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Newspaper
Paris Post
Location
Paris, Idaho, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1946
Page
3
Learn to convert worn or faded cotton bathrobes into kids pajamas. The guide covers dyeing, cutting, sewing, and fitting for one or two piece designs, with tips on seams, sleeves, and buttonholes to ensure loose comfortable sleepwear.
The guide emphasizes eye color as most influential when choosing shades and recommends building a wardrobe around a basic coat color like black brown navy or dark green. It suggests pairing black with red kelly green chartreuse or orange for sophistication and using black with pink yellow turquoise or lavender for a soft feminine look. It notes dark brown can flatter teens and advises matching color with texture since fabric color varies by texture.
Summer style favors off the face hats youthful looks and garden party wear. Boxy jackets pair with sports and evening dresses in white or soft pastels. Halter necklines with wide back straps and sunback dresses with pinafore back straps boost sun exposure on shoulders.
Western Newspaper Union reports on stage screen and radio figures. Eary Kelly daughter of Gene sees her first film a special reel of his dances from Anchors Aweigh. Johnny Desmond and Audrey Totter connections to Hollywood and NBC plans noted. The Adventures of the Thin Man replaces Fanny Brice Show on CBS with Nick Charles actors. Frank Sinatra and Skitch Henderson discuss summer flying plans.
ODDS AND ENDS report on a George Burns Gracie Allen broadcast rehearsal where Gracie heckles Bill Goodwin. Chili Walls, known as the Texas Swede, appears as a Swede in High Barbaree with Van Johnson. My Sister Eileen with Lucille Ball is set for radio adaptation. Toscha Seidel is signed by Paramount as concert master and studio recording orchestra soloist.
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