Variety (Oct 1929)

Wednesday, October 9, 1929 Qothes and Qotbes By Moilie Gray Trolley man's 1"ea Ordinarily a plcturf tiUed. f'Af^ chanist^n" 'would M eipeOted tp attract, officials of the National Oeogi^aphic Society, or at least stu- dents ahd lone-bearded professors; But the Canieo full of m<?n aroused, Buspiiion knd . the. postpr outside explained: /'th^ tprbMdch coun-. try^^lntliriatcly revealipd," <?tc. Anri- kino k'^'iws^lts;. public; 7t is a very, ?kirt and neckline/. Joyce, Comptpn looked nicem a frock of heavy taf- feta, diamond patterivfid and made, ivith tlie ,lons tight Isod.ice : and- double skirt. Another taffeta gown iised a, heading. when gatlleririg ■ its fuilhessi ohtb tho princess bc'^^^ the. lovely blond vyho , wore ,it-,un- prdgrammedV Waiter' Oiiecfe, hicl- ing. behind lip brush, again does a radio, anriouhoer, -but ' tlVoy must ;;;teresting .travel ^filn,, ^11 :^ ccehes, nothing personal in . it at all," but- ,^sh<>Tvirt'g. the ,• progress.- to- ward modernization that King Amahullah ha4 made when stopiped "l)y a rellgibufi waiV' which, were the last words of the fllmi 3uV?t a- Jittie parting shot, from U; S. S; R. ^rhe Russiaii neWsrfeel br.oijght an outburst of applause for X.enin;a widow, shown on her 60th birthday, and a ; laugh at innovatiorii, New street ciars are. shown with "tea fpiv / trolley men." .easily accei?fiible. .since ^ -the teapot sits right b>side the op .orator's leyfnv-. dull - enbtigb / to be real. ''jiJaluto"', goes In for phiio.sopli^^^ too; .rathor harsh, but it sounds true. As -unin-, teresting as a .picture possilply ; caiv be,' .whiich is:-, considerable; V Ladles Save Riyerside : : Extra! 1?\vo charniing womeri save Riverside biU! ' UiiJortun<nteljv .the . resctie wasn't complete since they 6nly salved .the fi but. half a ■• ^Ivci-vv is'better than ,iione. • : . Irene Rich, as delightful as ever in lier clevei": sUttv-li, is; weai-ing new iiownsv. Her fir.s't appc;arance in. a . rich biack ensemble ccinsisted of velvetrcoat hu-red in a li^ht beige aiid a chiffoii go.wn juSt riusslng-il^e • floor. Tlie: ohanpe to a . flesh . qolor ■.>;fttin bodibe witlv skirt of silk em-r ' brotder,ftc[ cljiffon whirh;:did: iVot miss 1 lie llb6r, added lb. li^r chai^m-..; Up- town liked Miss Rich ininK'nsHVr pr.ovlng .artistry - knows no n<-igh' iKlvhood.;: - .•,^ ^' ".•)sc revtcvt's^l Jirvc^" v.xiicc; wail. ! '.IiWasui-e/'afj was also the pii-turc ' .<lie niade in licr white vclyc-t wi-ap with sleeves that hung Viiry 1-ong just froni the shirred r\iff, red fox . iiordoriiig it ivU it gatiu-red about the hip!?, ller^gbwn of white chif- fon used tha long f orir. - fitting bod ioe and tUeskirt fuliness fron> luany overlapping longitudinal pt'tals w ith with an occasional one. touchihg the floor in-back. . Fine bead work in a peacock design trinimed ihV bodice . back and frpiiti Ruby %uckles on her wliite slipper« .weren't jiifit the thing when sh<f w;as Wiring the red foxed;\vra~p|;..b.\it without it were a nics toucli.-. lier .jewels Are beau • tiful, Chaimberlin -and ,llimes al ways enjoyabio though tliey .haven't .Changed a, wofd or,A kii^k. Riyer side has the;worst spotlight,-it.oiliei ■ RKO houses aren't too rl.of5e to'pick the pobfest. It's .