After the Play Brooke Feels Tension and Temptation
Brooke watches the amateur theater unfold as Mark Trent and Jerry Field vie for her attention. The New York producer visits, and secrets about a will and Lookout House loom while Brooke braces for a pivotal after party confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooke
New York
Sam
Daphne
Trent
Jerry Field
Jerry
Licette
Field
Mark Trent
Henri
Mark
Jed
Mark ‘Trent
Reyburn
Ducer
Lookout House
Taku
Mees
Kona
Hemlock
Broadway Glamour and a Flight for Safety
Brooke cheers Sam on backstage after a hit show but uncovers a mob connected plot. A Bath Crystal Bandit from a prior case lurks near Mark Trent’s party and a diamond robbery threatens Mrs. Gregory. Brooke bolts toward Inspector Harrison with a plan and a suitcase in hand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooke
Sam
Mark Trent
Flo
Maggie Cassidy
Hunt
Lola Hunt
Canada
Mrs. Gregory
Jed Stewart
Inspector Harrison
Henri
Parrot
Jerry Field
Jerry
Field
Takul
Taku
Curtain Falls as audience applauds final scene
At closing, the audience rose in a long applause while Brooke spotted a blond marcelle in the second row moving toward the aisle with a man wearing sleek black hair following. The scene ends with the crowd's energized response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooke
Marcelle
Frocks Feature Pleated Skirts In Striped Silk Prints
Fashion writer Cherie Nicholas surveys current spring styles with pleated skirts dominating the scene. Silk prints with knife or sunburst pleating, stripe patterns, bayadere motifs, and bold color combinations create a lively, youthful look for dresses and frocks.
Spring Patterns Offer Easy Steps for Wardrobe Making
Fashions bloom with Barbara Bell Spring and Summer Pattern Book. Simple patterns, sew charts, and materials lists help beginners create women and children's dresses, basques, and doll outfits. Orders: 15 cents each from The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept., Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Bell
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Wacker Dr
Chicago
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Silk Print Silk Dress By Cheriie Nicholas
The article praises a floral crossbar silk print dress with pink as the dominant color and notes pastel pink veils and pink on black silk prints. It highlights a pleated bodice and sleeves and a belt blending black patent leather with the print, plus pink feathers on a black beret matching the design.
Spotlight on suede for spring fashion trends
Fashion writer Cheri Nicholas notes suede dominates spring wardrobes with coats jackets dresses and suits. Lush colors boost appeal for garments and accessories including bolero and sash sets and leather hats becoming key style features for the season.
Durbar Inspired Silk Prints For Spring Show
Indian influence dominates the silk prints for spring with Durbar inspired motifs and enlarged Oriental patterns. Persian Paisley Cashmere designs appear in pale colorings while modernized versions feature larger open motifs and spaced arrangements. Moroc can and Algerian fretwork motifs echo North African mosque patterns and Renaissance medallions.
Fashionable Trims Highlight Afternoon Frocks
Trimmed gowns feature cutout designs and open work in vertical bands. Transparent chiffon yokes add a light, airy effect to the afternoon dress styles.
IT P Ss to Gardeners
Before planting, work soil deeply and loosen top inches. For germination, water the drill or furrow before sowing and moisten without caking. Easy crops include radishes carrots beets Swiss chard and turnips with spinach peas beans and corn for larger gardens. Replant after space frees up. Do not plant seeds too deep and press soil firmly after planting.
Pride Offends The Proud Are Provoked By Pride
A terse aphorism notes that pride often provokes anger and offense. The line attributes strong reaction to self-importance and echoes a moral stance on humility. No events, people, or places are mentioned.
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Emilie Loring
WNN Service
By Cherie Nicholas
Western Newspaper Union
Foel
Smart
Cheriie Nicholas
SUEDE
Cheri
Nicholas
Franklin
Luden
Kalamazoo
Mich
Rose Burrows
Gibson Ski
Dr. Pierce
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