Fashion With Family Likeness This Summer
A fashion piece notes growing demand for mother daughter and sister outfits with matching dresses in prints like navy and white, denim, and crinkled crepe. It highlights twin slack suits with blazer stripes, coordinated bathing suits, and coordinated sport wear for couples, citing washable cottons, seersucker, chambrays, and dimities as popular fabrics.
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We County
Ike
Tess
Sister
Western
Wemspaney Union
Pigtail Calot Crochet Hat for Teens
A simple heavy cotton crochet Calot hat pattern offers quick crafting for teenage girls. Made from washable yarn, it comes in four pastel or bright color options and can be finished in under an hour by a speedy maker.
Gay Colored Stockings Feature Summer Wear
Bright colored stockings pair with gay prints to create summer fashion. The trend matches stocking colors to print color, with Vogue trial at summer resorts showing satisfactory results. New prints feature white grounds with yellow florals and red or cerise accents, aiming to coordinate flowers gloves and hose.
New Deep Armholes Change Silhouette In Fashion
A fashion note highlights a new silhouette with deep armholes and sleeve cuts integrated with the yoke or bodice. The look aims for classic simplicity of line and ongoing trend developments are expected in coming months.
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Nomada
Border Prints Create New Tiered Fashion Effects
Border prints appear sharp and fashionable with borders used for goals midriff girdles and frocks. The print features rows of borders arranged in tiers with pleated starts and Gackt edge finishes giving a barrier print look that is newly attractive.
Metra abandons The Yearling amid $500k spent on production
The Yearling project at Metra stalls after two million-dollar car costs and about $500,000 already spent. Some studios would press ahead, but the venture may revive next year. Orson Welles ties to actors boost and Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer expands with Claire Trevor and Gary Cooper projects.
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Metra
Spencer Tracy
Samuel Goldwyn
Gary Cooper
York
John Dee
Goldwyn
RKO Radio
Bette Davis
Hugson
Musical notes and film previews tease varied talents
The item lists Fred Waring with two violinists inspired by Eric Siday who once won a top amateur violinist award in England and Sidar and Ferme as swing favorites. It mentions Eleanor Roosevelt, Johnsons radio program, Dr Kallord, Mary Nemes Dayn, Craig Ward and golf as well as Kay Kayser and Abbott and Costello in light snippets, all presented as breezy entertainment odds and ends with film and stage flavor.
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Fred Waring
Eric Siday
England
Auout
Sidar
Ferme
Siday
Wice
Afr
Eleanor Roosesett
I Ten Johnson
Ess Johan Arovaed
Kallord
Flea Feill
Mary Nemes
Sue Craig Ward
RED Pathe
Kay Kayser
Wil
Gueron
Florentine
Abbott and
Camtella
Pattern No 1359 B Bolero Dress for Warm Weather
Pattern A shows a versatile warm weather dress with a matching bolero in solid or print options. It features youthful lines, easy entry, minimal ironing, and uses washable fabrics such as cottons linens rayon chambray broadcloth. Fitted measurements and yardage details accompany the pattern.
New York Becomes Diamond Capital of the World
Collier's notes New York hosts about half of global diamond dealers. A firm holds a stock near 3 million dollars and owns the Golconda stone valued at 300 002. Another dealer owns the famed Orchid diamond, reputedly the most beautiful and unique, whose grain was studied for five years before cleavage.
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New York City
Collier's
Enather
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Hal
Heard
Louisiana
Anna Nargle
Paramount
Mickey Rooney
Sidney Kitter
Barbara Yell
Patierse
Texas
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Alinna St. Sam Pranchern
New Montgomery Ave
San Pranthica
New Diamond Capital
Horace Mann
Salt Lake's
Temple Square
Jess
Charles Kingsley
Salt Lake City
Hest
Waters
J. Moumat
Ross Sutich
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