-sp^t i-xli not much ■ lifrht;.' \^' • . Roxy's Military. Show Hoxy is opening, itfii /first, Kho\V - til is week wit h "Star .Spa nglcd Ban- ner," probably iTf bbnor-of West Point and Arinapolis,; both featured in the picture.'Xa Dame Aux;Cam- fllias". was a vision in crystalijsed .ruffles ..shadihg from light- blue to purple, and ratricia Bowman made lier ever, so gracefiil. : The . ballet «'.brps icarrib to life from the center stage. arid their camellia ^topped .vreen parasols and fluffy white cos- ■ tumes made a picture. After their f.-avprting the . Roxy^'ttos appeared as (iainty roses—^unle.=;s there arc ■ OTrirtlTiiTgBTorjf ••^ "-Ra.che.m'V is be'autifully sung and staged with a ,t'able.iu^ linish that earned two" buvtains, as. it should ' with Moses and. his tablets .of stone . ■ as the behter; , "''lola .Philo has a ■ . tiirillhig. voice, and clad In- wliite -\. ■ vf^iiijijj. Qccupjed brie.Wtag^ while the;.feminine cliorus did th^ip other. . nien's veices fi-brn. the stage, a. splon- -■ did-presentation. • . ,. . . ''SfUute.'Vprologue Vb the feotui-e, .'"e'iyeR lt'a m it :dese"ves." Battleship stage, full • of gobess.es and visitors, with aip- propriate dance.s- and s.'ilutcs! fi-<>in ■ the guns,. T^ots of aotioU: - . V /^SaluteV Is Football v; "Salute" is the ann.ual fall fool- ball picture, 'this timie (>oyibining both West Point and Annapolis, using the poorest features of, both. |y i.s fore ed and .not funny; ^ry; aa "^^httra- as tlie'y so obvl6l>sly did niake it so on occasion. lOven the eirls aroused no interest though "Nancy Wayne," played by Helen .Clian.dler tried haird. No reason,' atf- cording to the story, for her being .all Over the. academy grp.unds. .l*'rocks simple, she was that kind of Blrl, but the one she wore to the dance -wa.s beconiing. ; This was \vhite with tulle ruthing trimming ;;■ ■ ■.•/'": Guyis Off the Make Js'o\v -.that the -talk i .need no bouquets, lierb'-s art Prchid. .Closo; bbservation and eScperience corinmi the' fact thai men. are less ...of - a nuisance '.in 'tiib' tiieatres: than they used to be., when thiey .could keep brie eye bri^^. the screen and yet de- vote their attentipn tb other mat-. tei-s. It; can't be .'coincidence, : and, liardiy reform, .,b..]jt .^in^e they hav« to. listen-~as well as Ippk tiiey' seeni to have stopped ais;well.; This is an unsolicited i.testimonial, 'and ' it doesn't • cpriie from. Ipdianaipoljig or Kans^as; either, ;-, ,; - ,,;'' ■ LILY DAIOTA'S LEGS Lily Damita's legs are prettier than Jack Donahue's, but Jack has the best bet'in stems after all. . 'Lil's legs are no bargain when she puts. them to tap dancing and when she hats t^ step along with Jack in the rehearsals for "Tin Hats" (:how called .^Carry Gh") she'd probably like, to borrow Jack's slirinlis, .. "'rap d'ariylnif r-es hard,'" po.uls, ,Lil. ."Ahicric-ans'.are born, w.ith -the; jazvi rhythm.'^ ' ■ ' • Hbptirig cPmes: ,easily ,tb Jack; - he taps about iiv the wiiiirs and all Pyer the -stage as ho -wait's, for ivis sCeiios. He .and .Iil,is.9 : Dahii ta hxi vp - a little off-- sta-ge . si^erie -^togethbrv; .•■ ,' ,I41y has 'attiv/Mi her .weary, pup^5 in red sUppprs that look like bathing 'sh'pes; - --..O-; ' V r^./y .