Salt Lake Telegram | 1929-10-20 | Page 35 | Science Called upon to Outwit Curb on Nudity

V E V VV V Jl V V SCIENCE lEDl U ON 10 CURB CUBB ON nN NUDITY b 1 Paris faris Must Have Its Jb Dar D t V I ing Sh Shows wa pe Despite pit r 1 V Police Ban V V VV By By N. N R REYNOLDS V V V PA PACKARD KD United Staff C rr PARIS Oct 19 w. w UP UP enl of oC tho abstract and physical leal haY b cn con concentrating their talents re recently In an an effort cort to gc get gE the ban barl pl placed c d on on nude pud 1 l cl l' l by Chief Chii of Police Jean Jean M Mathematicians physicists V 11 rJ an and anthropolOgIsts shave have ha c alk r contributed Ideas Idel so Ro that curious t tourists and not t too o blase blas Parisians Parisians' I s. s V may mav still 8 see Sec O un unadorned d b beauty beauty- If It they J pay a the price ot of admission n FIRST IDEA a 6 One of t tile thc first Irs Ideas Ideas' to ge ge get V aro around nd this edict b by ness a scientific touch was put f Tot Tot-i i iward ward by a. a mathematician a math maU lan He Ie cl after tion arid and perusal al of at statistics s if t the average woman 1 takes k a at t least five Cho minutes to prepare for for-b d. d te then conceived the tIme Idea of ing undressing to a worlds world's re record P ti And so It was advertised that Ch Char Chir- Charlotte lotte the champion ch i t rJ changer ehan could disrobe in in thre V minutes I tf i This spectacle was w s pr presented presented- nL as a a. vulgar a-vulgar offering but asan ga educational edu edu- dU- dU V i enlightenment to husbands husbands ex and prospective bands It w was as surprising the x nuro-x ber bel o of oC men who paid In ord ord that the they might learn hOT to In Instruct their wives or future futuro the knack of ot preparing for tor slee sleep ii three three- minutes s. s 1 THE PHYSICIST SCORES t p A physicist whose mind h had 4 long been preoccupIed gra tt and the refraction of ot next came camo forward with scientific idea His Was wast to ha hava ea silhouette dance b by unclad nymphs behind a screen but somehow or on other mirrors were carelessly placed etl on tho the floor so that b by lo looking down the spectators had a J good although aK al- though somewhat Indirect view oC ot the other sl side e of or the curtain Tills made a big big hit hit In An anthropologist saved for tor or the Parisian Luna Luna- park V l lUc t felt that people do not donot not know ab about ut the ne of the plateau in Ute this African Sahara So buxom girls fr from m the desert were Th They were advertised as wearing huge soup plates stuck t rated stretched lips Ups and nd ap In their native cost costumes mes And men i with scientific minds I these Saharan n sisters who sang and d danced chanced In their pf picturesque COB oS' oS tum tuniCs B of or tropical sunburn r V AND THEN THE CHEMIST Not far lr b was a a. chemist b wanted to educate educato hum humanity b by rc rei rc- the tremendous tremendous' p powers o oC O fluids His altruism was not for naught and over over In MontMartre there appeared William the Wizard Wizards whoso whose powers over the element elements could make the garments of or a II very cry I beautiful y yOung oung n thing timing quite transparent transparent transparent trans trans- V parent by his dropping on her some H 20 combined with another f I 4 V mula muta Th There rc are arc t man many shows sho p course which do not come under the ban banot of ot the little Corsican polI police o.- o. chief V The m most st st. popular of or these still sUll remain re remain ye- ye main the exotic dances of Hindu harem girls The They are arc generally to tobe tobe tobe be seen at most of the music halls hajIs here during during- the Intermission T performances aro much tIt the 1 dancer puts on In a a. circus Bi tt show sho- In America V b V VV V V V u 4 41