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Evening star., 1926-11-03
H'S-"Whispering Baritone"

r. F. Keiths Theater announces as
the headline attraction next week
Jack Smith, THE Whispering Bari
tone" who makes his first American
appearance since his sensational
European triumph. He will be heard
in selections from his popular sue
ceSses.
Harry Roye. vaudeville's newest
producer. will present the big feature
of the week. co-headlining with
Jack Smith. Les Folies Rouges,' or
THE Red Follies." a dance with speed
and color by Lois Syren and Peggy
O'Neil. supported by a big company
of singers and dancers.
Others will include Chic York and
Rose King in the big laugh sensation.
'"rhe Old Family Tintype"; Johnny
Sully and Muriel Thomas in laugh
ing Episode Beauty, Youth and
Folly: Smith and Strong. Golden
Voices From the Golden West who
will present their offering in Vest
ern setting; Larimer and Thomas, in
Moving Moments" as bicycle ex-
perts Other acts for the week will
be announced later.
Evening star., 1926-11-03
ELITE.

Sunday and Monday. William Boyd,
Jack Hoxie and Marguerite De La
Motto in 1.-The Last Frontier" Pathe
News and comedy, His Wooden We'd
ding: Tuesday, Priscilla Dean in THE
Speeding Venus" and comedy, THE
Bankrupt Honeymoon: Wednesday,
Alma Rubens and Bert Lytell in "The
Gilded Butterfly and comedy, "His
Wedding Daze"; Thursday, Pauline
Starke in "As No Man Has Loved"
Pathe News and comedy. THE Big
Idea: Friday, May McAvoy and Pat
OMally in "My Old Dutch" and Larry
Semon comedy "Scamps and Scan
dals": Saturday. Jetta Goudal in
Paris at Midnight" Pathe comedy,
What Price Touchdown" and Pathe
scenic. "A Man About Town"
Evening star., 1926-11-03
TAKOMA.

Sunday and Monday, Rudolph Val
entino in "Son of'the Sheik." Pathe
News and comedy; Tuesday and Wed
nesday, Thomas Meighan in Tin
Gods" and comedy, with "Scotty OF
the Scouts" chapter five, added AT
Wednesday matinee: Thursda%. THE
Unknown Soldier. and comedy; Fri
day. Leatrice Joy in The Clinging
Vine," Pathe News and comedy; Sat
urday, Ralph Graves in "Blarney,
Fables, Sportlight and comedy.
Evening star., 1926-11-03
LINCOLN-"The Amateur Gen
tleman."

The Lincoln Theater announces for
next week, beginning Sunday after
noon at 3. and continuing through
Tuesday. First Nationals production
of ''The Amateur Gentleman" star
ring Richard Barthelmess, and q new
Aesop Fable; Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday Doris Kenyon and War
ner Baxter in "Mismates,'' another
F9Fst National attraction, and Mack
Sennett's two-reel comedy, Funny
mooners" Saturday, Rex, the equine
actor, in THE Devil Horse" and SEN
nett's "Ghost of Folly" with INSTALL
ment nine of the mystery chapter
play Showed In"
Evening star., 1926-11-03
NEW FAYORITE.

Sunday. Alice Terry and Antonio
Moreno in Mare Nostrum. Aesop
Fable; Monday, George O'Brien ana
Anita Stewart in "Rustling Tor Cu'
pid." comedy, Neely Edwards IN Two
Dollars. Please" Fox News; Tuesoay'
Thomas Meighan in Tin Gods. com,
edy; Wednesday, Leatrice JOY In Inc
Clinging Vine" comedy. Arthur Lake
in ''Tittle Winks"; Thursday, Louise
Fazenda in "Footloose Widows" Dog
Daze," Topics of the Day; Friday
Corinne Griffith in Into Her King
DOM" comedy, Clyde Cook in Wan
derine Papas," Gene 'Tunney In The
Fighting Marine; Saturday. "Forlorn
River" comedy and Things OF Steel"
Evening star., 1926-11-03
EARLE-Elva-Klinger Revue.

