Evening Star Newspaper, August 15, 1937, Page 108

IGHLIGHTS of HISTORY- THE SUNDAY STAR. WASHINGTON. D. C. MID- NINETEENTH CENTURY -+~ THE DAYJS OF / LAVENDER AND OLD LACE-, OF HOOP-SKIRTS ¥ AND EIGHTEEN- OLA MONTEZ WAS QBL&A -1861) E MOST GLAMOROUS AYGUST 15, 1937 INCH WAISTS BeLow 15 JENNY LIND 11 (1820 -1887), THE 1 BEAUTIFUL “ SWEDISH IGHTINGAL AND SPEC- A_TACULAR =% BEAUTY Loua OF HER Lovery AGNES N ’ i | ROBERTSON,(MRS. 1M | C) DION BOUCICAULD), ikl | | | ) A GREAT STAGE- s N FAVORITE OF THE 18507, POSSESSED A SERENE TYPE OF BEAUTY THAT [ [l | WOULD BE IN ANY AGE: [= THE- PAGEANT _ : of BEAUTY / DespITE HER SPANISH PART 15. & NAME, LOLA AT ONE TIME' THE FAVORITE OF THE KING \\ OF BAVARIA WAS BORN IN LIMERICK OF, AN JRISH J FATHER., APPRECIATED WHEN THE HOOP- SKIRT WAS IN FLOWER. | HE FIRST ADELINA PATTI goQU; GIRLS T (1843 -1919), APPEARED IN WHO SUCCEEDEP JENNY LIND TO ((Gai @ DEMURE- BATHING THE MUSICAL EXTRAVA- BEAUTY, VINTAGE OF THE HONOR OF GREATEST SOPRANO OF HER DAY, COMBINED BEAULTY WITH A GLORIOUS ¢ GANZA, THE BLACK ! Crook 1866, THE SENSA.- d OPERETTA BeauTiFuL ADELAIDE NEILSON (1846-1880), FAMOLIS SHAKESPEAREAN ACTRESS, WAS BELOVED ON BOTH SIDES OF THE (TSELF WAS DISMALLY MEDIOCRE, BUT "THE % LADIES OF§\\\ THE CHORWLS ™ DREW GREAT CROWDS AT EVERY PERFORMANCE- PINIL TIGHTS © 1937, S “rror );/Aw‘new = i - | WINTER ‘ - TUME - | - |cosTUME 1860 e —— AN POSING FOR A ATLANTIC ovovvee " PHoroGRAPH - 1870 - e as CouvTrku&est> . Advertisement — GOODBYE/ M GOING TO STAY | OH,DEAR/ | TOLD AT THE HOTEL UNTIL YOU... /' YOU SOMETHING AWFUL WOULD HAPPEN |F THOSE NS SILLY, MY _EYE/ DADDY LOOKS LIKE THE PHANTOM OF THE BEACH...AND IT'S TIME MOTHER DID 4 \SOMETH‘NG ABOUT [ THAT TATTLE -TALE /| ___ GRAY. il G i TS TATTLE -TALE GRAY. JUST WAIT TWO MINUTES ... AND SEE HOW | FOUND A OUT A FEW DAYS AGO STOP TALKING\, RIDDLES. IT'S | SHIRTS THEY * ALWAYS QUARREL SILLY ARGUMENTS DIDN'T STOP J \\_ 2 o 0 N\ e e e %\ | F BUT WHY HAVE HALF-CLEAN CLOTHES ... *~| NO HUSBAND LIKES 3 || ; WHEN A GRAND NEW DISCOVERY 15 NOW “1\ - ARQUND WITH 4| | { BRINGING THOUSANDS THE WHITEST WASHES ;| | ATTLE “TALE GRAY I HIS 3} |; EVER! FELS-NAPTHA SOAP CHIPS ... THE | SHIRTS AND THINGS ... * || ONLY CHIPS TO BRING YOU RICHER GOLDEN | SOAP AND LOTS OF DIRT-LOOSENING NAPTHA! | | THESE NEW % y CURLY FLAKES ; AR ARE WONDERFULLY 3| | = ) | TELL MOTHER 700. .. THERE'S AN |\ _ RIGHT AWAY. GLYCERINE ¢+ \\\ 7 SNEEZY DUST. /N_FELS-NAPTHA SOAP CHIPS. IF 5 DUSTY, POWDERY § \\ /i SOAP HURTS YOUR \/{ NOSE, THINK WHAT Y TUNING IN...) } LISTEN. THAT DULL, DINGY COLOR THAT SHOWS VERY PLAINLY ; % THAT ALL THE DIRT DIDN'T % %, COME OUT IN THE WASH. $ IN THEM /T DOES TO yOUR CLOTHES! K FEW WEEKS LATER LOOK AT THESE LOVELY SPORT HANKIES THE MOVIE STARS ARE WEARING. > ); WiSH | HAD ONE. v ARE WE SMART/ A | MOTHER AND DAD ff s X \ ACT LIKE | FELS-NAPTHA SOAP CHIPS THAT A HONEYMOONERS J GOT RID OF TATTLE-TALE GRAY— M AGAIN AND BROUGHT DADDY BACK. [ e oy STOP PATTING YOURSELF/ Fels-Naptha Soap Chips Send! Send! Get this lovely pres- ent for mother—and see how pleased she'll be! A gay sport hanky made of soft dainty lawn. Beautifully printed in bright, fast colors, What the ASK YOUR MOTHER TO TRY FELS-NAPTHA SOAP CHIPS..AND GET ER A SPORT HANKY FREE -FOR THE BOTTOM OF THE BOX/ movie stars are wearing—and just what mother needs to perk up her summer clothes! Ask mother to use up a LARGE box of Feis-Naptha Soap Chips. Then mail box-bcttom with yous name and address to Fels & Co. Dept. 2-K, Phila., Pa. (Offer ex pires Nov. 22, 1937) comn. iaar, reie & cod