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Y., or any Local Tourist Agent \e S GREENLAND'S Kippers' Guide on page 92 S CREENLAND Once 3n the subject of clothes, there's no stopping him. He moans and tears his hair. Sometimes in the middle of the night he says he wakes up in a cold sweat; he had been dreaming about the waist-coat worn by an actor playing a British baronet. What grieves Hawtrey most is the black spangled gowns affected by movie dowagers. He can't bear the .sight of one any more. He isn't so much worked up, of course, over his own clothes — that is, the clothes of the movie butlers. Hawtrey is far more interested in the manners and morals and make-ups of lords and ladies. But he will admit that the tricky French maid of the movies, with her super-short skirt, her highheeled pumps, her jaunty little cap with the streamers, has the power to put his nerves on edge, and Hawtrey is not what you call a nervous type. But of course, as he says, we don't go to the movies to see society, anyway. We get enough of that at home. Give us that dashing cowboy, Mr. Mix, with his wonderful horse; or give us Rin-Tin-Tin, Strongheart, or Rex; Chaplin; Harry Langdon; Raymond Griffith. Something with life in it. And his employers feel pretty much the same way about it, except that they aren't so critical. They expect entertainment — diversion — relaxation at the Plaza; and they usually get it. If the film feature isn't so good, there is always the news-reel with the Prince of Wales, or Charles Evans Hughes, or some other celebrity they know; or there are those exciting comedies with lions let loose, or trained dogs, or horses. The movier the merrier! The Plaza Theatre audience isn't hard to please. It's easy. It gives its applause freely and generously. Where a Broadway picture crowd will greet even a great star with half-hearted hand-claps, at the Plaza the enthusiasm is speedy, warm, genuine. The four hundred shows its appreciation by applause and sometimes huzzas. 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