-: -' .■::'■ '-'', - , :;":What ..ate ybu igoing- to ;do In tivpse, ;gb .\vadine?'- say.<j jaijU; ; . "These- are- Basque - shbCS," • isnys l4lyv "^mr know like -the'; Bfiscitre bereti i)ori't .ybii - evaire wear a beret;.,. Jack.?" Siiie' asks, .ppinting' to his head;;. ,:• '"-Nov litis w^ns made b>- an empty bottle,;.' ;6ays ;jqck. '■ ;■ ; • :' wood Styles By Cecelia Ager . Dorothea Antei's Shop The porothea .^A-nt.el Shop at 2-G. We.s^t 72d street -i> an set 'for the holiday season with- a largi?r yia-jety of articles than in preyibus; year.s, .TChese now include inVpoi'ted lamp.s and very . attractive ; .glassware;; . a:s well 'as. • leatJier.;. nbveltie^s,..'. toOet requisitef5, : - hosiery, - lingerie v aWl handkerchiefs.: . Of, course, -'greeting cards,-, ipyeiipi- thaii ever, \y 1th mritiy of the ver.-sos ' composed by -Miss .Anter herself, are a very 'iniportant itciiii. . Stationery, and maga'/ine .subscriptions, . jewelry, . in . fact everytliirig that a comi)l.ele' gi ft .sliop shoiild ha ve. - It will.- be la years ■ thi.s New pretty: far for a crooked npso,. Then when. Betty ;Cbmpspn framed- him— not for his. bbauty, but for hijs rin-. i.«!h-^h is ;mbtor(?ycle mad© the in>: forrhal acqiiairitaricei of a .powerful car^ and .wlvon- ilbrite emerged weelts -later- he was a nevy man, eyep to; a lani.brequin on his; Up,/^: It^iss CPmp sbri .dPp.si nobly ith ;a /most' ignoble. characteVr -I'^ven.-,the ; men; >yere .shpeked at- her .actiyities- in the dbuble-crbssing field <;w.hat a.Eield Day there. <:Q.ui d be in' that .. l ine! ') ', Costumes of the- exaggerated style crooks'' girls must wear but, ne-v'er- theleiip, beconiing, mahy .pX them ';in bl'n;ck and' whitC; lha;t -can-bp -riiade, sb efCeetivev-:, Aiic;e" ■ pily, ^ wa^\ the. bounter.^irrltant,:: so .there;-w nP . colbr jiihe, jii^t^; biondP- to^^ blonde^ and the be.^t gild, won. ; -in: a 'dotted ;silk. frbpk, dark on a' light. background . fo.r - the top ^nd .reversing it f br .the ■skii-tj lyiis.s Day Ippked very^. n^^ and. in her more romantic .sur- roundings, a lovely garden, .she riat- urally.'.wpre -.«bft material that flut-^ ter.^ so ..prettilS*-;: 13^tt■;^^phte could i'ear's. since- Miss Anter-s accident j .stand an bveij-dose of uplift,.in spnne that left her uriabl.e to.-mov.e. For ppiniohs; • the-last two or tJiree years .she .has been -able to tise.lier hands and now they are- heyer idle, either ;'hiaicing the many dainty piece.s tliat oi;na- ment her room or directing the work . bf the,; little shop - her sister rtiris .for - her..' Business ' was . poor i'ast year, bnt • pprotiiea manages arid mfil<cs no -coi^iplaint, still hbp- ihg some day to bb able; to - .walk again. She :has:;a booth at. the Ex- position; of Wpnien's Arts and - In- dustries.-.' ; ■ . , ,'. : -■.• - ' Two-Time Turpln Ben Turpin is giving , things the once, over—br .is it twice; over with Ben?