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Show -- vRJ WWNt'pWIHPWx r. LLYWO O F. Hm By PATRICIA CLARY United Frees Stall Correspondent HOLLYWOOD (UP) Charles Coburn, after disgusted glances at the fads for men's shorts, dracult haircuts and hair dyed gray, would lile to start a fad of his own. Monocles. 1 They wont make women any lovelier, he fumed. "But If they must have fads, let em Have a sensible one. Any man would rather see a woman In a monocle than in some of the silly dodads theyve been adop Q I) Shop" ting lately. The fad of monocles was popular in London in the 1920s. Since everything else from 1920 is reappearing. Coburn said, maybe monocles will too. "Women wore them In those days," he said. "Some of them looked doggoned attractive in them, too, Coburn has worn his own one-ey- e glass on and off the screen for 30 years. He sports one in s Peg gy," and Is trying to talk his Universal-International- screen daughters, Barbara Lawrence and Diana Lynn, into trying it. Mora Sensible Its much more sensible than mink slacks, green nail polish or French bathing suits, he said. "Women have been blaspheming the immortal trouser, painting their nails with nauseating colors and flashing before the naked eye the curves they have too much of or lack completely. The monocle would be their most timid and sensible gesture." He doesnt think every woman ought to w$;ar one. But if the fad catches on, of course everyone will. "Monocles are for correcting vision, he insisted. "Many people need glasses only for one eye. Thats where the monocle performs an ' honest, unaffected t service. I personally am both nearI wear sighted and a monocle to correct the differ- wr I"- -; " f f "VTTi, And the humorist who said seldom make passes at girls who wear glasses" Is, according to Coburn, only half right. HOLLYWOOD (UP) Thrust a hand into a Hollywood mail Jean Hagen, Attractive and Talented New York Actress sack today and the chances are . . . was spotted by film scouts and signed with youll pull out an appeal for Within two weeks after her arrival in Hollywood, she was movie stardom for a Nubian cast in important dramatic roles. , goat who can tap dance on his two hind feet while bleating an identifiable version of Darda- - the entire musical scale in two A garage mechanic In nella keys. Gemmell, Minn , has a barn owl aniwho owns an Everybody which can hoot, God Save the mal Is sure he has the replace- King, . ment for Lassie, Cheeta or From Bentonia, comes Francis the talking mule, and a fertilizer salesmanMiss., with a two It about Hollywood headed bantam rooster. 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