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V 1 is d. d yr 1 r y S a i f frK fy y rK IS W- W y-jg y s f 5 g r g lass Starr the th E Ei 5 Type Garments That a Express T Temperament e Temperament Mme me Bernhardt's ern ar s Gorgeous Chin Chinchilla hilla Cloak Billie Burke the Daintiest Actress Personality Evidenced by F Fabric bric and Frills HE Ii I essential difference b between t ten en the Clie actress and nod tho ordinary ry woman C us ns ts far ru as clothes co h In is bet th the actress allows allons her gars nr- nr Dents to express her personality hilI the ordinary In In most in instances In in- toles iriel stances tries to to Iho Ilvo up to her clothe clothes II Hor many of ot us have e not come out of ot ofa ofa a 11 theater under the spell of or a n strong and brilliant personality on Ion the stage talt thinking think think- In Ing Ill hare bare a n gown Just like that Ill I'll look like that HI III net act like Uk that Ill I'll be like tho that t But alas I though a good memory and a little trouble may Indeed duplicate for us the be gown It will never teem seem to ha have hare e the same meaning the same Indescribable charm that made the real gown own n part put of the woman omAn who wore It Itt t ery actress If It she Is a n great enough h actress lI sets Bets ts a fashion nt at some time or orether other ether In b r ea career reer There are arc actresses es s who bo sit FH t maD many fashions and d th they y are arc riot not always alwa s the actresses s es with the most vivid personalities either Some little detail of ot drew dress like a collar colla r a necktie a belt It thenay the way nay a II hll hat t I Is tipped or a Q parasol IB is carrh car car- rh d. rJ-d. d If It e essentially charming and becom fog ing will be seized upon and Imitated until b behold bold It appears almost overnight in III the dl department 1St stores ortS ort'S ticketed Th Tb Elsie EllIe Janis belt the tho Mario Marto Cahill doll the Peter lan l'an shirtwaist the Ethel Etbel Barrymore earring the Mary Manner Manner- tug lug curl 0 and nd becomes a fashion The Great Actress All 11 Things Thin to All AH Costumes Continue One Ont reason of tb the charm and meaning In to the actress actress' cloth fa a as contrasted with those of the ordinary woman Js is that the Is forever being Iol a different woman Abe Ibe Is not Is-not not merely pretends to b b but It If she I Is a good actress a actress a dozen different t personalities s In as many seasons seasons It If sh she e I Is hi a n I member cm r of ot a 8 stock company she ma may 7 easily bo be the dozen different personalities In to ns IS mauv nights This has of course e. n a direct Influence on her own personality Tho great actress has baa usually usually ally iI several veral sides to her nature while the ordinary woman has but one and ond that often not Dot a particularly broad one spectacle of ot a n little dumpy woman tryIng try try- I Ing to live lire up to La Tosca co costume tume copied om om I a Bu superb rb at affair air worn orn by Mn Madame ame I Eames Is scarcely more distressing than that of ot a tall toll and angular maiden n In her bar thirties dr dressing like and nOd endeavoring to Imitate th the kittenish saucIness of ot a Billie Burke Durke Actresses Who ho Delight In Effect Between th the tragedy dy garments R of ot Miss Mai lone who dearly lov loves s a role In which she mn may b be emotional In seek seek- cloth shapeless garments and aDd with h her r halt hair let down dawn and the airy petticoats of a n Get eo who twinkles through her part pare In tulle sprinkled with lilies thc of valley of there aro are Innumerable types of costume 1 liven Even nn the more or lets lees conventional garb garbot of ot modern dress drees Is tI made l de to take on new meanings when expressing the different nt personalities s of the actresses who play modern society roles But Dut there are lire two general types of ot dress under which the lesser classification are arranged d. d These two tr types s are iro aro the statuesque que and the wins win some nome styles of ot costume Some Wom women D look better in one than thaD In tb the other Some may wear only one type with safety An actress whom the statuesque type of costume greatly becomes becomes' Is Js Miss Del Bar F 9 i ar r F sa 6 i I rr a YI f d t W r 4 P l r rr Ac Ml II Dat Driver a CitrO Style a u 4 y A. A S r 1 r w 1 1 I i i f c 1 r k r c ci Ii i j I r J A L b j aI v is i 4 3 ky iw y hM f t i Z byr t S 1 b jh e 1 t i i af r A i yi rF ar aro o 5 I y lt x r d r yr yv ii 1 t a f A 1 i rf There is a Charm i r 4 4 r rf ri yf i about out Even the Y ie Ca Costumes 1 tume g J t i c Jr rr sY d of Ergie rere lep U tion ion 1 n t III I There l is Tem Tempera Temperament et ent I In r t e Very Ho Hoof 11 u U of Leslie C Carters Carter's s DC'S Draperies e ie iea R. R I l d. d a rI Ie TCP c. c s lIP r Express Ex P es tier Key v r PP P Piquant u Pm Cha-Pm C t tV i 2 r 9 I Z s sr 1 c 1 r g a L to toc t r I I I One of e the tLe Sumptuous Cos Costume umes Madame Hadame Wears Wear I tha Kalish One of ot the tho costumes she wore wor j I last season a season a long Jonc sinuous satin gown loaded and encrusted with v-Jtb embroideries 1 and jewels