-^at -the .SCth St. tlieatrp, and vaudeville from hks angle should be at least ne-\v. Audience was ^firmly convinced '"'the eyes have it,'' Jack Tralnor & Co.; present one of -thbse pftice sket'che.s, four girls In • this .carbon copy.. The sweet novice in "a dark green silk frock wth jabot blouse and pleated skirt and a tam of .white angpraj; Miss iiSxperlence. .in dark* blue silk trimmed With two-tone red braid', the tough -one .in a red .suspender dress and feet dressed the same color, and the pfTlce drudge, in a gr(?en smock'and spectacles. Reynolds and White open a-s mu- sical, tranip.s and then almbst : too late one turns brit to b'e a fair'^'ip-. linist, taken both ways. Her white lace fi'ock was.' pretty, two large bows of taffeta trailing their rbr spectivej" blue.: and . pink . erids the length of the' .skirt. If the girl had appeared In the . di-ess the . whole time it Avbuld have added much; to the act instead of trying, to oyer- CGm> • a ..liaridicalp ■:AvitIi'.an ; ei.icore; A gppdVdog. ;actv^puld have .helped the bill a,lot. -..;' • ;.,,;...;';..-...",.;.. "Brbadway" 'thrilling the East Siders, . That cabaret set a^^^^^^ arouse .admiration entirely a.side from the play. Myrna Kennedy, an appealing little miss to whonvniglit / ■ iSincere Black C'royv,s ' - ' The .-.Tw-bvl-tjlapic Crows are lucky birds—Vlfe^.iiaye vbices that come from the .sPreeri as from themselye.s and their aged-in-the-iudience .ma,- terial is still 100 proof. And fui'thei: iuck fpr them an4 the fans, too,' ••Why- Bring T.lmt : Up;"; making them ;pals and partners, their, sin cbrity is so absolutely real it neyet seem.s.- j-qst; acting. \ Evelyn Brant plays anpthei- hard charaetei:, .She must have to use-an awful lot of cold cream pri her dis- positibri; to keep' it ifrbra catbhing her screen personality, and though she neVer appeared orf tiie stage :.of the- reyue'she worked in, that prob- ably does not come under the head of - riilsl or tiune.s.' :'■ iler vCpstume, an o.strich and spangle affair .-that ■probably was very lovely,, in color, b\it not particularly so without.- Pa jamas, of a, large diamond pat- tern, rather - striking. EShe never once wore one of those airy, use- less negliges; alway.^ a tailored silk robe; ifjuite a reli.ef. A black. -sa.tin frock'fitted her like lip rouge, cling- ing right to; the- line, three rhine- stone button,s.a!5 prhaments at the left hip. .Plarry " Green meant as- niiich to the picture as Morari and Mack them5<;lyes; Thbugh the audir- mcV^; Ten eVv all tii^' anawei"s,:;theycn-; joyed hearing them bnCe again, so ■Why Bring That. .T •]?'?" .. ., Jr i X six - f 001 ei'S s t i 11 .ca lli ng " t i ck et s bh sale at the box otTlce for; the premiere'*, at nine o'clock; spoke vol- umes against picking a holiday nijfjht,^ for ari-.: 'ppening. .; ■ Adolph Z.tik(>r all sriiiles while fiye men held his bv'e.i'.cpat and .four .bis caiib.' F. p. AV thtre, top, but no' feminine . fa ce recog n iza ble. Q u i te. a d i «ap- pointmeat. ■ ;■ • .:;.•. ',«. : . - -■ Summer was jolly along the Holiy\vobd;ra( ific Uiis. yi'ar. ' Tivtv l.< ;u'h front was u.«urped by the picture people, xvlio Ui^-o iit ganvb^l i'i> iiV' ^-iiiui -.;.' when it gets hot in .town, Just where thoy fro.Ur.Hed :wa>? ])ri'(lri<.=rnii.!i(-il'.' by their jobs. ■ : .. ,/' .. .''.-; . -.;;;-' - ,'• ;:..'•'.: if they, -ivbre serip.xisly .iit.erary,- thoy. .<;ettloil .'aloirg. the -d^'Miiiitc'.-vliiTs. -; - of. IMaya. derRcy, whi'cl-i is a .'jppt accessible to ilie siuiiios. 