Evening Star Newspaper, November 9, 1930, Page 111

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C.—GRAVURE SECTION—NOVEMBER 9, 1930. The Cute Menace By W. E. Hill (Copyright, 1930, by the Chicago Syndicate.) Cute radio broadcast. “Now, folks, at the close of this broadcast offered by the Alphonsive Underwear Rascals, courtesy The cute apartment. These modern two-room-kitchenette-bath-and-dinette apartments are get- Station OYOY, Corliss (G Whimsey an- ting smaller and cuter by t:e minul% Cutc brides and grooms llll"l:is‘lfi the;: in the cutest ways :fi',"‘;:;‘:' ;i“h:l:"sw‘::“.“g oodnzigl;'too‘(i:o.r‘;l ht i inable with gift sh ip models, electric imitation coals in the fireplaces and department v 5 s SS, o e P s i ;a;e-“l:‘elievge‘ m:p‘l’!‘:’ secretary desks that are really radios disxuised.p (This livin S Gomiias and even though I can’t hear you, I will The N h"l‘he ham pot pie is ?;;d allhwe gognle‘(,t is the‘hmmcc‘d po|rk on O e rabably moticed is donc medieval-colonial and the bride will tell you that “Curtis and feel as if I knew each and every one of you toast” The cuter the tea room the less food there will be, 881 5% om was as 1 think it is really quite cute!”) personally, and each of you who has enjoyed ladies, who had heard that Rose Lillian Horrigan's Dixie Grotto Tea Room was as s the Alphonsive hour will, I hope, write me cute and quaint as any place in town, are discovering to their sorrow. a nice little note telling me of your enjoy- ment. This_is Corliss G. Whimsey an- nouncing. Good night all.” Cute news reel stuff. News reel fans dearly love that portion of the 4 5 % = world’s activities showing a dancing class practicing on the roof of a talt % The cut up doctor. This doctor is being right cute to good Nurse Connelly building with all the girls being as cute as cute can be. (This class is this a.m,, telling her he's going to discharge her and one thing and another. composed of society girls—each wears on “S" for “Society” on her - 2 Nurse Connelly will tell her friends that the doctor is “an awful cute old thing,” form—who are studying tap dancing, and the screen caption reads: which is high praise from a graduate nurse. ciety Buds Practice Atop kyscraper!”) AR “Some fun, hey kid?” says the modern girl being just as cute in her 1930 way as the sweet young thing of 1903 was when she made believe peck through her fingers at her swain. Oh, well, other. times, other customs. The cute suburb. * Like everything else, suburbia has gone cute within e those homes with hardly any frontage to speak of, Lot < z & ::‘i:‘i’;‘:::id:z’: ?;::ml gardens, weather vanes and stcpping stones. It “Cute and Sixty” has given place to the old “Sweet and Twenty” of grandma’s day. Nothing is cuter than a plump girl in pink flowered dimity . le who dwell in them look as cute as This quartet of roguishness belongs to an insurance convention—wives of trusted execu- i Will be a great day when the people Who tives, to be specific—and they are being very impish for the benefit of a tabloid photog- overalls, walking along a garden path. the suburban homes. rapher. iy, R W@ Ny ¢