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The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-09-14
Today AT Local Theaters
"moonIlghi and preizeIs''
10 Play II Strand

Performances this evening mark
tho final presentations Of the cur
rent double feature program at
warmers strand which include
George Ariiss In "voitairo" and
Charlie Ruggies with Mary Boiand
In Mann Loves Papa"
Tomorrow and Saturday tho
Strand will offer tho current hit OF
oil musical comedies, Moonlight
and Protzels."
Roger Pryor. Leo GARLIC, Mary
Brian, Lillian Miles, Alexander
Gray, Bernice Claire, Jack Denny
ana his orchestra, Herbert Raw.
linson. Doris Carson, william
F'rawley and tho famous Frank
and Miit Britton band are only a
few or what 10 undoubtedly the
greatest assemblage OF stage,
screen ana radio stars ever 70 ap.
pear together In ono picture.
Moonlight and Pretgels," q
backstage romance, tells tho story
OF George Dwight, smail.time van.
dovillo hoofer with ambition TO DO
Q big.time song writer. He hnds
himself stranded In q small up.
state town In New York and sally
Upton, proprietor OF the local mu-
sic store helps him out with q Job.
Sally falls In love with him imino-
diately but George ~ too busy try
ing 70 catch on 90 q song.writer 10
think about love. He COOS to New
York ana scores o tremendous hit
an q composer Of musical comedy
successes, Although Sally hasn't
heard from him sho feels sure that
George still thinks Of her and do
cides TO como 70 New York to get
q Job In one Of his shows.
She does and then things happen
n plenty. But that's the plot OF the
picture. Particularly Of interest are
tho many song hits being sung.
whistlcd and hummcd everywhere
today Also the novel chorus and
dance numbers. The companion
feature will DO Laughing At Life
starring Victor McLaglen ana a
great supporting cast. Also another
chapter OF 1.-THE Two Musketeerb. !"
sunday brings Captured" ana
Headline shootorg."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-09-14
Many Stars In
State Feature

Gary Cooper, Fay Wray, Frances
Fuller. Nell Hamilton ana Roscoe
Harms are featured IN Pararnount's
hit, "ono Sunday Afternoon"
which 10 headiining q marvellous
show at warmers state today and
tomorrow.
Saturday brings Bureau Of Miss.
Ing Persons" with Bette Davis, Pat
o'Brien, Lewis Stone and Giendn
Farrell heading O large ana bril-.
In every large city thcre are
thousands OF missing persons 70.
ported yearly. A fair proportion
OF these persons are found, but
many disappear completely. Every
class and age 10 represented among
tho missing, az related In the Pic
ture.
have furnished their quota to tho
bureau Of tho missing persons Just
AZ has tho slums, two such notable
cases being that Of Dorothy Arnold,
the wealthy News York ana New.
port society girl who dropped out
OF sight one morning, never 70 be
heard Of again; and that OF the
Hon Joseph Force Crater, O. justice
OF tho New York supreme court,
no trace OF whom has been found
since he disappeared. !.
It IL the effort of the police IN
tho Bureau Of Missing Persons TO
solve these mysteries around which
the plot Of the story Is woven. The
cases In the picture are based on
actual fact. They parallel some Of
the most famous disappearance
cases the country has known.
The story also gives an accurate
and graphic picture Of the meth.
DDS employed by the police. Robert
Presneil, who wrote the screen play
from q book by Capt John H. Ayres
ana Carol Bird, relating the cap
tain's experiences as head Of the
New York City Bureau of Missing
Persons, made an exhaustive study
OF the police departments In New
Los Angeles and other cities. in or
der to get accurate data for the
picture.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-09-14
Gay Musical Is
Coming to Garden