'ycV'iriiVi ; uhporiifortaiiie -for, artistic .a a/.JoniSly - Ipokini? j)l.a;i>Ci ■ especially• when ;the iaun- :does.ript shin'e* ;Fpg.is- .frociuont. .--"J'^iye; luni.>^ek are far apart, on liills pyerlopking.^the sea... The'sb.'.liotises are' di'ff*i(''ult to .- jfind, for the streets curl • without logical plan; and ;so the InlVlligV^nv/ia - could cbnsidcr-;the piaco quairif3';4,rid - fth,ereforer,wbivtlr the, bptlibr;. J-ikb Wood.stock. Qr .PrOvincetbw'n, for .example. .Ahxi it ^\;as cheap eriou'gh'for - thPiiC iitoj-ai-'y i)cr.spns who' arc t'aldrig. a-.yeiu? .off fronv thei^^ order to .gUrher, rrioyie 'liierb-; then return - tP their hearts desire, well heeled, sit was all. ye.ry iiiforiml and .Tlte women. \\:prc bathing suits ill the time. ICvcryone. 'in .'thfe'. cDloriy-; was received .ebrdially-;af;:'(-yev.v - '; other cblpnist'S:; hou.se.,. (-"!ih was .i^^ No one >vas;. doggyV'^vii^^^ Scotch, A- tennis court ..u^ns .available, and : tepiid. fiirta;tion^^ Swell Santa Monica -■. ' ' Way dp\vh at the'other eiid of the- ?hprerline Is Saiita ..Mphica,- s(ittle- . .. meint of established stars an.f? prpduccrs.'.with jbbs. Santa Mpnioa -i'>5 but.'; twenty niiriiites away -from.MpllywPbd, an' the only n'earby private ;; beaches; for; the homes are built dire'ctiy p,n the sesi. shore and poniniiarid the' only ficcpsis to the- oceani.'; To bwn-.a .hpn^e 'on the Santa -Monica,, shpre. - is prettyr darned ^Rvvpil. Since the bealch frp-ntage is so ;^liiiii'te(3, the iand is. expehsiyb ;and ;;is tlu^refbre; divided into thirty foot'lots, liit qxilte a hunk per.'foot; Everybody 'knp^'s. the'land is costly. -To casually Remark .. that ypuVe spent-the 'day, at so a;hd sp's'beachvhouse is good. ; Tp.own- 'a hbnre-...there is-■pej:fect. -■.'■,■■.•';•■:'.'', ;.;^^ - ' ■ -:■ , ■. Some of the ni.oyie aoVresseis; \yhose m'amas; -\veii"e; busihess-mindied - in- ' vested their "savihg.s; in" beaCh frpnia'ge,. built hpirees thereon,^^^^ ;; 'rent' theni for the. siimmbi'. ■ Bebe bjariieis' .iTicpme IS handspmely..aug- ' me'hted this ^vay; -Cavh^el.M - ; i . -. ' iSaJila Monica's beach liou.ses; done.'ehiefly of stxiccp -in Mediterranean style, are aJriiPst entlreiy occupied by ;iilmdpm's-f ambus, for-they can afford.fherh. The swankiGr. ones have.- swhrinjing pools built. In the sarid iri front of the hbu.se; 5^o. that; guests may paddle in the pppl, Should the ocoaWbe occupied by pebple. who dPn^t. belong. /Chen, eye'rybne's town hou.s<? has 'its swimi.riiing ppbl,. and- now. .they really can't get aibri^r w'ith- out prie, : f5wiininin.g popls arc particularly costly to build on: tl\e l)e.ich. Ela'bPrale .water t'iltei'irig ,.systbm.s are -ii^e<iuired,;and heating systems top. •But they do-.so much.-'fpr.-orie To' iVavfi a ,tennis .court and,a swimming pool is to achieve the height.s.. ■ TiVere. are very few .Svich grpu^^ because of. 1,'ind values, "rhpse- that db-;e:\ist i-ariit with the summer palace of the Czars. Their occupants .arc movfe vpyaltyi and invitations to them regarded a.