Drift of Scotland and Modern Art Reflections
Irvin S. Cobb comments on the AP dispatch about Scotland drifting toward America, then muses on how Scots may pull England along. He laments modern art trends from primitive to surreal, mocks spendthrift government spending, and critiques cruelty to animals and fashion uses of fur, with social observations on women.
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Anta Monica
Calif
Associated Press
Scotland
America
England
Ireland
Dorcas
Irvin S. Cobb
WNU
Chic Hats and Spring Suits Highlight Femininity in Millinery
A CHERIE NICHOLAS overview predicts a tailored suit season with frilly feminine blouses and bold hats. Navy twills beige tones and a riot of millinery styles from Sailors to pillboxes flourish, with veils, ribbons, and lace shaping the chic spring look.
Bold florals in silk prints for formal gowns
Cherie Nicholas notes that formal gowns favor handsome silk prints with large floral motifs spaced apart. The dinner ensemble features white silk crepe with exotic flowers and a matching bolero jacket trimmed with ruching.
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Milady
Stripes Take Center Stage in Spring Fashion
Fashion spotlights bold stripes for day and evening wear. Dine and dance frocks use striped crepe and taffeta while jacket blouses pair with overblouse ensembles. Roman and candy stripe variations with floral designs surge in southern resorts across linens and cottons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherie Nicholas
Fur Trimmed Suits and Coats Highlighted in Tweed
A fashion feature showcases fur trimmed suits with matching full length coats. The grand suit sports a high neck buttoned jacket in blue brown and beige herringbone tweed with a large notched beaver collar. A three piece model in vivid blue wool uses a gray krimmer stole collar on the topcoat.
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Paris
Milan
Western Newspaper Union
Radio stars vote in Hollywood awards for year bests
Hollywood studios celebrate as Paramount leads with Jack Benny winning best comedian and best program. Bing Crosby tops singers. Nelson Eddy and Deanna Durbin win classical and newcomer honors. Pat O'Brien praises Spencer Tracy. Garbo echoed by Robert Taylor and others. Hal Roach hires Constance Bennett for a new drawing room comedy. Margot Grahame wears a heirloom ring. odds and ends note Boyer’s upcoming pairings and Lanny Ross concert runs.
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Hollywood
Paramount
Jack Benny
Bing Crosby
Bob Burns
Benny
Fred Allen
M-G-M
Nelson Eddy
Universal
Deanna Durbin
Twentieth Century
Tony Martin
RKO
Lily Pons
Charles Boyer
Garbo
Sylvia Sidney
Ginger Rogers
Claudette Colbert
Lanny Ross
Eddie Robinson
Helen Jepson
Grand National
Sam Goldwyn
London
Zasu Pitts
Union
Enriching Diversions and Personal Time Choices
An essay on dividing life into work and leisure, urging individuals to reclaim evenings for personal enrichment. It argues against following popular trends, promoting quiet reading, hobbies, languages, and music as meaningful diversions that replenish rather than deplete. Bell Syndicate WNU Service.
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Bell Syndicate
WNU
State Trees Adopted by Five States
Rhode Island uses the maple as its state tree while Illinois has the native oak Texas favors the pecan Indiana has the tulip tree and Pennsylvania the hemlock Public school children in Rhode Island chose the tree for that state with others chosen by the state legislature.
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Rhode Island
Illinois
Texas
Indiana
Pennsylvania
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Linke
City Hall
Peggy Hopkins Joyce
Sam
By Cherie Nicholas
Virginia Wale
Pat O’brien
Spencer Tracy
Warner Brothers
Pat
Robert Taylor
Camille
Taylor
Miss Garbo
Jean Harlow
Washington, D. C
Jean
Barbara Stanwyck
Hal Roach
Constance Bennett
New York
Constance
Bette Davis
Kid Galahad
Bill Haade
Margot Grahame
Sarah Bernhardt
Bernhardt
Ellen Terry
Julia Neilson
Mary Glynne
Theyre Delici
George Ah
Ector Authority
Phillips Kitchens
George Rector
Phillips
Dixie
South
THUR
FAI
Coleman Network
B. T. Babbitt
B. T. Babbitt, Inc
Dept. WN
Fourth Ave
New York City
N. Y
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