. 81 rs
Wild Root, stimulates
growth .45c
Herpicide, prevents falling
hair .4.3c
Danderine, climates dam
druf &c
Pinaud's Eau de Ouinine
Hair Tonic. soc and ST .O5
Evening star., 1921-07-13
Miscellaneous

Violet Am m o mia, large
bottle, ..J1c
L.. &. B. Finet Toilet Tis.
sue, 5 rolls. 81. 90
= Whisk Brooms, good quail
ity ................
Tooth Brushes, transpar-
ent handles. ..I0c
Boric Powder, for the
bath .............3 for 25c
Nail Clips. for trimming
nails Csc
Orange Sticks, best quail
tiles .JOc
Turkish Wash Cloths. .IOc
Evening star., 1921-07-13
Storewide July Sales
~~~ Magnify the Buying Power of Every Dollar!
GOOD WILL

The heat has been almost
unbearabEe, hasn't it? Per-
haps you've sent your fam
lily to the shore, mountains,
country or camp. 1t costs
considerable money, but it's
worth it. Every one is en-
titled to a vacation.
What of the poor who
never see mountains, sea or
broad, green fields? Benev-
olent persons have thought
of them and established a
camp where tired mothers
can take their babies, if
YOU will assist in the ex-
pense.'
and all you are requested to
donate Is a trifle towards
giving these poor people a
vacation.
You and your family will
be happier if you lend d
helping hand to those less
favored than you and yours.
Evening star., 1921-07-13
Tooth Paste and
POWDERS

Pepsodent, in tubes; very
special fs................3 .3Cc
Pebeco, sanitary tooth
paste .'.e~.....'.~... SIC
Kolynos Tooth Paste,
tube .........n..........10c
Lyons Tooth Powder, we'll
known s............... .l9c
Llstefihe Tooth Paste very
a1hitafy s..........Ass...3Sc
Evening star., 1921-07-13
Toilet Waters and
Extracts

Houbigant's Imported Toi-
let Water, bottle. $3.50
Hudnut's Well known Toi-
Iot Water. :. 81 90 and 81 IS
Mary Garden Toilet Water,
delicately fragrant. ...$l.5O
colgate's Toilet Water,
standard quality. soc
Pinaud's Vegetal, highly
recommended .6oc
Djer.Kiss Vegetal. a de-
lightful fluid. .SI.IO
Mary Garden Extract,
small vial. .35c
Djer . Kiss Extract, one
ounce .D
Piver's Azurea, one
ounce ...nx........... 90
Evening star., 1921-07-13
Talcun, POWDERS
Deodorants

Amoiin, dainty and ef-
$eetive e..................z@c
Dec, used extensively with
food results ............0c
Mum, I standard deodo-
rant ................ .DC
Meet 1 summer neces-
elty s....ss.s...A. .4SC
OdoronA two sizes, spe-
cIal .........,..Ac and 45c
Non.Spl, q perfect deodo-
rant .4Zc
Evening star., 1921-07-13
Face POWDERS

Coty's Powder, fine and
pleasant SOC
Java Rice Powder, very
fine grade BIC
Djer-kiss Powder, a great
favorite .41c
Oakley's Compacts, handy
to carry ................ .S0c
Roger & GaHett Violet, re-
nowned brand .75c
Harriet Hubbard Ayers
Famous Powder ........75c
Pompeian Face Powder,
delightful ..............45c
Evening star., 1921-07-13
Denney&D Denney
Toilet
Preparations

kHlO1CHl all OUer the tOOTId
Lansburgh & Brothers store is
the leading place in Washington
that carries a complete line Of their
we'll known products. We also spe-
cialize in their delightful MYANA,
a delicate fragrance permeating
all their speeialties.
Every toilet compound necessary
. TO skin and beauty culture always
on hand, and continuous demon
STATION in our well stocked Toilet
" Goods Section.
Evening star., 1921-07-13

Mouth Washes
Lavoris. Large bottle, spe-
Listerine, 1+oz. bottle, 6oc
0lycothymoline, cleansing
and heaiing..............19c
Evening star., 1921-07-13
Continuous Demonstra-
ton Of the famous
Aubry
Sisters
Toilet
Specialties

Introducing their new
Fresh Fruit products:
Strawberry Cream, SIoe
Also Lemon Cream, 6oc
These creams are skin
foods such as used by
women of the Tyrol, who
are noted for their per-
feet complexion.