Showing at the New Garden the
alter for the last times today Is
MAMA Loves Papa" with Charlie
Ruggles and Mary Boland. Also on
the program Is THE Kiss Before
the Mirrow" with Nancy Carroll,
Frank Morgan, Paul Lukas and
Gloria Stuart and q fine selection
of short subjects.
Coming tomorrow for two days
Il moonlight and Pretzels". the
frothiest, girliest. most tuneful mu-
steal romance OF the season. Fifty
OF New York's most beautiful girls
chosen by Americas leading Illus
traitors, q splendid cast headed by
Leo Carrillo, Mary Brian. Roger
Pryor, Herbert Rawlinson, Alex
ander Gray, Jack Denny. Lillian
Miles, Bernice Claire, "the four Et-
on boys, and q dozen others, jolly,
tinkling new songs from Americas
leading tunesmiths. Dances by Bob
by Connolly, and o sumptuous pro-
duction make q wonderful Offering,
"Untamed Africa. said to be the
most unusual ana thrilling motion
picture ever to come out OF the
dark continent IL the companion
feature. The picture is an anthem
tic portrayal OF the lives and hab-
it, OF the beast Of prey IN the wiida
OF upper Rhcdesla and Portuguese
East Africa which have been less
frequently visited BY white men
than any ether portion Of the dark
continent. Wynant p Hubbard au'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-09-14
NOTICE
Waterville Trolley and Bus
Service

Starting Friday morning, Sep
ftember Is, the Connecticut COM
pany will tear up Its tracks In Wa
terville, on Thornaston avenue, bee
tween Homer street ana Fort Hi
avenue.
on Friday, trolley trafac win be
| maintained over one track while
the other track IN being torn up.
At the same time on Saturday,
| September 16, and coincident with
| the commencement Of tearing up
the second track, bus transfer serv-
ice will be inaugurated, connecting
with trolley cars at the junction
of Homer and Hanover streets
the bus to run through Hanover
and Boyden streets to Thomaston
on Friday the factory operatives
In Waterville will be carried BY
trolley az usual. On Saturday there
are very few people working In the
Commencing Monday. September
Is, at 8 Q. m. d. 8. T., O bus serv..
ice leaving Leavenworth street
will run over West Main street ana
Vile factories. F'ac4ory operatives
WHV kASV0 bSuA sssssHV &fsbAs w. s&n-
ing trolley cars bound north to
work should, instead, take cars
coming southerly on North Main
street and Willow street, trans
ferrlng at Exchange Place to busses
which will run direct to the fac
tories. These BUSES will be oper-
ated, approximately, from Q Q. m.
to 8 q. M, also they win be ct the
factory gates for the return trip 40
the various shifts now in effect In
tho factories are over. Workers
will take the buses from the fac
tories returning to Exchange Place
and transfer there, 10 necessary, to
trolley cars to their homes.
II conditions on Thomaston ave.
nue. between Homer street and
Fort Hill avenue are such as to
make Il difficult for vehicuiar traf-
40 the buses for factory workers
Will operate by Huntington avenue
and private road to the plants Of
the Plumbers Brass Goods division
OF the scovili Manufacturing COM
pany and the Chase Metal COM
panies.
In addition to the BUSES running
to and from the factories there will
be q transfer bus service main.
tanned eighteen hours per day be-
tween tho corner OF Hanover and
Homer streets, Waterviiie, and the
ccrner OF Thomaston avenue and
Boyden street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-09-14
Palace Feature
Attracts Crowds

"Beauty Tor Sale" the feature
ATTRACTION at the Palace theater n
attracting large audiences at ali
performances. This picture glori-
flying three beauty experts that will
move you to laughter and tears! In
this screen feature you Will see
Madge Evans faced with tho, col
lapse OF family fortune, turns to
work In a beauty pnrlor to make q
living. In spite OF tho fact TINT
she sees worldiInesD about her, and
falls IN love with married man,
she manages to preserve the nice
ties OF her southern breeding. Tho
romantic interest In this regard IL
satisfactoriiA terminated In o
happy ending after n dramatic
climax. Miss Merkel, on the other
hand. In q caprAious little gold
digger, also employed in the fash.
ionabje beauty salon, whore the
perfumed walls listen TO boudoir
secrets that would mako q Broad
way IN a hilarious manner. Thread.
cd into this daring, modern story
Il the intimate lives OF the three
girls and the marital drama q Q
lawyer and his socinliy.ambitious
Wlh8s Wv At9H1ke - thg to1tsbB
romantic role ana Alice Brady as
his fiuttery wife. Others IN the cast
are May Robson, Phillips Holmes.
Eddie Nugent, Hedda Hopper and
Charles Grapowtn.
Tho co-fcature In "samarang," q
compelling love story too thrilling
for words" "samarang" has for
It's locale the pearl-diying country
of MaiuysIn and n pearl diver In the
hero OF is adventures and 70.
nance. All the thrills ana dangers
are not, however. on the floor Of
tho indian ocean. Tigers, pythons.
tapirs and other strange denisens
Of the jungle strut their stun.
Coming Saturday tho Ross-Can.
soneri fight pictures, tho most
thrilling battle staged In New York
In many q year. These fight pic
lures will DO shown ut each per-
formance In addition TO our regu-
lar show. II you miss the fight
don't miss tho pictures.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-09-14