^. papal .bull.s. . The. Maripri Davics cott-age iq the ;mightlest of them all. Ex- , tending for prPdigaldi;stances,along .the beach, surrounded by a ciuiosity- defcating;w!iii,. and re'c'iilling a summer'liotel by its architecture and .size. Life at Santa; Monica this .summer was aware of. the, social prestige of its eplpni.stSv. 1-Tere Se6i:ch "was plentiful, arid they knew: about wine. The: lido innuenceAvas every where. , Costimies were .authentically beach costumes. Vivid pajamas reclined ,on the sand. Bathing eriseinhles were carefully thought o;ut.; All the .inhabitants, male and female, went in •rpr;sunl'an^ Berets.abounded; satin flbwod. l^each umbrellas and back . re.sts werfe fanciful and bright. ' - Hot Dog The Nuts . Although- the Iriircicrs. ..yvere- pirovisioned with - Imported delicacies, It :becariie the thing, tp d;ash oyer to Balianty.rte's for a.hot dog on a toasted btih. / Tennis blbbinbd, ;part always with a gallery to. cheer gaiiy and exchajipc ban Bi'idgo could-be found at any home. •The chic-hpu.se-hpl'ds •provided,-too ping pphg and battledore and .shuttle cock.: .Sonic, wpht l^^ ball, ancl it was no trouble at all to get a' brisk .Nvoi^kout with a, medicine; ball. JThe chief activities (joncernod themselves w.ith a natural, health fre.sh air, good exercise, and sun woirship;, allvdone .in a mood Pf good honest .fun and irrepres.'^ible animal, spirits..,-^ ., Although' the setting m;ay have been a wfeb bit magnificent for so siriiple an, existence,, the; :eoio firmly believed it. . Is it, after all. hecb.ssary to abandpri; oriels Rolls' and walk, .when one gets there 6o much qiiicker;being:driyen? .^nd there were so many calls to be made. VLsiting w-as a very important, item of the; routine. Keeps you one jump ahead of titter boredom. ; Riffraff (Gets A Load , At Santa"Mbnica 'there is a high bluff fronting the seashore, enahlinp the burious tb, peer down:-ripon the movie homes below. There are some film folk A^ho prefer .to dispense with this worshipful vigilance. These exblusives-founded still another seaside-colony, far enough away to tend to disco.vuage sightseers, although, the comparative cheapness of the land may have had; some influence. ;Malibou, It was called, and to get there take.s. a full- hour: It offered the nicest white sa,nd, for the sand at Santa Monica-is c^ar.'^e and dark, even though it does co.st more.^ There are trees at Maliboui few,'but real orie.S; . ' ' Malibo-ii was: tp be a haven, a, tefuge from 'the complexities of civiliza- tibn, complete rest and fprgetfulness. It was foiirided on the theory of getting away, from it all.; ;.At fir.<;'t therb Ayere to. be no telephones. Only those who loved yob; dedi'ly.'wpuld make thb long- trek out. Gomplexities of SimpMbity Soon, hr)wevor, the residents; of/Mailbp.u discovered live' without the telephone. .If but to''-^atch* the market, telephones must be Installed, (-and -were:) CbmP.lete Sccltislori, they fbuhd, dpeishMriagrec -With thc^movie 'itrind,- so after^^^^^ life at Malibpu became, a riiorc mPdest. replica of Sarita .Monica's tradition.si. and content and happine.ss peared... - Some vestiges' br tiie';original idea still <;.1ing to Malibou. There are no shops, nor; are there outside :amu.sei/ient,s. , N.o mbvie theatre, for in- stance: ' The bollectibn bf. cbmpaniU cottages have , an air of charming ru.sti'city, from; without,.' .The Ihhabitants jburney .into; Hplly-^^ wood regjuiarly, -When; t^^^^ it w^s; to; tall'f piC:t'upe.s to the ,.