The Earle Theater next week will
present as its top-line attraction the
Elva -klinger Revue, Offering songs.
melody and dances by 10 gifted feml-
nine artists and two males. The
added attraction will be AL Moore ana
his Jolly Tars. a syncopated orches-
ira of II musicians. and another spe-
cial Offering will be contributed by
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Phillips and
Master Norman Phillips. jr.
Others will be Harry Stanley and
Dorothy Quinet in comedy, Books,
and an act still to be announced.
The photoplay will be the William
Fox production of James Olver Cur
woods THE Country Beyond with
Olive Borden. Ralph Graves, Gertrude
Astor and J. Farrell Macdonald. and
a comedy. The Galloping Ghost"
The bill will embrace also pipe or
gan music by Alexander Arons.
Evening star., 1926-11-03
ACDITORIUM-"Ha i'm Modern
Garb.

The Mantell Hamper organization.
presenting a Shakespearean festival
at the Washington Auditorium, will
enter it's second week next Monday
night, presenting Hamlet in mod
ern clothes, a novelty that has at
tracted much attention in other cities
where it has been presented. This
play will be repeated at a special matt
nee Friday afternoon. 1t presents a
bobbed haired Ophelia. Hamlet In
tuxedo and a Laertes in a lounge suit.
"As You Like It" will be given
Tuesday night Romeo and Juliet" at
the Wednesday matinee, no perform
ance at all Wednesday night king
Lear" Thursday night, Julius
Caesar" Friday night. The Merchant
of Venice" at the Saturday matinee,
and Macbeth" Saturday night.
Hamlet" in modern clothes is not
the only novelty heralded by the Man
ellHamper company, which com
prises 35 we'll know players of ability,
but it's conception of stage pictures,
original stage settings and it's instan-
taneous change Of scene arrange
ments, reducing stage waits to mini
num-, are said to enable the presenta-
ton of plays with more of the
Shakespearean text than is custom
ary on the modern stage-and with
out interrupting the thread of the
story or weakening the emotional
drive of the drama.
Evening star., 1926-11-03

Tuesday, Alberta Vaughn in THE
Adorable Deceiver." Andy Gump in
TOW Service" and Review; Wednes-
day, John Lowell in 1.-The Big Show
and Charlie Chase comedy. Mighty
Like a Moose; Thursday. Lloyd
Hughes in High Steppers" and I'm
perial comedy, "Pawnshop Politics"
Friday, Harry Langdon in Tramp
Tramp. Tramp" Art Lake in 'Tiddly
Winks" and Screen Snapshots; sat
urday. Jane Novak in "Whisper1ng
Canyon" and Lloyd Hamilton In Joi-
ly Tars"
Evening star., 1926-11-03

Meet My Girl: Wednesday. Lon
CLANCY in THE Trap" and Imperial
comedy. "Officers of the Day; Thurs
day. 1.-THE Taxi Mystery" and Lige
Conley in kiss Papa; Friday. Larry
Semon in "Stop. Look and Listen
and Cameo comedy. Pound Foolish:
Saturday. George OHara in Go
ing the Limit" Buster Brown in
Busters Girl Friend" Screen Snap
shots. and the sixth installment OF
Showed In"
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HIPPODROME.

Sunday and Monday. Thomas Mel
CHAN in Tin Gods" and Pathe COM
edy His Wooden Wedding; Tues
day and Wednesday, Anna Q. Nilssen
and Huntley Gordon in Her Second
Chance" and Fox comedy, East Side,
West Side; Thursday, Ranger Dog in
Flashing Fangs" and comedy, BLACK
and Blue Eyes; Friday, Buck Jones
in ''Durand Of the Bad Lands" and
comedy, Monkeys Prefer Blondes;
Saturday, Jetta Goudal in paris at
Midnight" Pathe News and comedy,
"Howdy, Judge
Evening star., 1926-11-03
GAYETY-"AlomaO of the South Seas

"Aloma of the South Seas" pre-
sented by James Thatcher, formerly
manager of Polls Theater here, will
he next weeks attraction at the
Gayety Theater.
MIR. Thatcher brings the original
New York company intact to the
Gayety Theater for a weeks engage
ment, beginning with matinee Sun.
day. -
story of love and youth, and the ac-
ton of the play occurs on an island
belonging TO the British South Sea
group. There will be native music
and a group of native dancing girls.
The tropical hurricane which takes
place is claimed TO be the most sen
sational and most realistic ever pre-
scented on any stage.
Evening star., 1926-11-03
COLONY.