It Sounds Naughty,
But Isn't; Other
Movie Gossip.

Hollywood = Hall the cancan
And by that I have no referencs
to the canning industry. The can,
can, boys and girls, IL q dance
believe Il or not. Furthermore
back In 1870 II was the most IA.
nous dance OF its time, particu
larry in Paris. als
Now les being revived on thl
screen. The reviver Is none othe,
than Anna STEM, noted European
actress, who after spending ii
months In Hollywood at last Il
making q picture. "Nana,. laid II
Paris in the latter part of the letf
century. Hence the cancan.
| Contrary to popular belief, thil
dance wasn't Of the shimmy va.
riety made 80 popular some year.
ago by Gilda Gray. In the orig.
inal version, the hip-rolllng ant
shaking merely marked a breath.
ing spell between intervals Of fasI
stepping ana high kicking. And
it's tho original version which Misl
Stem will do In "Nana," o graceful
dance calling for consid cradle attn.
letic prowess.
Too Much kissing
The next contract Maurice Chew.
alier signs ID going to, contain q
clause limiting the amount OF kiss.
Ing the singing star Ia to do. o.
course, when his leading lady Il
tho recipient OF those kisses the
limitation will be forgotten be.
cause that comes under tho head.
ing OF fun. III.
But there must be q limit OF
other forms Of kissing. Cheraiiei
told mo this after no had spent or
entire day during the shooting o.
his new hlm, "The Way to Love-
kissing q French diplomat, q cou.
pie of general, three aunts, ar
uncle and niece.
Melancholy Screnader
The other day John Darrov
bought q guitar and announced
as how no now IL ready to sere
made all OF his girl friends. III
started out on Loretta Young, who
listened patiently for O while ant
then asked, do you always insis,
upon the proper setting for your
"of COURSE" returned barrow.
"Then why didn't you buy 4
hsrpY' signed Loretta.
BAD News For Kids
The boys and girls around the
country who have been waiting
for Treasury Island" are due fol
d disappointment. After writers
spent six months getting this story
In shape for shooting, studio OK,
ecutives suddenly decided not e
make at after oil.
Lack or romance and sophlstica.
ton are given a. tho reasons fol
shelving II. Tho execs are afraid
nobody will 70 to see o picture
consisting of simple adventure.
Paid For Looking On
The usual crowd Of hungry OK
tras were hanging around the cast
Ing Office OF the M-G.M studio
hoping against hope that few
Jobs might DO available. suddenly
on assistant casting director ap.
peared.
"How would you people like "a
watch O burlesque. shown" he ask.
Cd. Almost before the extras knew
what had happened, they found
themselves seated In O theatei
watching Joan Crawford doing .
"strip dance" for her now picture
Dancing Lady" And when it wal
ali over the extras wero paid 81
each for having been spectators &c
Anna stem, who1i DO the "cancAn.'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-09-14

thor. traveller and fellow Of the
American Geographical society,
spent two years In that section OF
Africa at the head OF the Vita
graph filming expedition which OBJ
tanned over 10000 feet Of fllm.
Also showing Friday and satur-
day IL the last thrilling chapter OF
The Phantom Of the Air" and
Mickey Mcclure in "Mickey's Dis
guise."
The added attraction Saturday
night will be an old fashioned
country store at which 80 over
flowing baskets containing family
dinners will be given to an many
patrons az are In the audience.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-09-14
Request Receives Okeh
After 12-Year Delay