Other Aubry
Toilet Specialties
Beautifier,
3Sc, 6oc and Sl.eo
Cleansing
Cream. .3Sc, 60c and $1.00
Vanishing
Cream. .3Sc, 60c and S1.00
Evening star., 1921-07-13
F. Thursday and Friday
a Timely Two-Day Sale of
Toilet Preparations

With Quality assured, and prices trimmed to the 4
greatest economy. The opportunity is yours
Evening star., 1921-07-13
Toilet Soaps

Woodbwy's Facial Soap
curative and sanitary.
Cake ....................l7c
Life Buoy Soap, pleasant
and effectual. Cake......7c
Palm0live Soap high-srade
and pleasant. Cske......9c
Whsieys Bath Tablets,
convenient. ...-.3 for Csc
cuticura Soap. renowned
the world over. ...s3 for SOC
Imported CASTLE Soap fine
for infants. for 40c
plsr.Kiss Soan, delight
fully scented ...........Nc
TaIcul,, POWDERS
Azsrea Talcsm sprinkle
top ................ .SlC
'Dief.Kiss Talcum. delicate
odoc ....................lSC
houbigsnt's Imported Tai
cum Powder ............Sc
WllisuGs Talcmn Powder,
c3a ,s...sr.s...ss'.' ''AoS
May Garden Taleum
powdef, delightful. ......0c
y Buttsray Taleums large
can ..sHx.....1SC
Evening star., 1921-07-13
l.5OO Pairs of KEDS, Greatly Reduced

you'll appreciate these bargains tn
height There four
The values extraordinary that
opportunity get several pairs.
Evening star., 1921-07-13
Melba
Toilet
Niceties

Always on demonstration here!
A complete line of delightful
Toilet Goods-Extracts, Powders,
Creams, Rouge, ETC., here at all
times 49,"
Our choice of their odors is BOU-
QUIET, which is delicate and fra
grant. Ask to see the pretty little
Melba Compact, containing Rouge,
Face Powder and lip stick. Mir
ror in lid, $l.W.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-28

PEELED to purchase shoes. stockings
and tights used in the comedy. This
girl, then, had TO clothe herself for
on stage, pay for her room and
board and all other expenses. out
Of a net income of probably SIT or
SIS per week. which was not con-
ducive to beauty maintenance. And
besides paying her own expenses,
she proved she was made Of the
stuff that heroines are made of-for
she sent money home regularly TO
her aged parents in the west.
Well it was hard work but II was
a labor Of love with her and all went
well until certain notorious So
ciety millionaire, who haunted the
theatrical district, fell in love with
her looks. The philanderer had
seen the little western beauty IN the
chorus one night. and made up his
mind to meet her, and forthwith
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-28

started a siege Of flowers, candy
perfumes and notes implOring her
to dine with him. All OF these she
refused, much 10 the amusement of
many of the othe. girls. although
happen to know there were many
times when she walked uptown two
miles or more after the show in or
der to save carfare and send that
much more home.
Now. II is a matter Of unfortunate
record that the Stage Door Johnny
in those days sometimes could WELD
influence with a Weakened man
ager. and this is exactly what hap
pened in this case. Angered at her
repulses, the millionaire rogue
schemed 10 have her discharged
from her position in the chorus, and
although he must have known that
l. might blight the girls career. he
persevered until he was successful.
The rare beauty from the little Cali
fornia town. who had fairly and
squarely conquered Broadway on
sheer merit. was defeated because of
a pernicious system Of Stage-Door-
JOhnnyism.
Will skip the story OF this girls
discouraging struggles in New York
at that time. Her beauty made her
many enemies and many would-be
friends Indeed il was probably her
very beauty that stood in her way.
for time after time. from restaur-
ants where she had gotten a job as
waitress and from barber shops
where she manicured for a living,
she was finally dropped Il is re-
freshing 70 learn. therefore, az 7 did
only the other day. that this girl
now a w0man-hss succeeded in es-
tablishing in one of our largest cities
Of the west a Furnishing millinery
business which pays her a handsome
income. She IS married now and has
two handsome bOys-bOys. 1 war
rant, who will never be found hang
ing around a stage door entrance
waiting 10 greet some beauty OF the
chorus. Their mother knows too
we'll the dangers OF that now for
tunately obsolete institution-Stage-
Door-Johnnyism.