Sunday, William Boyd and Jetta
Goudal in "Her Man O. War" and Sen
nett comedy Meet my Girl; Mon
day Betty Blythe in "She" and Art
Lake in Wanted. a Bride: Tuesday.
Clara kimball Young in Lying
Wives and AL ST. John in who Hit
Me-; Wednesday. Pat O'Malley in
MY Old Dutch" and Aesop Fable:
Thursday. George O'Hara In Going
the Limit" Buster Brown comedy,
Busters Girl Friend" and Re-
view; Friday, Buck Jones in 1.-The
Man Four Square" Van Bibber COM
edy, 1.-THE Reporter" and Screen Snap
shots: Saturday, Ralph Ince in THE
Sea Wolf" Our Gang in Thunder
ing Fleas" and the fifth installment
of "SrGWed In"
Evening star., 1926-11-03
NUTUAI-"Nite Life of Paris. u

Lou Reels. who presents Charles
("Tramp'D McNally in Mite Life Of
Paris at the Mutual Theater next
week, is said to be one of those man.
ayers whose perspicacity in arrang-
ing d burlesque entertainment that
Evening star., 1926-11-03

and 8, Norma shearer and Conrad
Nagel in "The Waning Sex" comedy.
Jolly Tars"; Tuesday Billie Dove and
Francis x. Bushman in ''The Mar
riage Clause; Wednesday and Thurs
day, Z and 9 pm, Rex Ingram's
Mare Nostrum" with Alice Terry
and Antonio Moreno; Friday. Ben
Lyon and May McAvoy in THE Saw.
age" comedy. "Olga's Boatman";
Saturday, Renee Adoree and Ralph
Graves in "Blarney."
Evening star., 1926-11-03
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Evening star., 1926-11-03
OLYMPIC.

Sunday and Monday. Corinne Crit
fifth and Claude Gillingwater in "Into
Her Kingdom" Pathe Weekly and
comedy, "The Soft Pedaf'; Tuesday,
Joseph Schildkraut in Meet the
Prince" and comedy, Adorable Dora
Wednesday, Dolores Costello in the
Little Irish Girl and comedy, Mon
keys Prefer Blondes: Thursday, II.
B. Warner in "Silence," Fox Weekly
and Pathe comedy, Take the Air
Friday, Ben Lyons in "The Savage"
and comedy. "The Bankrupt Honey
moon: Saturday. Ranger Dog in
"Flashing Fangs." also comedy. "The
Uprising Generation" and second cpl
sode, bill Grimngs Progress
Evening star., 1926-11-03

mo. No, Nanette." the highly pop
ular and entertaining musical com
edy which crowded the National
through two engagements last season,
Will return to that theater Sunday
night for an engagement of one week.
1t has this time as its stars the
brilliant little dancing comedienne.
Louise GrOody. who has played the
part of Nanette since the piece es-
tablished its great vogue more than
two years ago, and Hal Skelly, who
first came into the glare of the spot
light prominently in "Fiddlers Three. p"
Louise and Hal form one Of the
happiest star combinations obtainable
as we'll as one of the most costly.
Their supporting company includes
Frank Allworth, Evelyn Darville, Eva
Mae Francis. Dorothy Waterman.
Edna Whistler. Gladys Yates, Bea-
trice Lee and Floyd English.
Evening star., 1926-11-03
YORK.

Sunday and Monday. Colleen Moore
in 'It Must Be Love" and Sennett
comedy. Fight Night; Tuesday. Jet
ia Goudal and William Boyd in Her
Man o. War" and Sennett comedy.
Evening star., 1926-11-03
WARDMAN PARK-"Rose Bernd.' -

The Motion Picture Guild announces
the premier American showing. of
Cfa's Rose Bernd," starting next
Sunday. The photoplay is taken from
the play by the German playwright,
Gerhart Hauptmann. The cast in
cludes Emil Jannings. the great char
acter actor, star of ''Variety' and the
Last Laugh: Henry Portion, star of
deception" who portrays the role
made famous by Ethel Barrymore.
and Werner Krauss, the incompara-
hle Or Caligari
Evening star., 1926-11-03
= PARK.

