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At the Movies                          Grab a nickel and lets see a show!!!

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What would you have watched if you went to the movies during the 20s.

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Charlie Chaplin\n\nSir Charles Spencer Chaplin, KBE (16 April 1889 -- 25 December 1977), known as Charlie Chaplin, was an English comic actor and film director of the silent film era. He became one of the best-known film stars in the world before the end of the First World War.

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1920's Fashion History Facts: Fast Fact Sheet
Fast, fun facts and Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's) about 1920's Fashion history of women.

What were the names of 1920's Fashion Designers?
The names of the most Famous 1920's Fashion designers included Gabrielle "Coco" Chanel, Jeanne Lanvin, Elsa Schiaparelli, Sonia Delauney, Jean Patou, Madeleine Vionnet, Florrie Westwood, Norman Hartnell, Hilda Steward and Victor Stiebel.

Who were the 1920's Fashion Icons? The 1920's Fashion icons included Hollywood movie stars such as Norma Shearer, Joan Crawford, Clara Bow, Louise Brooks, Marie Provost, Marlene Dietrich, Gloria Swanson and Colleen Moore. Other Fashion icons included Zelda Fitzgerald, Josephine Baker, other celebrities and members of royalty.

What were main 1920's Fashion trends that characterized the era? The main 1920's Fashion trends for women were:

● Short Flapper style clothes that provided freedom of movementboyish 'garconne' look and adoption of male clothingCasual styles for day wear as worn by Norma Shearer in the photo
● Striking Art Deco designs
● Cloche hats and bobbed hairstyles

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● Fun, fringed flapper dresses or glamorous silk gowns for evening attire

1920's Fashion for Women: The Roaring Twenties and the Jazz Age
1920's Fashion attracted unprecedented publicity from the movie studios that publicized pictures and photographs of their famous movies stars who were idolized by millions of women who wanted to emulate the clothes worn by their idols. These women became the most influential of all the fashion icons of the era and their eager fans followed the latest trends and fashion styles. The exuberant and unconventional celebrities challenged the traditional styles worn by women by wearing short skirts, unrestricted clothes and make-up. Colleen Moore, a famous movie star of the era described the 1920's Fashion worn by the flappers as smart and sophisticated, with an air of independence and who were so casual about their looks and clothes and manners to be almost slapdash. 1920's Fashion represented modernism and women who were determined to free themselves of the shackles of the Victorian era.

Pictures of Famous 1920's Fashion The photographs and pictures of the 1920's Fashion illustrate the hairstyles, make-up, fashion and clothes worn by the Hollywood movie stars of the 1920's - Clara Bow, Greta Garbo, Joan Crawford, Colleen Moore, Bessie Smith, Gilda Gray and Bebe Daniels.

1920's Fashion History Facts for Women: The Short Bob Hairstyle The short bob hair cut and style symbolized the independent and modern woman of the 1920's. There were several different bob hairstyles including the 'Dutch boy' bob, the Eton Crop, the 'Marcel wave', the Castle Bob and the 'Shingle' bob cut that contributed to 1920's Fashion .

Short Bob Hairstyles

The 'Dutch boy' bob: The 'Dutch boy' hairstyle was straight, slick and smoothly edged to just below the chin line and featured bangs.

The Eton Crop: The Eton crop a very short, slicked-down version of the bob style, famously worn by Josephine Baker.

The 'Marcel wave': 'Marcelled' hair was a popular style for women's hair in the 1920s achieved by means of heated curling irons that could produce controlled waves quickly. The 'Marcel wave' was a waved version of the bob hairstyle.

The Castle Bob: The Castle Bob, named after Irene Castle, was another version of the short cut bob, that featured with little curls on the fringe and at the bottom.

The 'Shingle' bob cut: The 'Shingle' bob cut featured a look of rows of waves and layers over a closely shorn neck (resembling the row of sloping shingles used on a roof).

Short Bob Hairstyles

1920's Fashion History Facts for Women The modern, seasonal fashion cycle was established in the 1920s and continues to dominate the fashion industry today. The following fact sheet contains interesting facts and information on 1920's Fashion

Facts about the 1920's Fashion for Women

1920's Fashion History Fact 10: The 'Garconne' look and Coco Chanel: The boyish 'garconne' look ("boy" with a feminine suffix) and adoption of male clothing was introduced by fashion designer Coco Chanel and favored by movie stars like Marlene Dietrich. The liberating androgynous styles were daring and innovative. Coco Chanel is credited with liberating women from the constraints of the "corseted silhouette" and introducing sporty, casual chic to the modern women of the era. Coco Chanel used male themes like sailors outfits and mechanic's dungarees as inspirations for her fashions. Men's sweaters were worn with a belt around the waist, women wore tailored suits complete with shirt and tie. Short knickerbockers and baggy trousers also became in vogue enabling women to enjoy comfortable sports clothing for golf and and bicycling. Coco Chanel is also famous for popularizing the 'little black dress'.

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Facts about the 1920's Fashion for Women

Facts about the 1920's Fashion for Women The following fact sheet continues with facts about 1920's Fashion

Facts about the 1920's Fashion for Women

The shoulders of 1920's coats were cut broad with voluminous arm holes, which intensified the look of 'shapelessness'. Capes and fur coats (for the wealthy) were also in fashion. Real fur coats included mink. fox and seal fur. A fashion trend for both men and women were full length raccoon coats.

Women plucked their eyebrow, used eye pencil and applied kohl to their eyelashes, used lipstick to create an exaggerated lip line, nail polish and applied face powder and rouge (they also applied rouge to the knees!).

The bias cut was a technique for cutting cloth diagonal to the grain of the fabric which enabled it to cling to the body whilst moving with the wearer.

Madeleine Vionnet styles were characterized by the handkerchief dress, the cowl neck, and the halter top.

Facts about the 1920's Fashion for Women

Facts about 1920's Fashion: The Roaring Twenties
For visitors interested in the history of the Roaring Twenties, the Jazz Age and 1920's Fashion refer to the following articles:

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The article on the 1920's Fashion provides detailed facts and a summary of clothing in the United States. . The following video will give you additional important facts, history and dates about the personal and political lives of all the US Presidents - a crash course in American History.

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Nickelodeon

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The Harlem Renaissance

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The Grand Ole Opry and WSM radio

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Blues and Jazz:
Take the time to play a quick jazz tune on the piano. You should only take ONE minute! http://virtualpiano.net/

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Advances in Transportation

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Roaring 20s Facts and Information

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Before TV there was family radio

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The Nickelodeon was the first type of indoor exhibition space dedicated to showing projected movies. Usually set up in converted storefronts, these small, simple theaters charged five cents for admission and profited throughout the 1920's. As the movie theater is today, the nickelodeon was a center hub of enjoyment for young people and families.

The  nickelodeon was not called a cinema or "Movie theater" until after the roaring 20's.

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Look at how many automobiles were made throughout the 20's

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Explore the over 90 years of history from the Grand Ole Opry: the show that made country music famous.

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Thanks to Edison, you can put this record on your phonograph and listen to the hits of the 20s!

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Thanks to Edison, you can put this record on your phonograph and listen to the hits of the 20s!

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ST LOUIS BLUES by W C Handy and Orchestra

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