1950-03-27 — Page 2

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TO-DAY

MAJESTIC

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ROD

Wasted to conquer the West with au Loyal to whichever man would pa

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Mathemat

The Last Bandit

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CAMERON in

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ORIENTAL

AIR

CONDITIONED

Tako Any Eastorn Tram Car or Happy Valley Bus

Final Showing To-day: 2.30-5.30-7.30 & 9.30 p.m. SEE THE FUNNIEST TRAP OF A LOVE-KILLER!

W HIDDEN IN THIS MAN

INGRID

WAS THE SOUL OF A 'BEAST!,

ROBERT

BERGMAN MONTGOMERY · Rage in Heaven

with

GEORGE SANDERS

LUCILE WATSON

OSCAR HOMOLKA

M-G-M

MASTARFIRE ADRE

ROXY

9.30 P.M.

LOIS BUTLER as

"MICKEY"

THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH, MONDAY, MARCH 27, 1950.

WOMANSENSE

WARDROBE

BUILDERS

By ALICE ALDEN

1920 look with Eton crop at the ballet party

M

ANY women word ankle-length dresses

at the Covent Garden bullet party recently.

One French woman wore n 1920 outfit, long-waisted. flat-chested, and kneelength skirt, with an Eton crop. Everyone laughed.

Miss Dorothy Dickson wore a diamond tiarn 3ins, high on her short hair. She was surprised to find that a tiara on the short cut was very becoming and quite easy to keep on..

Shie" wore ̄ ̄ ̄ ̄ biscuit - yellow ankle-length dress, d;corated with tiny innuve sequins,

Lady Diann Cooper wore a tiara made of roses,

The Queen's dress

HOW

Tow tile the ball changes through the

Kown

years.

The furo-pay sweater.

At the Royal Command per- formance at Covent Garden on March 23. 1939, in honour of M. Lebrun and his wife, the Queen wore a white dress innde

It of tulle, and the skirt

the fabric. was into

with a with gold

simple dress sequins.

neckline and shaped

uny closely em- Was broidered with gold paillettes.

sleeves, with twin bows on the neckline and silver paillettes on shoulder, Her Jewels

scattered

The bodice

was a

ful in a peach coloured matin dress, with a wide full skirt and broad shoulder-straps,

H

Sleeveless look

TOW are women going to like the new sleeveless look? I have seen In the shops this week sweaters, dresses,

nightdresses

even sleeves.

and without

The bodice la cut with a definite shoulder line, and the armhole is bare and plain....

ugly. and

A young woman with a well- shaped arm can wear it muc- cessfully, but a woman's upper arm is not a thing of beauty, and ་ཀ་ sleeveless carment is unflattering to many women.

The sweater in the photograph can be worn back to front. The straight shoulder-line has been broken by a ribbed cuff made of fine wool in many colours. It sells for approximately £4,

Susan Deacon -(London Express Serules)

SPRING

heart TRAVELLER

On this occasion the Queen's each dress was again white, but were diamonds and sapphires. made of rulin.

I! was embroidered with topaz and white rhinestones and scattered with hundreds of gold and silver paillettes.

Both exquisite

DOTH dresses are exquisite, but the 1939 dress could be worn as successfully in 1950- and the 1950 dress would not have-looked--wrong-in-1930, -

#

Working riri Miss Dinua Lyttleton, Press Omeer at the Palace, wore champagne satin- an off-the-shoulder dress with draped decollete and full skirt with diamonds.

Chilean Ambassador's wife Madame Bianchi bought her own in Paris. It was one of the loveliest rowns at the

ception.

Made from-pink-tulle-it-hail. 70 yards of material in the skirt. At the reception nt the SEPARATE skirts and blouses French Embassy there were

The dress was scattered with more black, pale blue sequins, giving a designed to trade partners and few red dresses.