Sunday and Monday, Norma Shear
er and Conrad Nagel in "The Waning
Sex" Mack Sennett comedy and Park
News events: Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday, Friday, Red" Grange in
"One Minute to Play" also Navy
reel. Don't Give Up the Ship"
and news events: Friday, added at
traction. amateur night: Saturday.
Jane Novak and Huntly Gordon in
Lost at Sea-" also Our Gang COM
edy and chapter 4, Gene" Tunney in
1.-The Fighting Marine" Shows con-
tinuous Saturday from pm, Sunday
from p.m.)
Evening star., 1926-11-03
RIALTO-"Perch of the Devil"

Perch of the Devil" based on Ger
trude Atherton's novel and starring
Mae Busch and Pat O'Malley, is the
feature picture at the Rialto next
week. beginning Sunday.
Perch of the Devil"-poets call 1t
perversity, husbands call it restless
ness. It's the little red imp that
perches on a 1oman's shoulder and
tells her she's dissatisfied.
Gertrude Atherton's story concerns
pleasure-loving wife who realizes
her mistake too late and turns into a
tiger woman to keep her~ husba nd s
love. In Europe she learns that her
husband has "struck it rich and is
overjoyed, for she really loves him.
The husband wants her, but honestly
believes that money alone has saved
her love for him, and he casts her
off
The International News and other
short reels will be shown also.
Evening star., 1926-11-03
HOME.

Sunday and Monday, Jetta Goudal
and William Boyd in Her Man o. War"
and Sennett comedy, Fight Night:
Evening star., 1926-11-03
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Evening star., 1926-11-03
COLUMBIA-"Bardelys, the Magnifi'
cent"

|. Loew's Columbia Theater, in all
probability, will continue next week
John Gilbert's latest picture, Bar
delys, the Magnificent" King Vidor' s
production of the Rafael Sabatini
novel.
"Bardelys. the Magnificent' is a
thrilling romance of medieval court
life by the author of "Scaramouche'
and "The Sea Hawk" produced by
the director Of The Big Parade" and
La Boheme,'' with John Gilbert as
its star and cast including Eleanor
Boardman. Roy Darcy, Lionel Bel
more, Emily FitZroy, George X. Ar
thur, Arthur Lubin and Theodore Won
EltZ.
Added attractions include Aesop' s
Fable, topics Of the day. Pathe news
reel pictures and overture.
TIVOLI-Art Landry and Orchestra.
The special attraction at Crandan's s
Tivoli Theater next week Will be Art
Landry and his Victor Recording Or
chestra IF II instrumentalists. Mr..
Landry and his band recently scored
hit at Crandall's Metropolitan Thea
ter and will be heard every day begin
ming Sunday afternoon at 3, offering
four Complete changes of bill CORE.
spending with changes in phOtoplay
featues, appearing Sunday at approx
imately $50, $50, 7:3O and $50.
The photoplay for the first two days
of next week will be THE Brown
Derby" First Nationals latest release,
starring Johnny Hines, and Lyman
II. Howe Hodge -Podge: Tuesday and
Wednesday, Lewis S. Stone, supported
Evening star., 1926-11-03
AVENJE GRAND.

Sunday and Monday, Bebe Daniels
in THE Campus Flirt" and Helen and
Warren comedy, 1.-The Pacemaker";;
Tuesday and Wednesday. Lewis s.
Stone in Don Juan's Three Nights"
and Sennett comedy. "A Sea Dogs
Tale; Thursday. Patsy Ruth Miller
in Broken Hearts of Hollywood" and
Aesop Fable; Friday. Johnny Hines
In '"The Brown Derby" and Lige Con-
ley in kiss Papa; Saturday. Sydney
Chaplin in "Oh, What a Nurse"
Grantland Rice Spotlight and eighth
installment of SHOWED In"
Evening star., 1926-11-03
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Evening star., 1926-11-03
PALACE-"So's Your Old Man."