- roar of the mighty Paciile. Restrained Carol ;Lombard , "Big New's" is - good .stuff, "rhe li<'b('rt Arni.stryrig fans will start .club costumes are no draw back, npr; !.i)laiting new laurel^wreaths for his MvelVn- Ih-ent. either. ''Skin tJeep" Blondes -Must be' a new racket^billing. "Skin Deep" at the Colony as "llrst time on Broadway at ilopular at unpopular prices when; it had not, "Skin Deep" is a relative dis- tance, of. course^ there .being a. slight difference between that of elephants and men (and womn, too, let no orie say there isn't). Yet in this <:ase Monte Blue's face made him a rod carrier when he'd rather be a hpd- carrkr, which ie certainly going ; nianly ' lirow- : aiJd" the endearing t<'rrns he called the bij>:gest member of. the. staff--^ Weightily spcikirig—. will - probalily : become hdusehold Wdi-d.-^. - Laugh." to spare Jii the dlar log. t'ardi Lombard, who loved him, 41 ro\vglv-.h e-^^ia«=a^FJC=p^JLrl^l tie ton restrain''d with boll^. mike and camera; inayhap being aAi<jWH I)aper woman ' her.«<f;lf she - liad trained down embtionally to avoid thP blue pencil. .Costumes almost forgotten in the interest of voiees, which i.s a novelty, absolutely; but 8he did wear a trench coat in the rirln and a blaek silk suit with frill*d blouse later. At the.Studios . ■■■ •'■. •■ '-':. ■ Winnie -LJghtner, now tlidt she .'scored .so heavily In ."(:Jp.ld pigg(-r,s,'' : has. beeri' taken up in a big >ay by Warners publicity depa'rtment'and Induced tb p;bse: ;roi-" "fa'shidh stills.'^ -f^hc is ;qurte convincing:wearing a-, tan cloth cbat'^vvith a .sh.iwl .collar and'ciiffs of black wolf. Costtime'has a'black soleil h.it :done in.the. youthful beret style. . Winh.ie wears black., kid gloves and black '.slippers;with it,, posing in the mbst.apprbve.dMrian- ner, with one foot .gracefully behind the Other, and all that. ' , ; ; Myrfia Loy, riever fpr a moment.forgetting that .she is exotic, ^ wears, a negligee in ,her nexli Warner' Et'o.s; .made in tailored jacket style of shiny riietaliic biroc'ade. . The elbow, length'..sleeves haye .atla^-lied' three tiers of accordion pleated chiffon, reaching to-t.he floor Jacket is. pro- vided with thi^ee similar'r.hirXon tlehs, forming the skirl, and. swe^-iilng:; put into a train at the back. "Edges of the .chiffon are picotfd in.-metal: thread, which gives a slightly bedraggled 'effect.. ; , • _ _J-e.an,o_ettg_Mlc:DpiLard. in "The Vagabond King," looks glanVoroys in a;^ white satin court gowii, with, neckline, hem, and flowing oyer-«ieeyeH'V edged in ei-mlne. Tulle h<vaddrcss has a band of pearls, - and clusters of. pearls over the ears.; This type costume, with its high .waistline and stately.grace, proves flattering to. feminine charm; every, inch romanti.iv Patsy. Ruth Miller, corfeaturcd in -'■The- Aviutpr," looks best in sports co.stumes. A sleeveless frock is cut \vidc;p.v.er the armbSneSi a senHible line, for there is nothing attractive about a.rmbones in day clothes. Box pleated skirt is fitted under a hip yoke, which duplicates a yoke at the neckline. Dre.ss is good, practical, hut not exciting. No imaginallye; inspiration Is permitted to iniifVfere with it.«« adequacy.