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Newspaper
Cambridge Sentinel
Location
Cambridge, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1933
Page
2
Flower trimmed and feathered hats bloom in mid season fashion. Paris designers showcase toques and boutonnières with violets roses and gardenias. White camellias hyacinths and flower necklaces appear in new bridal and military inspired styles.
In spring fashion, Schiaparelli offers square shoulder coats with detachable collars and cartridge pleated sleeves to enhance the square silhouette. Bruyere presents a wool coat with square armhole and shoulder, while dress coats feature a range of perishable shades, soft weaves, and furred or unfurred options.
The article lists new sweater styles in cashmere and wool with plain colors, dark angora knitted wool, and ensembles including capes gloves and scarves. It notes pastel stripes and a round knitted collar variation with a rolled edge and two-clip fastening.
Fashion notes reveal visible shoulder straps back in style for evening gowns. Designers use elaborate four inch bands as ornament, reclaiming pre war flair with modern gleam and decorative gems.
A description of a brown and white cotton print dress trimmed with pique and organdie details. The model features little poled sleeves and a wrap design with left and right sides crossing the back then tying in a bow at the front. The outfit is pitched as smart and suitable for home work.
A color palette combines burgundy or wine with pavement gray hyacinth blue and lavender pinkish tones. The mix yields a refined look suitable for fashion and interiors.
Mr and Mrs Langwin plan grand trips but are tied to local duties and family. They dream of Europe and the Mediterranean while arranging a home routine and choir duties. The piece satirizes constant travel schemes versus responsibilities and ends with a moral about a lasting long trip.
The narrative recalls the career of a Pittsburgh born actress who moved to Alabama, rose from a beauty contest winner to Hollywood, and worked with Lois Weber and Lon Chaney. She describes early screen work at Universal, a leading role opposite Warren Kerrigan, and later contracts with Parade and Famous Players Lasky and Warner Brothers including the first all talking picture The Gambler.
A National Geographic style piece details the Hwang Ho known as China’s Sorrow and its raft traffic. Moslem Chinese and Tibetan traders operate large oxhide and sheepskin rafts from Sining and Lanchow down to Paotow, carrying wool hides and other goods toward Tianjin and world markets.
Poland honors the life of Lukasiewicz commemorating the fiftieth anniversary of his death and eightieth since his oil lamp development. Scientific American notes the Pole Lukasiewicz from Lemberg pioneered the lamp and later devised purification methods.
Novarroe led international appeal among stars and arranged a two week singing stint at the Empire theater in Paris. The Paris tour is set for spring or early summer pending the actor’s film completion and agreeable dates. He was discovered by Ror Ingram and Ferdinand Pinney Bartle, rising since 1922 and now enjoys top worldwide fan interest.
An old Washington Star tipsheet explains a street trick to break an apple cleanly. It outlines a two-handed grip with elbows forward and shoulders rolled, then twisting to snap the fruit in half. The piece emphasizes practice after learning the method.
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