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Newspaper
Moulton Eagle
Location
Moulton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1941
Page
7
Service members pick Camel cigarettes and Prince Albert tins as top gifts
Firsthand reports from soldiers aboard ships and in camps show tobacco is the preferred gift. Sales data from service stores confirm Camels as the favorite cigarette across Army Navy Marines and Coast Guard, with Prince Albert Smoking Tobacco also popular. Local dealers emphasize Camels in cartons and Prince Albert in pound tins as welcome gifts to the men in service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Avy
Marines
Coast Guard
Prince Albert
Simplicity Shapes Fall 1941 American Fashion Lines
American designers emphasize chic simplicity in fall 1941 silhouettes. Broad shoulders, deep armholes, and slim waists redefine coats dresses and suits with fluid lines and tunic details. Variations include raglans dolmans and smooth-shoulder ensembles across fabrics from wool crepe to rayon weaves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Paris
Dolman
Union
Frilly Accents and Simple Black Dress Versatility
A compact guide to affordable wardrobe choices featuring a black crepe dinner dress with simple lines. It recommends packing ease for weekend trips, accessorizing to vary appearances, and notes that snowy frilly accents will remain fashionable through the fall.
Millinery Stresses Feathers and Veils in Fall Hats
Feathers dominate new fall millinery after relaxed bird plumage restrictions. Hats feature full feather use and veiling with back views highlighted by snoods and wimples. The brims-down style returns to fit securely, with elaborate veil treatments concealing long hairdos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fa On
Corduroy Tops Fall Wear In Family Fashion Lines
A revival for corduroy appears across sports clothes campus outfits and family fashions. Recent shows featured mother father daughter and son in coordinated corduroy suits slack costumes and one piece dresses suited for office and school.
Velvet trim boosts fall fashion with velvet borders
Velvet trim emerges as a major fall trend with black gowns featuring wide velvet borders on peplums tunics and hemlines. The movement promises to become an important vogue as velvet accents contrast with other materials.
Screen Radio Stage Screen Radio by Virginia Vale
Thike reports Virginia Vale notes artistic and ethical screen contributions award to Arey Wilson and the Hardy pictures. The National League of Decency brands Life Begins for Andy Hardy as objectionable for children. Norma Shearer prepares for We Were Dancing with Melvyn Douglas. Lyle Moraine drafts Ive Been Drafted Now Im Drafting You inspired by Bob Hope. Dinah Shore defers film plans to stay in New York for Eddie Cantor program and Banjo Eyes. Rudy Vallee adds a six writer production staff while John Barrymore ad libs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arey Wilson
Hardy Family Pictures
Colorado State College of Education
Hardy Pictures
National League of Decency
Andy Hardy
Norma Shearer
Hollywood
New York
Noel Coward
Melvyn Douglas
Lyle Moraine
Bob Hope
Hope
Miss Lamour
Moraine
Louisiana Purchase
Dinah Shore
Eddie Cantor
Cantor
Rudy Vallee
John Barrymore
Lana Turner Stars in Trio of Hollywood Romances
Lana Turner leads three current screen pairings with top men Spencer Tracy in Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde Clark Gable in Honky Tonk and Robert Taylor in Johnny Eager an underworld tale about a reformed convict who falls for a society darling Ellen Drew is seen in The Remarkable Andrew and later Prison Widows while Parson of Panamint runs in theaters across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lana Turner
Hollywood
Spencer Tracy
Clark Gable
Johnny Eager
Robert Taylor
Ellen Drew
Nevada
Andrew
Sy Bartlett
Paramount
Mildred Coles Returns as Lead in Scattergood Meets Broadway
Mildred Coles, after a week of shooting in Scattergood Pulls the Strings and a bout of acute appendicitis, resumes her role as leading lady in Scattergood Meets Broadway. ODDS AND ENDS notes Ann Sheridan will appear in The Man Who Came to Dinner and King's Row for two months. Waite Hoyt's radio work brings sports to air this late summer and fall. Betty Harrison, Deanna Durbin's stand in, makes screen debut in It Started With A. Tyrone Power triumphs on stage at a small eastern theater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Coles
Scattergood
Susan Peters
Ann Sheridan
Warner Pictures
King’s Row
Mutual
Waite Hoyt
Betty Harrison
Deanna Durbin
Deanna
Tyrone Power
Johnson's remark echoes in memory for future moments
A historical quote notes that amusement and laughter fade, yet the remark will be remembered and brought up again in later circumstances, illustrating how words resurface to judge past actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson
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