1936-11-02 — Page 14

HITS OF THE MONTH.

F6035 (Old Oak Tree. Vagabond Lover

(A Pretty Girl is Like a Melody.

F6040 (Lyin to Myself. F.T.

(Evin Tide F.T..

F6041 (Crosspatch. F.T.

(Big Chick De Soto. N.FT.

F6047 (Empty Saddles. F.T.

(I'm An Old Cow Hand. F.T.

F6050 (Sugar Rose. *F.T.

{Poor Dinah. FT.

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Glad Now He

Took His Father's Advice.

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THE HONGKONG Telegraph, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1930.

"Telegraph's Women's Page.

with the

DANCE FROCK

I

T'S surprising how many girls who never bother IT about making a day dress like to make their own dance frocks. Perhaps they like working on the rich and beautiful fabrics we wear on these occasions; perhaps they stitch romance in with their silk threads.

No what? Let's not bother our heads

any more about the reason but get on with the business of making

ourselves beautiful and gay.

With a frock, for example, such as that made to the pattern, which Angrave has drawn for you in two different styles.

In either style it's got the swishing flares at the back that make you feel so grand al important as you come down the stair- case and enter the ballroom. You can see this back view of the skirt. in one of the drawings. And is it smart? It is!

OK at the Grst of the two fil-length front

Luke at

sa style, too, that would flatter a woman with. a thin neck and salt-cellar collarbones.

The front of the skirt quite plain

to emphasise the backward movement. It is

Hirdled with a sash of self-fabric.

Says Susan

Gay

Tuck single flower in your hair-n real one I possible and one that brings out the colour of your frock either by repetition or contrast-ind, you'll feel as gay as you look.

The second version Illustrated la suited to the young demure and petije girl, the ultra-feminine type who looks as if she must have a great strong man to protect her find decide everything for her. (They're often stubburn as mules at heart, but that's by the way).

Make It of spotted nel-but in a gond definite colour or in black, not in baby- blue or pink, please. And the a ribbon

snood round your Gurls,

A few words about the making. This is an easy-to-make design so It's à good one to choose if this in your best attempt of dressinaking.

The skirt is in four sections-the front, the centre back and thre two side backs. Good straightforward seans that can be stitched like lightning after you've iscked them.

In the Brat design the frills are cut in one with the bodice. They are faced, then slashed and re-gathered in position on the plain poluted

of front are fine. The batice (stens

should be made of faille or taffeta, or one of these down the centre back:

In the second version the sleeves are fulled intus plain armholes and rayon silks that have a sight, stiffness in the the bodice fastens down the centre

Teglore,

With such a fabric the frills at the shoulders. will keep their delicate power-petal curves most delively. And these shoulder frills are specially cleverly cut, quite apart from their graceful design, For, if you will look carefully at the drawingt, you will see that they are gathered into flat extensions of the hudder at faper to a paint al the promis,

This line gives held and a silmning-elleet that a burl woman emild wear such a style most bevonatrgly, wherbas mord types of friliye hot-l- derent trucks wart make her look dumpy.

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Since then we have had a different Roy Smeck & Hawaiian Serenaders, became clearer, and I

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EVERYWHERE

SALESMAN SAM

IT'S A MOOSE] I'LL LET IM HAVE IT!.

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her

lost out her

Elizabeth Carlisle.

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us was given a little butter instead

YEAH! KEEP FIRIN') IF WE GIT 'IM, ITS”

ENOUGH FOOD FER

A MONTH!

Nice Shooting, Anyway

17 It might be the wife who, if a little shorter, might become a parent.

19 Tout, mostly with, a

material.

woven

21 One of an "inseparable pair.

Now take breath.

23 Particular that takes time. 24 A real American push.

(GOSH! HES STILL THERE! (F) YA MUSTA GOT IMA

WE DIDN'T HIT IM, HE WOULDA RUN AWAY!

hors-d'oeuvre,

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3. Only one fish? Oh, lose it, if

you like.

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5 Believe.

MEBBE WE'LL FIND M LEANIN' AGINST

A TREE!

V. Some medieval houses do, but

don't do it to a pheasant.

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How I act when I mean to slop -your-little-games-

10 Put this in for interpose, 14 Chick's advice to the old hen,

In this peninsula,

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underworld.

18 Lower this' at any time. zu Boot adaptable for cattle. 21 The door of the river grave, 22 Lower this, at any time, 100.

A square one is just the thing for a broken man. 27 Sullen.

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