Madame Bianchi misty look. seemingly fashioned of every-luts of grey and pastel shades.

pearl wore

and diamond thing from leather to lace, work

Mrs Peler Thorneycroft, jewellery wonderful

magi M.P.'s wife, wardrobe

tall, dark, and whether for busy stay-at-homes beautiful, wore three-tiered Mrs Attlee wore a full skirted or for happy. resorters. Nice!

rown of grey brocade for smart early spring wear is black satin brocade dress with t

With it she with pastel coloured flowers. this wool team by Sacony. The strapless bodice.

wore long black gloves and The dress was made by Mrs skirt, banded for colour conpearl bib necklace with drop Attlee's own dressmaker, and trast, goes in for soft unpressed

carrings.

she wore with I TE diamond pleats, while the blouse goes in

brooch. for a high neckline wifi a neat collar and cosy push-up sleeves. It is washable,

M. P. Lady Tweedsmuir wore

woven

a heavy ottoman alik grey dress Mrs Christopher Soames (Mis with silver lame spols woven Mary Churchill) looked benuti-

Age For A

What's The Right

Child To Begin Reading?

By G. CLEVELAND MYERS, Ph. D.

W-5

RUS STOP

By VERA WINSTON

ICE green wool fleece is used for a topper that would be nier for travel and ident for cool spring days. It takes a surplice line in its buttoned closing and

holes. planting button

Both button-holes arc buttons and

brown

"Paris Getting

""

Your Nails Need More Than a Hasty Application of Polish

Courtesy Naylon-

Before you apply polish give nalis a 'complete manicure. They need cleaning, clipping and an application of cuticle cream. After this, put on the rosy glowl

By HELEN FOLLETT

FANCY not, when you have constantly pushing forth

base of

thic

from the

applied the ruby varnish the flesh at to those pretty sheaths at your nails.

For a quick manicure clean- Anger tips, that you have done

Use a your full duty by them. You up follow this method. haven't. Unless they have long flexible steel Ale, pass the orange wood slick under the proper care they will not re- innin smooth of surface, pleas- eaves, give a finishing shaping with emery boards. Scrub the ing of colour.

hands with warm suda, using the rail while pencil while the hands are in the water.

Finger nails are beautiful and delicate, perfectly designed and utilitarian. Those of the Infant-

After rinsing

and drying,

are like tiny rose petals. Little Kirts should be taught to keep apply cuticle cream to the nalle. these petals glowing and clean, By means of the orange Wood to pass the orange wood stick stick. litt the flesh gently from.

nall fabric. If you under the eaves every day. The the caves have a way of picking up up any little bacteria that may cause serious sulp iliness.

Brittle nails are supposed to be caused by a diet defciency. If you

are frelted by this trouble take a ass of orange

the Acissors,

from

Alush shreds of flesh, with them away curved, needle-point holding the polets away the finger tip so as not to cause a wound.

Wash away the cream, apply or tomato juice for breakfast, the polish; letting the liquid the drink a quart of milk n day. drain from the bristles of Contact with strong soaps and brush, so you will not put on cleaning ngents will cause too heavy in application. Wait damage, will dim the shining a few minules and repeat the surfaces. While spots are treatment. You'll find some new caused by little air pockets be- and luscious shades at cosmetic tween the tiny scales that are counters,

Let's Eat

&

BY

DA BAILEY ALLEN

Menu for a "Brunch" Party

"By this time, Madame, I HEF, what do you think "Could

be an enjoyable think our readers will be ready come Eggs Benedict main dish to serve at a brunch to enjoy

even for dinner." party?"

on the straight below the belt But even if you suppose your What, then, may parents of whi

which

of russet Commencing To-morrow: "THE BLUE LAGOON” [THOUGH reading experts gen-

erally agree that the age of child might be a genius, you the preschool child they con- antique leather. The collar is 6 years

is early enough for had better not encourage him to sider precocious (practically rolled on one side, pointed on tum-back the child to begin to read, most read before he enters the first any child, indeed) do to satisfy the other, and the

grade. Of course, if he insists and cultivate his intellectual cuffs are slit. It's a very new SHOWING TO-DAY children rould learn to read

