Shredded wit Dismal forecast for girl watchers in spring
A fragment of fashion commentary surveys shifting fall trends as women embrace long dresses, one shoulder gowns, and 1910s inspired styles. It contrasts male and female design perspectives, notes the influence of TV reruns, and jokes about fashion observers seeking guidance amid a romantic mood.
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New York Art Consultants Turn Corporates Into Museums
Corporate Aesthetics, Ltd, run by Hollander and Cohen, advises giants on art acquisitions to enhance image and value. They create museum-like corporate spaces using paintings and sculptures, often via color slides to shape client tastes. The duo notes New York as the art world hub and describes blending art with architecture to elevate workplaces.
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Corporate Aesthetics, Ltd
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October dates set for High Fever Follies at local auditorium
Al Rose Hospital Auxiliary announces the 1979 High Fever Follies to be staged October 16 and 27 at Chariton's Community Auditorium. Mrs. Art Vargas says professional choreographer George Minami will direct a cast of residents, local talent, and artists. Auditions and signings continue through the Meet the Director party at South and Community Hall.
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Art Vargas
Chariot Allege
Commonnity Auditorium
George Minami
Diss. Vargas
South
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