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costume of brown boots, green breeches worn with a green "man's shirt," and a bright yellow tie is tailored to the point of severity. The color combination and the practicality are the highlights of this cantering costume.
Three of the cutest "all-around" summer costumes I have seen this month are worn by Patricia Ellis, a new and very pretty girl from Broadway who plays opposite Douglas Fairbanks, Jr., in "The Narrow Corner." The popular Pat has a flair for wearing clothes that makes her the most dangerous candidate among newcomers for "best-dressed woman" honors. She doesn't exactly look like
Heather Angel does her cantering gracefully in a scene for "Pilgrimage" in this riding habit with the very mannish shirt and tie. But the col6r combination is feminine!
Constance Bennett, but she reminds you of her. She wears the kind of clothes of conservative good taste, but excellent style, that have been, in the past, almost exclusive with Connie.
Note Pat's very cute golfing outfit. The skirt is yellow flannel, the shirt is neutral silk, and the suede jacket is
Pretty Patricia Ellis (above) shows you her
new golf outfit and white organdie dance
frock. Left, Pot is arrayed in the street
dress from "The Narrow Corner"
orange. Both the jacket and
the shirt are worn comfortably
loose at the throat and, just to
be different, the little Ellis
dispenses with the conventional
tie. Pat may make the lowest
scores on the course in this outfit,
but it most certainly scores high in
fashion points. It's cute, colorful
and comfortable — and what more can
midsummer demand?
Though Pat's dance frock from the same picture is bare of the popular flower trim, it almost makes up its garden effect in its abundance of ruffles. The dress is white organdie with an enormous white organdie bow right under the chin. Another noteworthy detail is the wide organdie belt with its organdie-covered buckle. It's a pretty little frock for those on the the sunny side of twenty.
But the gown that is particularly reminiscent of the stylish Miss Bennett is the street costume worn by Pat in "The Narrow Corner." When she wore it on the set for the first time, Doug, Jr., exclaimed: {Continued on page 71)
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