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Mildred SilvetteExhibits Sketchesttlt;eWasMonocleExchangeEditor; Water Sketches Attractivetlt;2And with Much Originality 3Mildred Silvette, with her sister, Marta, exhibited water color and crayon sketches at the Richmond Acade- n my of Fine Arts for several days, o recently. Miss Silvette was the ex- c change editor for The Monocle for the fi year 1930. nBetty Carper, a well known dancer P in Richmond, was portrayed in four ^ sketches from her dances “Jamestown” and “Propaganda”.One picture that stood out from its fellows was that of a little boy with a crop of blonde curls on his head, much like some of the children we see in the movies.
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Richmond Monocle
Richmond, Virginia, US
Fri, Mar 17, 1939
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