Medford mail tribune., December 21, 1930, Page 24, Image 24

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, DEPEND UPON chann-
in( Constanco Bennett, above,
i of the moviet, to-present a
striking appeataaee , in fash
ion'i 'neweit creations. She is
shown here in a new ensem- .
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CROONING CHRISTMAS CAROLS, these young sing
ers are shown above in a setting as picturesque as a rare old
print, as they serenaded on the steps of the Anne Hathaway
cottage, near Stratford-on-Avor,. in England. Anne, you re
call, bccan)e the wife of William Shakespeare, I i
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Mrs. Norma , H. Farher.
above, of Wclteslcy; Hclene
' Hirscli, cciileH -of Portland.'
Ore., and Alice' Habberton,1
, below, of New York City..
.bACKClSt.. rUK M-NLL.Ub UlKLo NOWADAYS un t as gentle as it vied to be, as you can obierve'from these s:enesii
The photoabovf shows a snappy bit' of action during the field hockey game between, freshmen and juniors at Savage School' oi,.v
Physical Education in Brooklyn, N. Y. Fighting for. possession of the btll in the basketball game below are students Mclhej "
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RECOGNIZE HER?
Well, this is little Barbara
Joan Johnson, four-year-old
daughter of Walter Johnson,
manager of the Washington
Senators. Barbara : lives at
Alta, Vista. Md.
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viuinu u riwuiy ur ii i ney didn t have any pedi-
' grce or social ranking to speak of, but these pups won prizes at the S. P. C. A. dog show held
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. and gulls.
HE BELONGS to the Tus
carora Vibe, but Romeo
Greene, above, goes around
with another band now. Ro
meo, a full-blooded Indian,
pla'ys first trombone wilb
radio orchestra.
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AN. EXCELLENT EXAMPLE OF SYMMETRY IN ARruiTrrrnnr . ' ; '
itol building at Madison, Wi... shown above T . strildng Ke fmi tL' ,hVC,p;
state house was partially destroyed by fire in 1904 and 5 stead Nkl ,lr,-e The orii,u,
r - ' '.w. erected at a tX j .OOO foOOv" 'm,n,,ic" '