They can read and looking topper. earlier. Some very

bright on your telling him the name of curiosity?

words and letters, kindly answer rend and read to him. In children could learn to read at him. AT 2.30, 5.30, 7.30 &

his enrich 50 doing

they

mis three or four. Thomas Carlyle

እl:

casu vocabulary, further and John Stuart Mill could but · Eye Strain

of expression, give him more vaguely recall when they be- In the first place, the child to

think

talk about and

"Brunch, Madame? You mean Run to read. A blographer of under six has poor eye co-ordina- about, and stimulate his creative Too American'

a snack that might be eaten be- McCauley writes: "From the lon, Reading earlier will mean imagination. Before long he

tween breakfast and lunch?" time he was three years old he considerable eye strain. And I will be making up all sorts of

the Paris "Much more than that, Chef. rend incessantly Bal on his the child masters the skill of yarns out of his own little head. JUST

served late in he very early

Horwitz of I mean a meal opening. Jack may He also may want to give back

that stomach, in front of the fire, his renting

takes the to rend too much for what he has heard. In his an

company the morning, choose

of both breakfast and book on the hearth-rug, a piece vision. What is more, make-believe fun he may "read" expressed the opinion that "the place of bread and butter in hia

getting too lunch." far advanced in read- whole stories word for word collections are hands. Southy went to school if he is

American." The clothes are too "Then it is something like the and learned to

carly he is trom memory. ing sk read there at skill

unduly

from

much like the types designers French dejeuner, Madame." three.

socinily Samuel

SE'. Butler could separated

"That's

except right, Concentration Cultivated at home can do, he felt. Such pre- read

and write before three, normal playmates.

"We go over there for the eaten a little cartier: cloven at school learning is learning Latin at four. Rousseau cocity

Here again his parents may inspiration Paris has been noted o'clock is a good time." while a mere lot would sit up almost sure to cause his adoring be tempted to exploit him or for, but the more tie-ups French with his father past midnight parents and other relatives to show him off or urge bim

with America, designers make reading. They

to each show him off and brag about against his will to say things read

the less inspiration we And "That would be very nice for other.

from memory, so he will seem there and the less traffic there a Sunday

any

holiday morning Well, since this must

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APPEARING ON THE SCREEN FOR THE FIRST TIME FROM THE WORLD FAMOUS STAGE PLAYI "THE WET PAINT”

Dialogue in Mandarin Hung Ball

Starring Wong Yuan-so

·

Kung Ming

him.

Pretty Picture Hat

By ALICE ALDEN

his

At the recent showing of the American Guild of Fashion Designers were seen some exquisite creations typical of which in this lovely hat jcrested by Elizabeth Banill who došlɛne for a big millinery manufacturing firm. The daring picture with ucite of natural Bhantung straw is faced with chiffon and 'edged with small black straw (pom-poms, The Gibson vell, drawn Lightly ower the face, is required by a velvet choker which snaps at the | Bwek,

back from

American dress

03

smart children, all. reading

certain other

lost will be to France." even smarter. Best of

Typical

to the preschool child cultivates good concentra-

tion habita in him. What can A fashion co-ordinator seated be more valuable to

Holiday Morning

be a regular meal, Madame, I

Dinner Cream of Mushroom Soup Eug Benedict on Toasted Butter Cakes Quartered Carrots

Hot Spinach Vinalerette Collage Cup Cakes Butterscotch Sauco

Coffee or Tea Milk (Children)

Include enriched bread or rolls with balter or mar- garine.

All Measurements Are Level Recipes Serve Four

Egg*

Benedict

The base may be rounds of

think the ham and eggs would buttered toast, or talved toasted be good, or perhaps scrambled English malling or butter cakes, Meantime, broll as many thir him next to him at the Fath showers with bacon and potatoes which should be prepared first. rchool Jater than to have ing commented. "Why, I saw "They would be good for a rounds of raw or cooked hom: learned earlier to listen roptly that in the Fath's American family meal. But I'm thinking as may be needed and place on

and continuously?

saule."

collection," and he feels that of o brunch party."

the openings.

