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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1925
Page
11
A newspaper blurb describes satin appliques and fur collar trims as seasonal novelties. Black satin outlines and tinset thread decorate a kasha street coat, whose slim lines suit both morning and afternoon wear amid winter winds.
ADDITIONAL MARKETS at Boston reports wool trade largely suspended awaiting heavy-weight season opening by the American Woolen company. Some dealer activity persists for manufacturers with confidence in future, while foreign markets show weakness. Bullish tone evident in domestic prices for delaine and various wool grades. mohair and specialty fibers command firmer rates.
Mary Pickford cites the scarcest commodity in cinema as a versatile leading man. She notes a rugged yet handsome star must be talented but not egotistical, brave yet prudent, and not too pretty to persuade both genders. She contrasts Douglas Fairbanks and Ramon Novarro as unsuitable for her Rialto feature Rosita.
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