NO FLU IN PARADISE
Virginia Smith and Vera De
vine of the Paradise Revue
check up on Old Man \ v inter
in their dressing room. (At
right) Stately showgirl Joyce
Duskin relies on her dainty ther
mometer, boudoir table model.
Manhattan Cabaret Babies Drafts with Thermometers
i^LU, GRIPPE AND COLDS—these three spell disaster to the
^ men who manage and train the hundreds of girls who nightly
entertain the supper and after-theatre customers in the cabarets
along New York’s Great White Way.
But Georgie Hale, one of the best-known of the dance directors,
who puts the girls of the famous Paradise Restaurant on Broadway
through their paces, aoesn iv
worry' In the Paradise there’s a
thermometer almost everywhere
you look. On the makeup tables. I
on the walls of the dressing room
they stand on guard, and a draft
just hasn't a chance of sneaking in
unnoticed. In one of the alley
ways near the stage there’s even a
humiguide, to keep the air right
for health and the protection of
cofiumes and scenery.
"As you can see for yourself, '
Bald Mr. Hale when we visited him
yesterday at the Paradise, “my
girls, both at rehearsals and dur
in" rl-ows, are very susceptible to
colds, but there’s not a sniffle in
the crowd. Maybe it’s luck, but 1
think it’s because I’m careful.”
Miss Joyce Duskin, favorite of
the Paradise showgirls, shown
above, is very partial towards her
dressing table thermometer,
mounted in a lovely disk of faintly
tinted blue mirror glass. She has
one on her boudoir table at home,
too. _
Miss Duskin’s pretty thermom
eter is typical of the latest trend
in these instru
Georgie Hale
merits. inoi s-j
ong ago there
wasn't anything
very thrilling
about them, hut
q o w , without
losing any of
their accuracy,
they are adapt
ing themselves
lo every room
and every use
in the home.
Kitchen, nur
sery, o a u y a
bath ana Dad’s study — all have
their specially tailored models.
Cooking, too, is made simple as
ABC, with thermometers that tell
oven temperature, the heat of deep
fat, or even disclose the secret go
ings-on deep within the heart of
i a roast.
WHAT TOP-RUN MEANS
This diagram of the whiskey distilling
process shows how peak quality is se
cured by cutting off the r aw twild" heads**
and the heavy "tails**—and taking only
the top of the run to make Crab Orchard.
THERE’S good reason why the genial
flavor of Crab Orchard lingers so pleas
antly with you! It’s TOP-RUN whiskey—
distilled just the same as the costliest
whiskies. Now it’s aged and mellowed a full
18 months. Kind to your system and your
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TYPICAL EFFECTS OF A 51K1K±,
IN ANY MAJOR INDUSTRY
- distribution
TYPICAL CHANNELS
SUPPLY SOURCES y ,FfECT£D
ADVERSELY AFFECYED —I __
-I- Transportation STRIKE Transportation wholesalers \
Farms . i -rklT|-n rr Jobbers
Fores,t R-R- CCNTCK Water Warehouses
Oil'll*Gas Wells H H Wage & Revenue — Motor Retailers
ST" Adversely ^-Adversely Buyers
Electric Power Affected Affected Advertising
Fuels Exports
Imports —
TYPICAL GENERAL EFFECTS
Retail Trades Gov't Finances
Adversely Affected Adversely Affected
Food Stores Income Tax Losses
Clothing Stores Excise Tax Losses ,
Cigar Stores Corporation Tax Losses
Dept. Stores Retail Sales Tax Losses
Registration Tax Losses
Public Utilities
MotorCars Property Tax Losses
Insurance Admissions Tax Losses
Amusements Increased Relief Costs
The chart above shows how the
chief effects of a strike begin im
mediately to spread in all direc
tions. Back at the supply sources,
cancelled orders for raw and
semi-finished materials and
equipment tend to create addi
tional unemployment and lost
business in ever-widening circles,
listribution channels, sales,
employment, and income fall off
more or less sharply. Transpor
tation revenues shrink. Curtailed
business and thin pocketbooks at
the strike center, in the supply
sources, and distribution and
transportation channels result in
generally reduced retail trade,
smaller tax collections, increased
relief burdens. This picture of
the long trail of losses, even much
simplified as it is, indicates why
economists cannot estimate in
advance the total cost of a strike.
Studies of the losses from pre
vious strikes show that their to
tal cost mounts to anywhere from
6 to 700 times the value of wages
lost by men thrown out of work
at the strike center itself.
Central FT A
Has Valentine
Play, Speaking
The Central Parent Teacher As
sociation met on Wednesday after
noon of last week with Mrs. C. L.
Carlton presiding in the absence of
the president, Mrs. Christie. A bus
iness meeting was held and at the
conclusion a delightful program
was given.
A valentine play by the fifth
grade pupils under the direction of
Miss Esther Pridgen, was much en
joyed. Mrs. W. A. Thorne gave an
interesting talk on Founders Day
and Miss Tillman reported that the
victrola records purchased were
adding a great deal to the music
needs of the school.
David Ball of Selma, N. C. was a
visitor in the home of Mr. and Mrs.
T. B. Turner through the week-end.
"It's pretty hard to beat
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