New Britain Herald Newspaper, July 5, 1930, Page 3

i How Infatuation for Lovely Women'Teeth Cost aRich BachelorsLife "z, Highbrow Dancing Banker After Dental Audacities a-la Poe TEETH—BUT WHOSE? To this man a woman's teeth were every- thing. To all of us they are a great deal. The teeth scattered on this page are those of as many of the most famed beauties of our screen. - Yet who can identify any of them? Try it and see. iy X Z Z R I s e i 2 HAD “TOOTH COMPLEX"” Eye-Compelling Photo of Elwyn Bentley Surrounded by Types of Teeth Such as Led to Hie Downfall. Before His Arrest and Suicide, He Traveled All Over the United States Seeking Victims Whose Molars He Might Pull, i A e G s G may nee: humbly. I B DENTAL GHOUL Black-and-White by the Eminent British Artist, Harry Clark, Ulustrating Edgar Allan Poe's Gruesome Tale, “Berenice,’ v HIS SN a Man, Fascinated by a Girl's Pearly 3 & p E a NEMESIS Teeth—Just as Bentley Was—Dug \ ik ) Pretty Mrs. Mildred Up Her Body and Extracted Them. Pl N > pouches Rankin, Young St. Louis » : : Matron, Who Had “Dr.” ! : — Mo.fl men consider pearly white dere . most intelliger \en in Springficld he amused him- Bentley Arrested for Yanking Out One ¢ SUICIDE MANSION teeth one of of Her Incisors. Posing as a Dentist, t ¢ Palatial Home of “Dr.” Bentley at Springfield, Mo., S R RN e i T 22 / . i), s, y 2 & : v iing Bentley Asked Permission to Clean eI A Where He Slew Himself After One of His 200 of them are so : , s i in St. Louis that this strange Her Teeth—with Surprisingly o e 5 Feminine Victims Caused His Arrest for Extracting few of (.[. are s t ki loo. About two Unpleasant Results. T i Her Teeth Without Either Her Permission or a beauty of their girl 1 neisors f for da 0 years @ vas introduced to Mrs. A : Dental License. and molars ‘ i Rank atron of - ome of the friend who One mornin af erked a tooth out s, i i i 1 § N N | N ! | N . N | i N N N e lieved off: time to r n told tk rever to be fou q they sa spurred r r th s and decided — z comp anytl amusen proved, he y cheated bot Biler tosth rendous public t ; . the kind Mr. Bentley wou d by put u r to remove the AL it charge. His manner w in so gentle t se him. h parties were ple: £ the operation suall ral mot most ¢ s friends he nuy good looking women and r ot rofessor Johr many Ameri el th to allowi I # - o Wi = R s reputed to be one of his in- th emof dentist 5 h A 3 : X 3 ! pent in dance hal h “No Boy Friends, No Lessons!” Said These Four Flappers, Whose Disappearance from Fashionable Whittier School of Merrimac, Mass., Set Half of New England Springfield, where he had lived ignorant h es he f ) Searching for Them. When Found, They Said They Were on Their Way to Hollywood. Reading from Left to Right: Helen Holbrook, 17; Ethel Kennard sinie bayhind: Bartley bad Seen ton: ; i : 18; Edith Spurr, 15, and Madeline Shepherd, 17. - 1330, Laternations! Feature Service, Inc. Great 5 Rignis Reserves ey, isgsrr i o N G W4 : Iy "}%WM%WZ g / : % / i 7