was a veritable Cleopatra af st affair full fair and huge emeralds swinging from her ears un and over her brow In the thick waves wares of her hr dark hair hall Increased d this erect effect of magnificence c nce Mme Emma Eames Is II always statuesque even statuesque even when garbed an tJI simple Marguerite Bernhardt Is ono one of ot the few gifted actresses who may be statuesque petite petitt piquant mig tonne or simple as It Jt pleases her Is h no longer thin Though she sho ho will m never b be other than a slender woman that excessive sive Ite l leanness leanness ot of which she was waa clever enough to make a n feature feature has bat pared d. d but Bernhardt as SA this latest photograph photograph pho pho- shows shone still affects tb the voluminous costume erects effects the he wrist and throat which suggest est the extreme of ot pa pathetic thinness Mf MI Billie Darke Durke Sets Seta Debutante Fashions Fashion Quite the antithesis of Madame lad me Bern Bern- bardt's bardt s sumptuous and aud stately gowns are the dainty frocks of little Miss lIss Billie Burke who divides honors with Miss Elsie Elslo Janis Jaola a as 1111 the debutantes debutante's Idol Miss Burkos Burko's costumes costume are arc copied and ond recopied re- re copl copied d so 8 are re her postures her vigorous little mann mannerisms the way she does her hair and tw poises 1 es her bead head and opens orens herbig her bel herbig big babyish eyes Billie Burkes Burke's frocks are ire always exquisitely feminine and exquisitely young She seems the Incarnation of ot youth and Joy and the spring time of happiness Her lIer wilful petulant entrancing little ways are ore expressed by bv charming frocks and though her ber followers may not hope to possess 55 SS her saucy new her dimples or tho winsome way of her they faithfully copy her curls and ad her costumes costumes Tho The photograph photo shows Miss Burke In SD one of ot the tho dainty f locks frocks t she be wears In 10 Mrs rs Dot a n chiffon affair draped over white lace luco and bordered at the feet with skunk fur The bodice Is s a n simple surplice sur Bur that tha t folds softly across the bosom m. the V V of ot the chiffon revealing a quaint little vest cst of white ace Below low the girdle the chiffon overdress 0 parts a again and shows bows the petticoat of chiffon slurred shirred over o lace On her bel head bead con confining the riotous curls that are ara part of or this little I actress's charm Is ii the famous ramous Billie Burke fillet made of ot three squares of or Russian lace mounted on silver nr gauze and embroidered with small smell white while beads and turquoises Another pretty frock worn In u Mrs frs Dot was designed for tor Miss Burke after atter r a Callot model This little dr dress dres s is II a R copy of or one worn by hy the Empress Jo Josephine in tn the days when her slender elendor loveliness first Oret caught Napoleons Napoleon's eye There Is a lace overdress which ban bangs slim and ond straight ht over n a very narrow slip Mlp of thin pink silk and the tho lace overdress s sis s Is caught in Just beneath the bust and arms with a broad brand pink silk sash at the top of or which is Js sewed a wreath of ot tiny pink roses ro cs Could Coult anyone Imagine n a frock rock more sweetly simple and charming Still Still another gown gon worn by Miss Burke Burko In Mrs Mrs Ir Dot Is Js of ot lace IRee over o white whit e satin MUn a n court train of ot the lace Ince fallin falling g from the shoulders to the floor With h gh this gown Iown Is worn a n hat of ot nattier hirt blue e brocade and aDd pink roses with long stream ers era of ot black velvet coming from undo under the wide Ide brim Emotional Gowns for Great Scenes Scene Tr Tempestuous IB is tb the word to apply t to o Leslie e Carters Carter's costumes Never NeTer for on one e moment do you forget foret the the- woman i In Sn considering the tho gown but somehow he her hervery r pr very draperies seem to be instinct with wit h the fire tire and Intensity df of e supreme temperament temper temper- ament The costume designed for a great reat emotional scene is not always elaborate Sometimes It Jt Is In lolls Its simplicity y or somberness but even If it it Jt be bu but t the most ordinary skirt and blouse o of f dark serge somehow or other It will heon be he- he ou on the actress who wears nears It It anything anything g but ordinary There Thero will b b n a trick a of ot f collar n collar n certain cut of ot shoulder shoulder-n n a bitof bit bitof of oC a. a white cuff Clift a against the dark fabric that will make a 1 picture of this very Cry ery ordinary serge flere skirt and blouse and nod give e It a meaning nod and An nn expression that ordinary or or- workaday clothes clothe never neer have e Look at nt the costumes Mrs FIske wo wore Tore re In Salvation oD Nell nt tho prim businesslike business busi busi- ness ness like frocks of Blanche Bates tt's in n The Fighting 1 Hope yet set these gowns worn orn by these women In these thrilling scenes were distinct with personality and ond expressed ex ex- expressed pressed better hetter thau thou any frills trills or furbelows lows could have done tho the Intense feeling g of the