New Bedford. Mass. (UP)-
Twelve years ago Joseph Talbot
asked authorities to cut down the
New Bedford-Acushnet boundary
stone because It stood In the door
way Of his store and he could not
roll q barrel Of molasses into the
store"
The stone was cut down to the
street level at that time, but II
was only recently that the county
commissioners gave their formal
approval.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-09-14

cherryvaIe. Kan. (UP)-Tax.
payers In Montgomery apparently
have q tendency TO fall 10 pay
their taxes on time. A recent edI-
ton Of the local paper carried ali
the names OF the delinquents--ii
took 100 columns 10 include che
entire list.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-09-14

FOR BALE--Ws are completely re-
modelling . house at No. DO Beechs
ky sIns 4 soym Su e, zs b si|ssssssa
would Be 20 your Interest 20 make
an Inspection Of tho work a. u
progresses. We shall be able 20 put
Z pfics on this property which Wi
Insure Its sale before completion.
liberal terms can BE- arranged.
1el Bank Street. Tel t-2efe
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-09-14
Articles Wanted to Buy

ONE CENT LB.-Paid FOR mixed
rags. Highest prices for old pap.
made within 20 miles. Waterbury
Wiping Rags Co., 90 w. Clay st.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-09-14
Don't Put Off Until Tomorrow The Renting OF Those Rooms
Do 1t Now With Democrat For Rent Advertisement


sP n Ola Lii--fnner-spring mat
tresss st2;so. Wurtmore Eufniture
Co., 21e Bank st. Dial s-s2ts.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-09-14
Insurance

FIRE INsURANCE..bs protected.
A small amount will insure your
home, and protect YOU against any
loss by IRE, Don't neglect 70 IN.
sure your home ana furnishings.
Hayden's. 90 South Main St Phone
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-09-14
Plumbing Equipment

SUPP LIES - Lowest
prices; get our estimate. Don't
oyer.pay. We do the work. Slller
Plumbing. supply Co., ats No. Main
81. Tel. l.AA0A.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-09-14

EsPnCiALLY-Low prices on blank
or printed sales books. II will pay
you TO see us. National Cash
Register Co. 10 Willow st.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-09-14
Business Service


PLANe--Speeifeations, etc. Lcuii
A. walsh. "a Leavenworth q.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-09-14

BATTERIEs-For quick road ser.
3.5905. New batteries S3.e5 up with
your old one. Somma Tire d Bat
Z terry, 234.23s East Main Sc.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-09-14
Real Estate For Sale


ONE OF the best business corners
In West Haven, on main thorough
fare In thickiy populated section.
separate. Suitable for any busi-
ness. Excellent. for beer tavern.
Address BOZ 1919. Waterbury.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-09-14
Business Service


CLEANING, Pressing and Repairing
OF tho better kind. Work called for
and delivered. Mosei. 20 Abbott
Ave. Dial 6.03l3.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-09-14
Employment


30 Business q oRlce Equipment
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-09-14

$40 FOR COMPLETE
BEDROOM SUITES
D IN S9f k6 SSHR SUITES
LfvINS f ROOM SS%E stiTEs
(Easy Terms)
,n Our Yssd Dsparsgsnt offers these
suites hardly look as though they
have been used. The Albert guar.
antee goes with every purchase, as.
suring you OF entire satisfaction.
Send for our Courtesy Auto. We
home. without a piacin ssks YOU y9u u psSE
any obligation.
ALsERT e. Ell TTTE SIITE co,
Used Dept. 2se-2ss.290 So. Main 81.
Phones {.sill, l.si45. S-slis. Store
a aiSSfs App g I'll g &aa e. Any Eve
s-PrEcE DINING room suite, bed,
dresser rug, Standard T., stove
with Silent Glow OIL burner, bar
gain for cash. SO Waterville st.
BUY NoW-Gervais New idea OIL
Burner. Highest quality; most eff
hcient oil burner on market, at
lowest prices. 2o2 North Main ct.
SEE US for stove replacement parts.
ing supplies. Waterbury stove RE-
pair Co.. 2B6 Bank st. Dial 1866.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-09-14
Rooms, Board. Hotels