What a marked contrast these
days OF low wages and no recogni-
uOn make with those OF today?
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-28

bred girl is continually entering the
chorus as a profession.
For instance. there is the beautiful
Beatrice Miner, a Follies girl whose
early education was gained in one
of those well-nigh inaccessible SEM
inaries for young women near Lon
don. She comes from an English
family prominent in society abroad.
After her schooling she preached
TO her parents the idea OF entering
upon a stage career. They would
not hear of il. understand. But
this is the day Of independence and
self-reliance and Miss Miner de-
termined 10 follow out her natural
inclination One day she left Eng
land, sailed for America and was in
New York City when had the good
fortune TO discover her Struck
with her beauty, I engaged her on
the spot.
Then there is the case Of Miss
Mora South, a well known beauty OF
Broadway's chorus sorority. Miss
South. too, has that personality and
grace born of a well-developed So
cial training 1 am told that she
comes Of prominent Tennessee fam
lily Of wealth and social prestige. In
spite of her arduous stage work-for
the life Of the chorus beauty, as I
have said repeatedly, requires zeal
Gus perseverance 10 her art-AIIss
South manages 10 find time each
winter 20 fly 10 Palm Beach and rest
a bit with her society friends. Also
from the south is Miss Janet Ne
grew. the Washington society girl
whose picture appears in connection
with this article. As one OF the
Butterfly girls" in sally" she has
won her way to the admiration Of
many thousands.
Il is obvious that with girls Of this
newer type Of education. breeding
and culture holding the umelght.
there can be no crude Stage Door
Johnny business around the modern
theater The day OF addressing a
note 10 The Third From the Right
or The Tall Blonde on the End"
and expecting il 20 reach a certain
girl in the chorus line is long since
over
Some people have thought that we
are Undu,y strict about this sort Of
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-28

EDITORS NOTE-In this re-
marhablc series of articles by Flor
cnz Zicefeld. world famous thcat-
rical producer. the real truth about
tho American chorus beauty Is re-
vealed for the first time Mr.. Zieg-
field was persuaded To write only
when convinced that the public
was dwelling under completely err
roncous decisions regarding a type
Of popular entertainers much In
the public eye.
Previous articles have told where
the chorus beauties come from,
how they keep beautiful and the
secrets OF their fascination for the
49, business man. 10 Is the au-
thNseS contention that the Ameri-
can stage has steadily increased in
modesty and that the chorus
beauty Of today Is the exponent OF
charm through personality ana Vi
vaCity and not through mere sex
appeal. The articles constitute
what IS probably the most authOri-
tatiye treatment on re IN 1 n n g
beauty ever presented To the pub
lie They will continue for several
weeks in the Sunday News-Times.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-28

note which only too clearly confirm
ed her suspicious.
You have been staying IN this
house under false pretences," ran
the message Of this woman who lives
in the Twentieth century" and
shall have to have your room at the
end of the week"
Competition From Society Girls.
I will tell you another reason why
the Stage Door Johnny passed as
rapidly as he did and why. accord
ingly, the dignity OF the chorus
beauty's profession has risen to its
present generally accepted heights
Brooklyn landladies and Main
streets" lodging houses notwith-
standing. Long ago the great rival
for the attention of a Stage Door
Johnny-the smart society girl-be-
gan to worry about Johnny spending
so much of his time with the old
time chorus beauties.
The society girl. in New York. Chi
cago, San Francisco and every city in
between. deliberately set out TO study
the reasons for the chorus beauties
popularity. She found that IL at
tracted this type Of men 10 be gay,
and the more daring society girls
thereUpon began 10 grow less con-
ventional. They began to smoke.
They took to the cocktail. They took
up eagerly the latest dance indiscre-
tons from Paris. They showed their
pique at chorus beauties in the very
cut Of their clothes. So today what
is the result?
Nowadays. as every one knows.
the society girl sometimes is fast
err" more sophisticated, infinitely
more daring than her sister on the
stage.
No, the Stage Door Johnny has