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Wairarapa Times-Age, 6 September 1940, Page 9

KMUffIC MIMS 91 TIB O ; © —°f lorfay ' S P°P’ jl ° r l° n 0' HttecJ ; c ' enin9 CCO,S - jib < J « jT\ An unmistakable influence or. ’he trend of today’s evening /s' s \\ ©modes is seen in these picturesque costumes worn by f \\ beautiful Andrea Leeds in Swar.ee River/* the story of Stephen C Foster, the great American troubadour, produced || in Technicolor by 20th Century-Fox. Miss Leeds is featured // X with Don Ameche {as Foster) and Al Jolson in the him. 1I \VJwi \\l • ' '•J -■ '•: " jßßSßhtei [ Jl ■■'•••'<• Jnli? White chiflon over yellow L J J J|k tofleta makes this crinoline, ' J® < l/H'' vzith its interesting dropped .'.s&kSHm « , < ®r saHiraKß, *‘“’* k <•. .. /X ~; • '-fea. ~1 'i shoulder and bodice treat- handsome diamond necklace with yellow gold his enchanting black velvet crinoline, with Tiife ',,/sss/' ' mcnl White lace tiers and floral setting and earrings to match. This type of its black lace bertho and flounce and slriring , flounce feature the skirl. jewelry is again enjoying the popularity it knew in ornament of chartreuse plumes, would cut a , ' v \'X S'ephcn Foster's clay. f romantic figure on any ballroom floor today. ... c , ..:•»» 'W®- ,'SSS«Wz.-.-. zX xV Coming to the State Theatre on Friday, September 13, is “Swanee River,” Twentieth Century-Fox s great production in technicolour, which stars Don Ameche, Andrea Leeds, Al Jolson and the Hall Johnson Choir.