SOS Your Old Man." W. G. Field s
Paramount comedy, a perturbation
by Gregory La Cava of Julian Street, s
story, "Mr. Bisbee's Princess" which
won the o. Henry memorial prize OF
1925, and in which Fields has the role
of Samuel Bisbee. a henpecked hus
band who invents an unbreakable
glass windshield and innocently be
comes involved in an affair with a
beautiful princess, is announced for
Loew's Palace next week. beginning
Sunday. Alice Joyce appears as
leading woman. A novel de luxe
presentation program also is an
nounced in the Plymouth, VT, Old
time Dance Orchestra. with President
Coolidge's Uncle John Wilder and a
group of his boyhood friends in old
time songs and dances, including
Lady Washington's reel. Hulls vic
tory, Portland fancy, quadrllle and
other old-time dance figures. Uncle
John Wilder recently won an old nd
dlers' contest in Boston.
Dick Leibert's organlogues, topics
of the day, Loew's Palace Magazine
and the Palace Concert Orchestra Will
he added features
Evening star., 1926-11-03

by Shirley Mason. in First National s
production Of Don Juan's Three
Nights" which depicts the love ad-
ventures of distinguished pianist,
and a new Aesop Fable: Thursday and
Friday, Bebe Daniels in Paramount 8
production of 1.-The Campus Flirt"
and Topics Of the Day; Saturday,
Janet Gaynor in 1.-The Midnight Kiss
and Charlie Chase in Long F1iv the
King" with the eighth installment Of
the mystery chapter play SHOWED
In
Pipe organ music every day by
George Emman and Ida V. Clarke.
Observation-Disclosures After"
Mary Astor and Lloyd Hughes. CO.
stars in First Nationals production of
Owen Davis play, Forever After.
will be seen at Crandall's Ambassador
Theater the first three days of next
week. beginning Sunday afternoon at
8. The action of Forever After" Is
unusually diversified and includes Wis
valuations of thrilling foot ball
game. episodes in the great war and
moments Of romance. Short camera
subjects will complete the bill. with
pipe organ music by Mirabel J. Lind
say and Gertrude Kreiselman.
Wednesday and Thursday, the Am
bassador will present THE Count of
Luxembourg" starring George Walsh.
and Mack Sennett comedy, "A Sea
Dogs Tale; Friday, Johnny Hines In
First Nationals production of THE
Brown Derby" new chapter series,
THE Collegians,' and d Lyman II.
Howe Hodge -Podge": Saturday. Bebe
Daniels in THE Campus Flirt,' Lige
Conley in "Solid Gold" and the sew
enth installment of the mystery chap
ter plav "SnoWed In"
Evening star., 1926-11-03
APQIIA,

Sunday and Monday, Lewis Stone
in Don Juan's Three Nights" and
Sennett comedy. ''The Ghost Of Fol
ly"; Tuesday and Wednesday, Bebe
Daniels in THE Campus Flirt" and
Helen and Warren comedy. 1.-THE
Pacemaker"; Thursday, May McAvoy
in THE Passionate Quest" and I'm.
perial comedy, "A No. I Society; Fri
day, Laura La Plante in Her Big
Night" and Aesop Fable; Satur-
day, Ranger. in FLASHING Fangs,"
Our Gang comedy. Uncle Toms
Uncle and seventh installment Of
"Spowod In
Evening star., 1926-11-03
Why do you
brush your teeth?

IF YOU stop to think it
over, there is good reason
why so much stress
should be laid on the inn
portance of using the
right dentifricel For on
its effectiveness depend
the soundness of your
gums, your teeth. their
appearance, and often the
general condition of your
health.
Apart from mere clean
illness. the reason YOU
Evening star., 1926-11-03
SAVOY. T..

Sunday. James Kirkwood in Lovers
Island" and "Snookum's Tooth; Mon
day. Paramount junior stars in
Fascinating Youth" and Lupino
Evening star., 1926-11-03

should brush your teeth and gums that the acids which
decay and gum infection must be neutralzed II
you wish to keep your mouth healthy. These aeids
form particularly in pits your teeth and at Inc
Danger Lne-where teeth and gums meet And no
toothbrush reach into all these places To prevent
trouble there is necessary to neutraize the acds tnat
cause decay and that irritate the gums.
There is dentifrice which will do this It is Squibbs
Dental Cream.
Squibbs Dental Cream is made with than SO per
cent of Squibbs Milk of Magnesia. Tiny PARTICLES OF
this Milk of Magnesia penetrate into all the tiny crew
ices where your toothbrush cannot reach and there
neutralize the dangerous acids.
Squibb's Dental Cream cleans and poshes the teeth
beautifully in addition protecting them against acid
decay 1t is also extraordinarily soothing to sensitive
teeth and gums. At drug stores everywhere-only 40
eents tube. =
Evening star., 1926-11-03
CHEVY CHASE.

