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Thurwday, October 13, 1938 The Gold Hill New», Gold Hill, Oregon Bloused Coat, Long Jackets And Cape Suit Very Latest By CHERIE NICHOLAS It M um ! Be Admitted Waiter Wan Not Tactful r llu N t * Themes From Newt * G-Man in Nursery * Sabu Transformed The customer was raging and fuming as the manager came up "W hat is the m atter, sir?’1 asked the manager. “ Discharge that waiter at once I ” demanded the diner. Regarding the boiled egg which bad been served, the manager said; “ I ’m very sorry about this egg, sir, but I can’t discharge the wait er for that. After all, he wasn't to know that there was a chicken In it." “ Perhaps not,” snapped the customer. "B ut when I told him there was, he needn’t have taken away my spoon and brought me a knife and fork.” ----- H r V ir g in ia V a le ------ F YOU’RE interested In writ learning to write— I for ing—or the movies, take a tip from Hal Roach, who certainly ought to know what he is talking about. He recently conducted a survey, us a result of which he announces that 72 per cent of the themes of current films have been taken di rectly from newspaper clippings. Here Is his report: General news (including aviation, m aritim e disas ters, divorce court proceedings, de pression stories and natural catas trophes) 4« per cent; crime news, 9 per cent; letters to editor, 4 per cent; love-lorn columns, 3 per cent; editorial columns, 2 per cent; sports, 2 per cent; comic strips, 1 per cent. M r. Roach, at present, Is filming a story called “ There Goes My H eart,” which concerns an heiress, (played by Virginia Bruce) who Norse Seamen Hardy, indeed, are Norway's seamen. Though Norway ranks but forty-seventh in population among the major nations, her merchant marine is fourth largest in the world. Since the days of the Vikings. Norwegian seamen have specialized in long ocean trips. Even today they carry most of the cargoes from America's Gulf states to Europe. In the days of sailing ships, too, Norwegian skippers began taking their families to sea because ocean voyages took many months. The sailors' superstition that women are bad luck to a ship never bothered them. dressy long coat that has a yoke of ter apparel you can be as sleek fur is also ultra chic. “ choosy” as you like, for the air is Another smart fashion and one rife with exciting new silhouettes, that shows off this season’s rich and new trends, new materials and new beautiful wool weaves to perfection details. is the long cape costume. A lux However, there are certain char urious full length tuxedo collar of acteristic features that are outstand wolf embellishes the sweeping lines ing and which may be regarded as of the unlined cape of the distin guiding posts along fashion's high guished wool costume centered in way. Three significant trends are the trio of wool fashions here shown. shown in the illustration, namely The cape and the straight slender the coat that has a bloused top and skirt are of soft wool in a novel slenderized waistline, the long cape- weave in deep taupe color and the auit or costume of stunning wool softly tailored blouse is of sheer that ia gorgeously furred and the wool in an open homespun fabric. The cape theme plays up dram at suit with Jacket that takes on longer length. ically in a newcomer on the scene The softly styled blouse coat that —a full-length picturesque cape is full above the waistline, and has made of richly colorful plaid wool. The suit, which completes a stun a narrow skirt and neat slender ning threesome, is tailored of mono waistline ia the talk o' town. Full tone wool trimm ed with plaid ness above a snugly belted waist matched to the cape, line makes a smart silhouette for Capes are very important in the the black wool town coat shown to evening mode, some of them are the left in the picture. It is bloused quite voluminous as they are de even more at the back than is here signed to wear over full hoop-skirt shown, front view. Loose bracelet- ed formal gowns. To vary the pro length sleeves add fashion interest. gram some of the evening capes are These coats glory in exquisite three-quarter length done in black woolens, the velvety surfaced such velvet. as duvetyne being favored. Even The big news in regard to jackets the latest fur coats ore being styled is that they are longer and fre in small-waist semi-fltted lines, that quently double-breasted as you see are being offset with full blouse to the right in the picture. These tops. These are developed in such longish coats bespeak the last word supple fabriclike furs as kidskins. in swank. The model shown is a seal-type pelts, fine caracul and Per new plum color wool with the sian lamb. voguish longer jacket that tops a With the cloth coats so slenderiz panel pleated skirt. Which reminds ing and ladylike in appearance, that unexpectedly pleats are con huge muffs w ill be carried later on. tinuing in the fall and winter mode Then, too, an interesting style angle not only in groups and panels but is the cloth dressmaker coat with the all-around pleated skirt is con blouse top that has fur sleeves. The sidered high style. • W estern New spaper Union. Revive Hoopskirts Use More Ribbons For Formal Wear In Late Fashions The new fashion program stages Just one excitement after another. Just to mention a few, there’s the revival of hoopskirts. Yes'm, real ly and truly hoopskirts! To be sure they are for formal wear only and just to calm you down a bit we don’t mind adding that some a, ™ hoop contrivances