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MUNSINGWEAR
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AMERICAN LADY i
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HICKORY BRAND \
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Something Nude Under the Sun in 1936???
The logical reaction to this picture is a deep sigh: “Roll on 1936!” From left to right you are given a
glimpse of the evolution of milady’s bathing attire from the beginning of the century to the present You’ll
notice, no doubt, that milady gets much easier to look at as the eye travels across the picture. Let us
repeat all together: “Roll on 1936!”
was in port while others attended
the baseball game and dances at
the Mandarin Ball Room and Cap
itol Beer Parlor.
Crack Band Aboard
Tire Oglala band, supposed to be
one of the crack small bands of
the Navy, and composed of some
very good musicians contributed no
.little bit to the success of the day.
The organization played down the
street on a truck to the baseball
park, where they periodically burst
forth with a number well received
by the fans in attendance.
After the band left the baseball
park, they went down town where
they played for an hour or so in
a street concert which was enthus
iastically applauded by those who
were fortunate enough to be on the
street at the time.
In Beer Parlor
Then Band Master Sid Zeremey
took his musicians into the Capitoi
Beer Parlor, where they played for
the remainder of the evening, the
jNavy almost completely taking
charge of proceedings in that lo
| cality.
