Word: ens
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Other Follies songs that will be heard: "I'm With You," "Sunny Southern Smile." Flesh fashion note: Mr. Ziegfeld has en dorsed the return of larger busts. False rumor: that the elephants who carry the undressed girls are real...
...jelly, its sides are per forated with tiny holes. When it is subjected to tooth pressure the Bonny Tart exudes grape jelly upon the consumer's tongue. Naming so many varieties is difficult. The Robena cooky is so called be cause it is iced on both sides by an "en robing machine." The Nancy Lee is named after the daughter of a plant manager in Toronto. A subsidiary of National Biscuit Co. is Wheatsworth...
...Author. Though young (29), "Daniel-Rops" (a pseudonym) has written four books, has won two prizes. His first, Notre inquietude, won the Paul Fiat; l'Ame obscure took second place in the Goncourt; Two Men in Me (Deux homines en moi) won last year's Gringoire Prize. He is a professor of literature at a French University...
...Germain-en-Laye, outside Paris, last week the Ex-Maharaja of Indore, forced to abdicate by Britain for "immorality" (TIME, March 8, 1926), moved out of his $1,000,000 Chateau Holkar, offered it for sale. With his U. S. wife, former Miss Nancy Ann Miller of Seattle, the Ex-Maharaja will live at a Paris hotel, will continue to give champagne suppers to whites and browns...
Cinema audiences stopped believing that all college students were morons several years ago and Confessions of a Co-ed will therefore seem implausible as well as dull. Its dialog, anonymously contributed, is comparable to Mother Goose without rhymes and its campus mise-en-scene suggests the cloisters of a day nursery for retarded adolescents. If anyone can take any interest at all in Confessions of a Coed, it will be because Sylvia Sidney almost manages to make real emotions out of fake situations. One of the many young actresses who have effected a successful transfer from the stage to talkies...