are made detach able, for they are to be worn only with the new wide-skirted gala night frocks. There is the new high-on-top-head hair-dol Gaining right along though many are loath to give up the youth ful, practical bob, be it long or short. With the amazing new "doll hats” high hairdress is correct answer. Sleeves! Just watch theml Leg o’ mutton types, dolman styles, sleeves that are strikingly in contrast to the dress via embroidery and other or namentation, full bishop sleeves, bracelet length sleeves, wrist-length fitted sleeves, short sleeves, fur sleeves in your cloth coat and so on and so on. Silk Cord Motifs Dress Black Suit For a smart black suit M arjorie Dunton suggests elaborate silk cord motifs wound over the front of the jacket, sometimes stitched over patches of short black persian lamb. A much simpler way of dressing up the suit is to put it over a barred blouse of metalic cloth or over a sophisticated blouse of black and white striped satin. Touch of White A generous bow of white water marked taffeta ribbon perches on the left lapel of a new black wool crepe tailleur. When in doubt fasten it with rib bon bows, which is exactly what de signers are in a mood to do. It is not only that fluttery bows in pro fusion adorn the new fashions, but ribbon is employed in every con- ceivah’- way, perhaps running uicund row and row on party frocks, or making a big corsage of wide ribbon in lieu of lace jabot or flower boutonniere. Multi-color bands of ribbon trim youthful felt hats. Bed-jackets are made all of ribbon. Blouses have bands of ribbon coming from sleeve and underside scam that tie in bows up and down the front opening. Youthful princess dresses have lit tle ribbon bows traveling from neck to hem—and the half of the ribbon story has not yet been told. Feature Brown in New Combinations Brightening the brown horizon for fall are the deep rusts and hennas— one, to be specific, being Jean Pa tou's new "Cornelian” shade. “ Ta- bac," launched earlier in the year continues popular along with sta ble golden seal tones. Combinations of brown and other colors are a keynote of many a col lection. Sequin Scarf A few gold sequins make a border on a white organdie scarf, the whole tied into a big bow to wear scarf fashion around the neck of a navy wool suit. New Competition Brown, for once, threatens to compete with black in fall ward robes. runs away from the Riviera in her grandfather's yacht, arrives in this country and goes to work in her own department store; Fredric March is the reporter assigned to cover her story. Here you have, says M r. Roach, a romantic comedy, not a straight dram a, and it combines general news, society news and lovelorn col umn m aterial. Better study it with that in mind, if you're interested in seeing how film stories are put to gether. -----* ---- Ax Remember Corinne Griffith, you old-timers? Not that your memo ries need go so very fa r back; it’s not so long since she was a pop ular star. Corinne is one of the few really happy retired stars. Her hus band. George Marshall, owns one of the big professional football teams, and he and she travel with the team during the season. And she has those two little girls whom she adopted a few years ago, taking them from an orphan asylum, and taking two when she'd meant to adopt Just one because they were sisters. Needless to say, she's bringing them up beautifully—or thought she was, until she discov ered that their favorite game is “ G- man” ; that, when left to themselves, they make the nursery ring with "You won’t talk, then—you ra ti Take that—and th a t!” ---- * ---- Another young devotee of gang ster life is Sabu: remember him in "The Elephant Boy"? This young Indian arrived in New York from London for the opening of his latest picture, “ Drum s,” the new Alexan der Korda release. When Robert Flaherty discovered him in India, while searching for a youngster to play the title role in “ Elephant Boy," he was just one more young Indian, an orphan, poor; you should see him now! He loves American slang, which hr picked up from the Hollywood technicians in the English movie studio where he worked. And he is wild about the movies, especially American gangster pictures. His enthusiasm also includes war films and any method of traveling fast, particularly planes. And three years ago he was riding elephants and liking it! ---- * ----- Seth Parker, with “ M a ” and their Jonesport neighbors, is back on the air on Sunday evenings; people all over the country feel as if old friends had returned to them. Phil lips Lord, who is “ Seth,” plans to re vive many of his first successes— the old-fashioned singing school among them. And, of course, there are the Sunday night gatherings in which the Parkers and the neigh bors sing hymns. -----* ---- Fathers all over the country are turning the radio on late in the after noons so that their sons can listen to “ Dick Tracy” —and not admitting that they did it because they want ed to listen themselves. For "Dick has returned to the air, more energetic than ever in his battle against crim inal activities. ---- * ----- ODDS AND H e r« '* good advice for » I eh u M « (usually from Sg to 62), wl •he I f Lose her appeal to men, who •b o u t hot tSestaa, lorn at pep. d iary rprtla, B S w t nervea and m oody ipella. mora f rrah air, S hra. . l ~ p and If ■Mad a good general system tonic take Lydia ' E . P ln ih a m e Vegetable Compound, aepenally ».partali» /e /o r women. tramea. 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