New Britain Herald Newspaper, April 23, 1926, Page 26

NEW BRITAIN DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, APRIL 23, 1926. February, 1917, s an officer and director of several charitable or- ganizations and hospital or welfare institutions, His business activities also are varled, orchlds and fr camilias, minia ture Watteau shepherdesses, a Marle | 26 [duced it 1n England, *I never rnuldl The German Follles has aroused ave stood the strain if I had not|much comment for other reasons. Antoinette Fomb: 1 Beatrice | been doing other work at the same Delmonts Deutsche Mao- 1”.. Jidly survey from below [time” sald Miss Thorndike. “The [ del, 1y advertised as a take-oft on a [thelr fneredible wigs the parade of | monotony of a long run ia terrible [ rythmic gymnastics, revealing the or actors,” { “beauty of the feminine form'" and buying beaux The dolls - | answering the questions: “How Women on Even Terms [can I stay young? 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