Romething ព little more

the toasted base. (Or substitute Wise parents will stimulate comment was typical of the "In that case we must have heated tinned chopped ham.) Place a posched cru on each this preschool child to build and feeling make things for fun, to draw

A Balenciaga evening dress elaborate and de luxe, such as serving pour ever mock or reat Hollandaise sauce, and, lop each and to and patril

play with in a a clan plaid made a big hit kidneys en brochette with CER with a bit of parsley, or

and other children at make-believe. with Mr Howitz is one of

sweet potatoes: grilled Ten

times thousand

more the Dalenciaga things he pur-chicken a la king:

or creamed valuable to the tot from three chased along with some models oysters on toast; or a cheese to five than to learn to read a from Rochas and Fath.

souffle with crisp bacon. And for him to bove lots of fun Both Mr Horwitz and designer then there is the favourlie with other children.

A New Under

Silhouette

New

Barry

ひど

BUST wero very en- served in many fine hotels. I thusiastle about the typical mean eggs -Benedict."

French men's clothes they pur-

chased at one of the department

Household Hints

English Muffins

+

slice of ripe olive or red radish. Butter Cakes Sift together twice 24 enriched flour 1 tsp. baking soda and 1 tsp. salt Heap it

up make a hole in the centre and, pour in 1/4" c. buttermilk

on a

stores The vesta WOITI by "That's really my favourite, sour milk mixed with I beaten hotel porters, a rabbit hunting too. But many homemakers egg yolk and 1bap melted jacket and the coat worn by

butter to serve eggs

or margarine. Stir until Then doormen were among the things would hesitate

Benedlet, because they think the liquid. is absorbed. back for future According to some New York they brought

Inspiration.

they need so much last-minute mix in 1 additional cup butter- preparation. corcette designers scooped and

milk or sour milk. Turn onto a I think It lightly floured board or pastry "And, Madame, and taut strapless necklines bodices enll attention to the

would give an unusual Bavour cloth and knead until smooth. bra silhouette more

to use the different kinds of Pat to 4" in thickness and cut smoked fish, such as smoked into biscuits 24* in diameter. unded, and with wider clit. Bon between the cups..

Take inventory of your closet salmon, white fish or sturgeon: Place on a silghly floured pan; and set long line bros are shown for space. You may be able to add herring or broiled finnan huddie cover with waxpaper

cride in cool place for 2 hrs. new shelves to closetn and or smoked diaphragm control, especially u

mackerel."

Blowly Those combinations would then fry very front hook style with lower shallow shelves to closet doors. neckline. Bir variety of fabrics | When people have space for bo exceptionally good, and they slightly oiled griddle or heavy used in new styles Includes their clothes they are likely to are varied enough to suit any frying pan; turn when browned Now let's plan some on one side to brown the other. nylon taffeta, siin, broad-be more careful to hang them taste.

0 min. time for Allow about cloth, and elastic with lace trim. up or put them in their proper brunch party menus"

1. Citrus cup supreme; eggs cooking through. To serve, spilt Benedict made with thin while hot and spread generously At a fashion' shour wag seen

If cold, butter collection

wine and

sausage cakes; pointpes saute: with butter. foundations neinble for their

tart apple sauce; Philadelphia and then toast. sheerness and/orette effect, Inc Take good care of your sewing cinnamon buns and coffee.

Suggestion of the Chaf 2. Grapefruit and orange sec-i cluding lightly benet · full ranchina. Remove the needle Aguns etylenediis pangementen e occasionally and clean out tions; eggs Benedict made with To make hot spinach vinal Banels. A halter be, and ant and dust that have accumu aliced Cheddar cheese; grilled grette, cook2 lbs, spinach as long line straption, shove velk

frequently to keep sweet potatoes: mixed pickles: usual, chop coatse and add 1⁄2 c

sauce. Heat and hinery in good running warm, sugared doughnuts and vinaigratie

appropriate drecum, tured in the finale.

nlaces.

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