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What to Wear?
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The clothes Doris Day is wearing on pages 48 and 49 were really designed for girls who are taller than average. Not that Doris is too tall, she must be about five feet five inches or five feet six, but the young lady who designed them favors tall gals. The designer's name is Peg Newton and she has a small shop at 3 East 48th Street, in New York. The clothes are practically made to order for the purchaser. For those of you outside of New York, Miss Newton can take care of you by mail. Just write to her for the details.
Besides the dresses designed by Miss Newton, the skirt which Miss Day is wearing is made by Sportgems and the blouse is a Paletta as you can see in the captions. So, if you want more info about either one just drop a line to the manufacturers whose addresses are listed below:
Sportgems, Inc. llt.2 Fifth Avenue New York, N. Y.
Fashion Blouse Co. (Paletta) 253 W. 35th Street New York, N. Y.
Palter Deliso (shoes) 740 Broadway New York, N. Y.
Barbara (nee Hale) and Bill Williams, co-star with Barbara Willa Johanna, their first born, in this family scene. On the screen, Barbara and Bill co-star in RKO's "A Likely Story."
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