BOYS CLUB, Cottage place--Nice
rooms, swimming pool. oil home
cooking. Reception room. Moderate
price. A
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-09-14

INDIAN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, good
running. condition, good tires. SIS
cash. nd. Distefano, Cooke st. Bus
Driver.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-09-14

1890 - FORD ROADSTER. Rumble
seat. Mechanically good; tires fair.
Special Sil5. Loehmann Chevrolet
Co, $40 West Main 81. Dial $3.50.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-09-14

} Autos ana TRUCKS Tor sale
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-09-14

DODGE SEDAN f. !.
!rSn a,,tp R 2; 4; Model Hsllaior i;1 u
Evening star., 1933-06-28
Hall Gaines Work Ready.

Sir Hall Gaines Life of Christ" con-
sidered to be one of the most amazing
literary efforts ever attempted, is ready
for publication in London. When the
famous novelist died in 1891 he left a
manuscript OF $500, 900 words, equal to
40 novels. His sons. Ralph Hall Caine.
NJ. p. and Derwent Hall Caine. engaged
an expert, who has selected material to
make a work Of 1000 words. Every
word Of this is as Hall Caine wrote 1t.
Evening star., 1933-06-28

Down.
l. Large quantity.
2. Opposite of aweather.
3. Brownish purple.
T. One that smears.
5. Frightens.
g. Floating box for fish
I. A sorcery Of African origin.
8. Demolish.
/ g. Raised
| 10. Merchant
| H. Possible to be liberated.
IL. Soon.
| l3. Bard.
! 49, A sidelong look.
! %. A decree of the Sultan
"a. Local counter -irritant.
| 25. Silkworm.
27. Appraiser.
%. Summon forth.
90. Respect
81. An assumed name.
/ 80. Endures
| 35. A WaterWheel
/ 38. Braid
80. Enigmatic
! a. A shade tree.
As. Section or subsection Of soldiers.
At. Turns out.
49, Entraps
so Plates with white metallic element
So. Otherwise.
| 81 A river in Ecuador.
SIS. An Arab prince.
81 Within.
So. Vessels employed in English Goa
trade.
SO. Shrub Of plum family
81. The meadow grasses
SO. Ref1ux Of tide toward the sea.
Evening star., 1933-06-28

Across.
!. Charts
S. Twenty.
10. Stratagem.
Il. An astringent mineral salt.
Is. To plot.
Ie. The seat Of the University Of Ne
vada
II. Convert from spiritual to worldly
use.
10. Plant yielding a medicinal gum.
20 Planter
81. Obvious.
23. Web-footed birds
26 Open space in a building.
27. An annuler
80. Pertaining to the ankle.
SO. Declare positively.
"a. Pronged.
36. An axil.
81 A measure Of weight.
80. For
40. A Scripture cant;cle.
Al. Twice: music.
~. Piece out.
-. Vessel
IS. plan Of town site
Is. Peruse again.
&C. Languid.
3d. Greedy.
So craze
3d. To name.
IS. Capers.
80. Secular .
81. Not Affecting an individual
81. A stain.
IS. Daughter Of Tantalus.
66. Holy Roman emperor: 962973.
81. Ages
SO. Snatches.
SO. Organ Of smell.
Evening star., 1933-06-28
Ages Total 333 Years.

Four sisters living in Barmouth, Eng
land. are believed to hold the longevity
record Of the country. Their ages total
333 years. They are: Mrs Gaynor Nor
ris. aged 80; Mrs. w. Thomas, 81; Mrs
NJ. Grifiths, 81, and Mrs. J. ]. Grof-
fiths, 70. All were born IN Barmouth
and have lived there all their lives.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1933-03-09

