Brassieres and Ban deaux in Flesh and White Fashion Note
A brief fashion clipping lists flesh color and white brassieres with Ban deaux fabric options. It mentions 75 cis silk gloves as part of a coordinated set.
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Newspaper
Bridgeport Times
Location
Bridgeport, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1920
Page
8
A brief fashion clipping lists flesh color and white brassieres with Ban deaux fabric options. It mentions 75 cis silk gloves as part of a coordinated set.
The article argues auto insurance constitutes a large ongoing burden for motorists. It warns accidents and liability can exhaust savings, noting sympathetic juries often award damages and urging drivers to exercise maximal care to limit costs.
The Park Theatre opens Monday May 17 with a week comic supplement feature showcasing a stylish chorus of the original Kateenammer-Kcide troupe. Matinees daily except Monday present a bright program of fashion plates and brunettes as part of the show.
A regional film page notes Rex Beach’s The Silver Horde drawing praise and a globe spanning visual appeal under Beach’s supervision. It previews Monday theatre at Polis with Mabel Berra and a diverse Vaudeville lineup. Empire shows The Tree of Knowledge with Kathryn Williams and Irving Cummings, Lyric features Cappy Ricks, and West End runs Captain Swift with Earle Williams plus Back Stage comedy.
Fred Stone, America's greatest entertainer, brings the musical extravaganza Jack O Lantern to the Shubert theatre New Haven for one week starting Monday. The tour has wowed New York Boston Chicago and other cities with lavish effects and Stone’s top flight clowning and skating feats. Katie Smith adds graceful motion skating as part of the show.
A lively entertainment segment features Stone performing with numerous acts and a large surrounding crowd. The Six Brown brothers with their saxophone clown band headline alongside Violet Zell, Teresa Valerio, Mabelle Cedars, Ursula O’Hare, Kathryn Walsh, and other acts. Mail orders urged for out of town seats at the Globe theater.
Greens Farms defeated the Norwalks 7 to 1 yesterday afternoon in a game filled with good baseball and humor. Under manager George M. Scarf the Farms team boasts fine grounds at the Bedford track and promises strong attendance at future games.
General Emilio Aguinaldo, former Philippine independence fighter and hospital patient, toured his Kawit farm near Manila for his 61st birthday. Crowd joyously greeted him with flowers and flags as villagers lined the route. He revealed substantial wealth from Friar lands in Cavite, rice and sugar cane, oil interests, and residences.
The leader captured by General Funston in 1901 promised not to take up arms again and has kept that pledge. He now states that independence for the Philippines should be granted, asserting the islanders are ready to maintain a stable government.
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