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About The advocate. (Portland, Or.) 19??-19?? | View Entire Issue (June 21, 1930)
o I L L U S T R A T IC I» K H A T U R K S K C T I O N — J u n e 21 . IM O HOW THE AUSTRALIAN NATIVE IS BECOMING MODERNIZED p (fi\ B y P E R C Y B. P R I O R UrspiU his scanty wardrobe, the , ahorKinal*. tor. Uke the Bounds oro of rlirumat lea. and the verses are but Australian native and his lubra twite) : duced from tribal sources, ih r) un- repetition have adopted many modem fashions agined that the violin strUig* wen Wild natives oh o have had no ,-rv• and whims while on the other hand, some human agency, and that the soui vious association with civlltacd men many of our present styles were used of an unfortunate was crying out In j will often mimic their actions 'Die anguish fingering of a moustache wtU be by them centuries past. Shingling, and the buster cut nave So it was with the recorded voice copied by the aboriginal whllr even been In vogue among the Australian1 upon the phonograph At the first n cough will be Imitated He smiles natives for ages. for. to them, ciair .sound of Clalli C um . they stood up tn when you smile, and frowns when as an adornment has no charm It alarm, and woCUd have dived over- you frown has purposes of utility. loard If the machine nad not slopped i When given a large piece of brlgtit- The belt which the women of the They were plainly under the un- ly-colored cloth, the women will itn- uorthwes’ wear, is made entirely from pression that a woman was secreted mediately trar It Uito dosens of snutll human natr. while string, used for in the little box. an»1 looked every- pieces, and reappear with Uicir hair carrying articles, is also made from where for the owner of the vocal ef- domed with It. just as a western hair. * feet. j voman will bargain for a new nat Jam. a product of modern civillra- They could not understand that It They are very susceptible to color, non. is akm to the music produced by was the record and sound box that and Invariably quarrel over trifles— natives, for rhythm Is the mam essen- produced the sound. such as stray pieces of cloth tial. A native would be little disturb- l Other aitlsts met with similar fatex. If one woman Is given a comb, and ed by hearing the effect produced and even the high register of Caruso told how to use it. some weeks later from a saxophone, for !t Is allied with 1 failed to please them. But theu fears her hair, although short, would put their own ' harmonious ' lendenngs. w ere dispelled when th< Broadway n beauty specialist to shame because The dark-skinned native wriggles nines thundered Iron- the phono- of Its Improved appearance She had his feet m time to music, just as his graph, and they beamed with pleas- j undoubtedly combed her hair every w* *5 i™ .aroUJ?r dot * *, Jazzw.b nn<1' ure at the rhythm of "Red Hot Mam- available minute since receiving the while the native who beats a hollow „ i K log derives as much pleasure as the ma i cu__° modem trap drummer They made a strange scene, the The quarrels among tile men a n d \ It is novel to see natives who have primitive men and women, with their women over the distribution of pres- ! had practically no contact wtth clV- bobs and "blistered hair " Us- ents often ends disastrously, for one I dilation, bra’ ing to the latest New '•ninaira uoob bmu r a « n r a York hit on the phonograph, and telling with Joy to the latest jazz :nan along tne northwest coast nad when their first fears have been al- numbers, and tapping as though they both arms fractured, the result of a atyed. they tap with their feet as the wi.re dancing the steps of the fox combat over the distribution of to- l £ d r K obin'com es B^b’'B ^ B o b h m trot or the well-known black bottom b a c c o .O iie m a n jia d a jr lg h tfu l (rac- M l efforts would ao do .„„te lurc d o b f a d 1,1 rl« arm ht arm ch nad A'ong ' n i f i r own „ vocal . norus would ly . r the bring *>>‘ grotesque- The violin proved somewhat alarm- injustice justice to a howling dog. for they i (j twisted It was another case of ing on Its first appearance among th- start ‘ at a high pitch, and end only I “ chrrchr* la femme." and was caused Alien the vocalist lias run out of 1 by the attack of an Irate husband keep n m i t h They ___ , ___ ^ tune by tapping . ! It would take - great pluck on the two boomerangs merangs together, while the part of our womenfolk to adorn their •nen occasionally burst in tn and give givr bodies with the p e a t cicatrice«, or 1 a little support, by chant- t mixed weeb. which cover their brown tug a few bars skinned listers' bodies. In Australia. ** ing _ _ m a ___________ m _ Aboriginal musle, although not Despite th. fart that they live a life O r m o n e y D d C K pleasant to western ears, is very col- where club rule Is the dominant far- •R ,-rful bring descriptive of the h u n t-, :or, the natives seem k> derive more Sow f w t own nsv* that «oft, . .wSt shir ing of kangaroos tite beauty of the pleasure from then type o f existence „ v* «anted. 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