feta. with melon crown and finring
brim which laps over at the front In
most llattering manner. The three
tone cluster of velvet flowers placed
to the fore is It's only decoration. One
eye, you will observe, Is entirely OBJ
scured.
The new crowns for the most part
are fiat and lew. The model e@the
right al tile top is representative
type. Small wreaths of velvet flowers
encirce the crown. Velvet flowers ell
Their In multi-eolor or In solid tone
adorn fabric and straw hats alike this
season.
Again, IA the instance OF the hat
worn by the printsfrocked lady. the
brim quite conceals the right eye. The
interesting thing about tue charming
outfit Is its trimming touches OF velvet
as expressed In the wreath Of flowers
which enhance the hal and as they ap-
pear In the belt and buckle. Design
ers are keen about adding dash of
velvet to the new costumes SO much
so, they are beautifying the new spring
prints and crepes and matelasse
weaves with most intriguing acces-
sories including velvet scarfs. girdles.
bows and all sorts OF enhancing de-
tails.
Three outstanding trends are pre-
sented In the smaller sketches below,
The high.built turban rejecting cos
sack influence as shown to the left Is
a fayorite In Paris The plaid taffeta
bow at the neck also conveys an i'm
portant message. The felt fedora In
the center is being worn by swagger
tailored folks With toques and small
brIms wee crisp wells. as illustrated to
the right, are Inevitable.
@. 1888. Western Newspaper Union.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1933-03-09

To improve Any child's
APPETITE

A sluggish appetite means a slug
gIsh &C on. Correct this condition
called stasis, and see how quickly
listless, dropping boy or girl begins
to eat-and gainl The only "medi-
einen such children need Is pure
unadulterated fig syrup.
California syrup Of figs Is doing
wonderful things for aillng, sickly
I children all over the United States.
If your baby. boy or girl, is bilious
-palefaced and dnll-eyed from
constipation-breath bad mornings,
tongue coated all the time-don't
give cathartics that weaken twenty
feet of bowels Instead, d little
syrup Of figs that doesn't disturb
either stomach or bowels, but does
net on the lower colon-where the
trouble lies.
Nature never has made finer
laxative for children; they all love
the wholesome, fruity flavor of the
real California syrup OF figs. It's
purely vegetable, but every druggist
has 1t all bottled, with directions.
Begin with 1t at once. Your child
will soon be eating better and feel
Ing better. Keep on with the syrup
of figs few days and see amazing
Improvement In appetite. color,
weight, and spirits.
Children who get syrup of figs,
now and then, keep well and avoid
colds.
NOTICE: The bottIers Of Cdlifor~
mia Syrup Of Figs respectfully tcarn
mothers that the promises made
here dppIy only to the genuine prod
uct In bottles plainly marked Cali
IFORNIA.
Western news and the Libby times. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1920-1933, 1933-03-09

fashion insists that brims take most
thrilling dip-oyer-one-eye slant, and
what happens?-see for yourself In
the picture where most of the brlms
pose at such a perilous angle they
almost, If not quite, obliterate the
right eye. Which Is exactly the way
the new hats are supposed TO be worn.
So get before your. mirror and nrac-
ttcu. for MUCH OF the success Of the
new hats depends on the tricky
wearing thereof.
Not that the new hats are in any
way lacking In comeliness within them,
selves No, indeed On the contrary
the bewitching chapeaux which are
tlocking In by the thousands just now
are about as fascinating lot OF mil
linery as ever joined in a midseason
and spring style parade. 1t Is not only
the jauntiness OF their pose TINT en-
thrals but there Is that appeal of the
truly feminine In their ribbons. their
flowers tyes, flower trims are in j,
lieii Htit slldNs anu tnclI dAihtf ldo
RIGS which make them irresistible.
There's no mistake about 1t, intense
ly interesting things are now going on
In the realm Of millinery. One of
them lis the revival of taffeta as me
dunn for hats to wear now and hats
to wear wheL springtime gladdens the
earth. One of the dramatic plays
which milliners are making with taft
feta Is to stitch 1t intricately and de
slgnfully. The derby of pale blue
stitched peau DANCE taffeta shown at
the top TO the left In this group Is d
striking example of this 1t Is pulled
down over one eye raklshly. as racy
as even the youngest deb could desire.
The next hat tcentered at the top)
is also of taffeta-navy blue MORE tai.