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Newspaper
Utah Ogden Standard
Location
Ogden, Utah, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1919
Page
4
The article surveys stage costumes for a winter season, noting how outfits affect audience appeal and box office. It highlights Miss Perry Wood and Miss Henneka in gowns, detailing gowns, bodices, trains, and accessories, with emphasis on color, fabric, and silhouette.
Advice outlines a lighter diet and increased activity to slim the silhouette. It emphasizes reducing fats and sugars, replacing with vegetables and cereals, avoiding heavy meals, and adding gentle exercise with time allotted for activity to help reduce waist size.
The article discusses 1900s square necklines in gowns of satin velvet or duvetyn with edge-embellished square collars. It describes upper edge shaping, front panel attachment, and waist-to-neck shaping details, noting lace trim and decorative elements while highlighting how necklines vary by era and fabric choice.
The passage depicts a chaotic bed scene with frayed linen slips and pillowcases rearranged in a cluttered room. Vague references to a wintery setting and shifting light hint at unease, while disjointed phrases point to worn fabrics and a tense domestic moment. Names and concrete events are unclear due to corrupted OCR text.
A detailed portrait of Peggy Wood tracing her rise from early Brooklyn days to operatic ambition. The piece highlights her drive to form her own company, the conflict with rival plans, and the pivotal split that forged the Stesenud-Pegey troupe. It notes her disciplined craft, stage presence, and enduring affection for New York roots.
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