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Newspaper
Boston Post
Location
Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1921
Page
7
A feminist letter argues men should not critique women's fashions and personal attire. It praises female autonomy, notes women already vote and are citizens, and questions male control over marriage and dress choices. The piece cites Miss Fitzgerald and discusses costs from $3 to $300 outfits and the right to comfortable, stylish clothing.
Lilian Fitzgerald, famed chanteuse of the Ed Wynn Carnival at the Colonial Theatre, delivered witty remarks on current female dress reform debates. Her remarks followed articles critiquing modern fashion trends and a response by a reform voice.
Virginia Pearson and Lewis Sheldon, popular moving picture stars, have entered vaudeville and perform at Bowdoin Square Theatre in The Second Chance a sketch by Sheldon. Pearson plans an extensive trip abroad and may appear in English pictures this summer. She supports women's suffrage and says ballots will lead to a government caring for homes over big business.
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