emotional parts they costumed The Feminine Frock and Its Ita Pro Pro- Two actresses es there are arc who are al always al- al ways ways ways-In in whatever role they are cast cast cast- deliriously ly feminine and ond e are Ml Miss s Elsie KIslo Ferguson on n and Ml Miss MIlls Frances Frances Fran Fran- ces cs Marr Harr Iboto of or both tb these lie actresses ac nc- ac- ac tre tresses In new Dew costumes worn wore In plays of ot this fen season son are reproduced on 00 today's page Miss I Ferguson erg Is always sweet always expressive of gentleness t. t tenderness tender ness flees and nod sympathetic womanhood Her lIer costumes emphasize this appeal Over Uvel beautiful dress 8 of chiffon and chan lace Ince is thrown ono one of f Miss Iu Fer Fer- guson's gilson's superb evening wraps wraps wraps-a a model of velvet elvet richly embroidered with J gold thread The small bat hat with Its burden of ot heavy plumes Is s worn WOrD off orr the face to show bow the actress actress' lovely hair which Is 19 Isone one of or her most striking b beauty B IJ tr points The gown 0 worn by hy Miss Frances s Starr IH is especially lovely lo and Is with feminine appeal and charm It Is of ot c chiffon over oer very thin thill clinging satin IaUn the upper b bodice dlce above tb the tunic chiffon over oter Valenciennes l lace The i sat done on 00 net Is IB as U soft and supple in texture os as the ma I nuts nUll the whole costume au satan tr It follow the wearers wearer's lovely figure gure hl 1 and subtly de defining curves cur The orle tJ necklace of It coral and dull M WI striking detail of ot tbt tills till's costume f MI rJ s Jane Cowl In 10 The wears n mo most t beautiful jowa the file first ant act Tills This Is a n dinner r c st of canary yellow the bottom of ot th the tb j being bordered with black m martin marten With Mis Miss Cowls Cowl's dark dink hair and andI I l Ii Iii I coloring this gown O I most mot effective ih fl tb the Pam came act lIet Miss Mis Edith Barker very chic little dinner gown of ot ret i green reeo pJ satin tin veiled with chocolate t Thousand of Yards of bt Chiffon the Blue Bird Gird rg r i Thou Though h individual to for tor nothing in the cast tut of ot the iB m Bird the th costumes are lire certainly w we weful ful and tremendous must mast have bue bees bees' 11 bill hill for or chiffons Yards and W ya this filmy and expensive stuff float in Sn wonderful coor color erects effects The Theon gory Night 1 f all nil In shades of ot the be loe lots r nl against which the jp moon comes out on on onan an autumn enIs the en Is an sn achievement in dress So ate are re floating e elusive ushe draperies of or til hours hour the almost t liquid told folds of or ft that t n sow flow w from Waters Um slim s ders derv 11 and the and the tb JoT de' de 6 I draperies of or the th Little Unborn C dren dreg through which their J Jond and ond round pink limbs gleam esq t auW Opera Costumes Rare Rarely E Es ateN Personality The n grand opera star wears wean bertl costumes in concert work ork lIu and oat Brt lot operatic productions prOduction The mod voice Toke is the particular r Interest t it at t opera opera never the co costumes costume On One era remembers after hearing Butter what Clo Clo Sans Bans kimonos kimono were 1 Of Ot course Aida Alda wore something ip spit pl did and barbaric but just what was 1 11 may expire In 10 ever liTer BO so lYon f n a Purls Paris negligee but no ore one pays payi m n attention to It It listening to her Even en of ot Calves Calve's costumes In Caro Curet one seems to carry away sWAT but reroute beyond that of ot fringe on 00 her shawl r But In hT hr concert costumes costume ht built Parisian couturiers the opera star itar r very splendid Miss l Geraldine Farma Farm Farrar till a n mo most t. t lovely lo own gown own designed ned by PI In which she has haH fun sung at al several print entertainments this winter This l lis IO join is of paillette embroidered pink cm over o which Is draped a Ii d dof dr i of pink satin meteor Ib The b bodice ot of oft pi chiffon o er over lace reveals cereals the tho contour the tho shoulders and arms arms- arms and ond aroun around j jarm arm edging ln tb the diminutive lace Uce l ce sleeta sletTia tA a n l band of dark the fur only fut fur t flat appears on the entire costume costume 1 Ss is another o cp star who dresses rather simply offstage off l' l stage This singer ginger has bas a charming 1 n sympathetic fa face e and a t J D nai little figure rather Inclining to cat eats point SILVER ER JEWELRY N the collection of ot ornament Ix by the well dressed well well-dres ed WO worn soma lI sliver Jewelry has has been raised t teN Imp Important position lTer fortes forms e a f setting for tor all precious ton atones sod a gives M s 's richness without the app appalling expense Filigree ree and ana sari enci Bohemian ornaments are now DOW being belD m mw ni worn w worn ro and many of the semi elan designs occupy places pieces In the j casket asket Silver Sliver Jewelry Is beautS blended with rich velvets and oil on takes but the touch of ot a silver sliver orni orna to make an evening gown goo a a. a r rr r n 4 G Y Yc c lit a a R v it rI rIt t C a 1 1 t r Ua II 11 1111 11 y I |