Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Saturday, September 11, 1926 · page 7

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‘ARTCIIAIMBHELEN GAIN'

Helen Wills, shy her appendix and her tennis championship, returns
to her beloved art class at the University oi California.

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FASTEST ANIMAL ALIVE

hl"--Master Robbin Oieland, grandson of General John I. nine-t,
genietotv. S.army stafl,is impressed. no Innis tosee that hirtliethe
photographer tells about.

.WHAM! PUR-BOTTOMED PANTS! fa

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Those iioppy pants the dear boys arelwearin: get a hit drauhty in
pool weather. So Eugene Prewett, 18, oi M Worth, ’l‘ex.. has devised
m culls for them. doubtless to keep out the cold. He’s shown here do-
. “the Charleston in 'em to demonstrate how they leek in action. Inset
shows a close-up ot the fur-bottoms. '

RENHAS mEEoNGROME No x

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no little guy Whippet. I“ legs and up. n said to he the tastest
animal that lives. note in Margaret‘Gilligan holding "mm." and be-
low, the race that made her a champion at Prides Crossing, Mass.

'A SILENT CHARLE TON

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PAGE SEVEN

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DAUGHERTY WATCHES THE PAPERS

New Opera Star, a Highborn Flapper; .
Quick, Athletic, Colorful, Modern

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Introducing the "dapper diva!" Ina-eta Goddard, 17-year-old
Deston girl, is the youngest prime donna'in grand opera. Her hair is
bobbed and she has learned to smoke, though she tossed over the habit

when told it threatened her career; she swims like a iish, can turn somer-

sanits iron: a spring hoard. drives a racing car and can talk inwilisenuy
and frankly on any of the “modern subjects."

PRIZE WINNERS? SURE! '

a picture of Marsha! Foch. left, and Génerai John J. Pershinfl
Well. yes, but Pershing would consider it first of all a picture or littid
Jeanne Fournier Foch. the war leader‘s grandchild. It came in on thl
line ship which brought General Pershing home.

TWIN S—OUT FOR THE CHANNEL‘

'"' Ada Hellman, right, as Wise Butterfly" and Jackie Miller at the bow
parade celebrating Staten Island's sssqnicentenninl. Jack? on, he was

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"" Phyllis and Charlotte Ziteniield. 18, plan to swim the English Channel

together in a couple of years. Just now their chief pride is mm
mm the Hudson river from Yonkers to New York, 17 miles, in ii 1-:
hours. And they said they weren't tired at the finish.

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