Sunday. Gloria Swanson in Fine
Manners" and United States Navy
reel Monday. Ben Lyon and May Nc
Avoy in 1.-THE Savage" and Sennett
comedy, Yankee Doodle Duke;
Tuesday. John Patrick In 1.-THE Social
Highwayman" and Imperial comedy,
THE Feud": Wednesday. Jetta Gou-
dal and William Boyd in Her Man
O. War" and Art Lake in Don't Be
a Dummy; Thursday. George O'Brien
and Olive Borden in "Three Bad Men"
and Aesop Fable; Friday. Hoot Gibson
in 1.-The Texas Streak" and Mermaid
comedy, "Creeps": Saturday. Viola
Dana in Bigger Than Barnum's" and
"Snookum's Tooth"
CIRCLE.
Sunday and Monday, November
Evening star., 1926-11-03
Attractions in Washington Theaters
Next Week

has an appeal to the masses. seems
uncanny, as she hits the nail ON the
head in nearly every instance.
Charles c'Tramp") McNally is well
known here, with others in the cast
which includes Harry Left. AL Baker
and Billy Pitzer, with Dolly Dale Nor
rissey and Gladys Lockwood featured
entertainers OF the feminine contin
gent
Manager Jarboe announces an anna
teur night tomorrow. with the Wres
Ting scheduled for each Friday night
as two added features.
METROPOILTAN-"Forever After
"Ukulele Ike" one of the most pop
ular singing comedians and ukulele
strummers contributing to phono
graph records, radio and stage. is an
Crandall's Metropolitan Theater next
week beginning Sunday. when the
screen attraction will be First Ma
tional's production of Owens Davis
play Forever After" featuring Mary
Aston and Lloyd Hughes. supported
by Hallam Cooley. David Terrence
Eulalie Jensen and Alec r. Francis
The supplementary offerings will
embrace the Metropolitan World Sur
vey and short reel subjects of varied
interests and orchestral contributions
by the Metropolitan Symphony under
Daniel Breeskin and the Metropolitan n
Ramblers. led by Milton Davis, on
week days. The Metropolitan Ram
blers now are heard from II to 2:30
pm. and from to 7:30 pm, instead
Of from II to 1870 pm.
Forever After" is a love drama
with one of the most thrilling foot
ball games ever screened and later
brief episodes of the Great War.
The bills being presented this sea
son at the Metropolitan are bargains
at the matinee prices of % cents for
the balcony and 35 cents for the or
chestra from ii am. to pm, with
two de luxe performances included
within this period.
Evening star., 1926-11-03

CIRCLE.
Sunday and Monday. November
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-08-17

At any gathering of social impor-
lance In New York, white is usually
the choice of the majority Of the
we'll dressed women. But there is
a sameness about the all-white
frock, which makes many women
avoid IT,
But when you add black, With just
the right subtlety, you achieve an
individuality as well as van elegance
that no other combination can give.
Photographed today are three i'm.
ports which l consider ideal for late
summer evening gowns, all in the
white and black combination.
Youthful and picturesque, indeed,
is the model of white chiffon with
the skirt and irregular bertha of
chantilly lace as fine as a cobweb.
AS a change from the sleeveless
frock, an elbow sleeve is achieved
by the lace cape-and the effect of
sheer lace over a satiny skin is too
fiattering to be overlooked.
Another very attractive feature is
the girdle which is very near to the
normal waistline and is loosely tied
with ends that extend below the
hemline.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-08-17

A heavier cire lace is used on the
white fiat silk model with sleeveless
coat of the lace that falls in a
straight line from shoulder to hem.
The very short skirt Is given even
shorter appearance by the wide lace
flounce and the low wide belt which
ties srugly enough about the hips to
give the smart silhouette.
Here again, the lace forms a sleeve
effect, and softens the lines of the
bodice in the most delightfully."- fem
mime fashion. ,
A pleasing variation of the black
and white mode is shown in the
fringed model, which Is a charming
dance frock. The bodice is Of silver
Elizabeth crepe, interestingly tucked
and joined to a skirt of silver lame
fringe over black net.
Black and white flowers at the
shoulder are a very Parisienne touch.
Always remember that black and
white call for very careful makeup,
and perfect grooming. All imperfec-
tons are more visible against a
white background than a colorful
one, and likewise, all points of love
iness are heightened and ac-
centuated