Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 142, Hammond, Lake County, 6 December 1921 — Page 8

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TJTE Tuesday, December 6, 1921. FOUR II 0 RSI!'" 77 niiii Do. he " ie FAMOUS FANS !:i!l!!i!!!l!ili!!liii!:!!i!l!!lii!!ii!i!l!!iHi!!!!I!!!lli!ii!!!!liii!i!liiii!i!I!li p. By Hopf - vnE. QT: -TO CO In a Ruisie. h s anions proph.cy true that t hi n ki b'.e the, earthpoe b -- r-u r.i i l-e .(' i-.-ok ji t ylt VJAf-ifS rfxC TO vA-f V4(tm T-NS-r tr. ncV.'S tVS,S - UXX ! 1 : vdo aho VsPfVt f Ills .n..t 'k- Im r Power hii.1 i i ' s v: - I- .i VXVt-R- - lOOGHT "low Unr.tAt.CETT sj-povrc mow CLfVv i51 v .'.' Wit " V,', v- V? r I S, A" r .jit -r a i Ca.iTinker," "Polly, S . .r , in British papers ly great outbreak of ivuui, .- fornitx. Do vu think this ts ml

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,woil what climate la, but I had boliter roako olear what I nuar. by beiu;ty. In common with most of tho

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trieir eunrj I aee t.".e i;i'.r hand of the moraa.ra qu!i- us lu.e.iy to have been writ

ten on the me ty-nrn of Dece nlr

aa on tru' twenty -firs', of June,

All the tn3 ' art ai d literaturo of

their oarnest consideration. I refuse tr.. wo,j has barn produced In th!

painters and aculptors and critics of itoday who have given to the matter

to accept ouch dictionary definition aa that tt la "a combination of qualittea, auch aa shape, proportion, color.

that delights the eight." or even to (accept tha stricter metaphysical dsrtnjltlon of that moFt modern philosopher jOeorge S&r.tayana: "Beauty la pieaaluro aa tha Quality of a thing." I do

not balleva that any great artist of beauty. tany age would accept them. Ho would Sunlight and Warmth Ider.jr that pleasure ts tha only emo- The great burgeoning! of beauty

.tlon. er tha whola emotlen r tha "' l5!" S""" warmer anu

belt. When enthusiastic pursuers of the new come to me and tell me tha' they have diweovered great art In the ruinrd temploa of Tehuantepe; or on the banks of the Cbargl. I am not even politely Inrrcd ulcus. The bolt Includes Ksrpt. a great prrt of China, ilreeoe, Italy, France, England and Japan. Kifty-flve diiaie-" are rath r high, twenty-seven rather low, for

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Soar tVAPrr vjinds op im f -ricm .

, really Impartant emotion awakened by thing of beauty. WerHd's Beauty Belt

ror aa, aa for all tha men

reman I knew who have given thought to tha matter, a thing of beauty Is a

f.na and significant manifestation

tha Life Force which surprises and thrills and stimulates. Always there (s the element of surprise In tha emotion. Always It comes a-s a revelation knd a stimulant. If It dees not, if tt merely produces pleasure, however charming and delightful It may bo, I wilt not call tt beautiful.

Tha world haa Its beauty belt. The

mer equable ollmea. in lands whera

the wlr.ter lingers no longer than is.

needful to brace and tnylgorata, never' long enough to dull tn Ureooo and In Italy, In parts of China In which, and the climate la equable, In equable Ja-'

pan. A certain physical easiness Is! necessary to tha production of beauty; tha flbrea must not be stiffened or'

of numbed by cold, or actually relaxed

by htat. In bodies enjoying this eaii-j nass the ahaokles of the flesh bind the spirit mere loosely; it functions' men freely. In those bodiea tho ore-' five imagination enjoys tha fulieet piny and produces its fine and atlmu-! latiny works. Also a great deal of sunlight is necessary to the production of beauty; sunlight la tho exhila--rating and stimulating ally of warmth.,

It la in tho warm and sunny lards.

that vau a-et tha auatalnad Affnrt of'

autirul things have bean produced the artist, an effort which has lasted! In tho belt" "wklch runs from about over years and produoed such master-; rwenty-seven to fifty-five degrees pieces as the Iliad, tho Odyssey, thel

north of tho Equator. Up to now no frieses of tho Parthenon, tho Theban

great work of art has been produced Trilogy, the Inferno, thoso Jade bowls

1n the corresponding beit south of tas or figures which tha artist haa wrought Equator; but doubtless there is still to exquisite form by seven or ten;

iiope for South Australia, the south of .Vars- loving toll. There is no Oreek. Bouth America, and Kouth Africa, or Latin, nr Italian lyrto as beautiful; Even the most beautiful human be- as the finest English lyrics. Bat set Kgs have been born and are born in tho Paradise Lost against the Odysasy

this belt! ail the beautiful women or tha Inferno, and it Is not of so susrhase names have sweetened tho aes talnod a level of beauty. f-Semlramij, H:!en, Cleopatra, Oue- . nevere, La G'oconda. Ninon de l'En- romtero c!o mrera bern in this belt. Venus s,t tn Paintings of the groat Ttalherse.f and Aehtartth were creatures 1"x" th paintings of tha North pf orn painters and that (rracltmsneae n.k. . K?.t a. . .i which corr.ea of the warmth and sun-'

light is yet more strongly marke4 Doubtlosa aeautiful women aro born There Is a graetouanoas of oolor and bovo and te'.ow it in Scandinavia, pattern and idea la paintings by Lotn-

ct exampio. and Southern India. But .rdo. Botticelli, and Lulnl whioh ovtn hy are never quite as beautiful as P.embrandt lacks; but no one could!

tho most beautiful woman born in it. say that Leonardo's "Virgin of tha to tako faml'Jar instances, the bean- Racks" or BottloelM's "Venus Rising fiful Irish glr's are of Southern Ire- from the Sea" aro a whit less sla-nlfl-

lsnd; tho beautiful Scts come to cant than Rembrandt's "Night London yoans and stay there; the Watch." j momen of the Argentine are mors Tho demand of Northern critic for! fciiutifal than the women of Brazil. the primitive and tho crude, which I

If evr there does coir.e a great out- has been so clamorous and persistent break of beauty in the United States of late yearn, is chiefly climatic; their It will bo in Florida, or California, revolt against graclousness and dellBut in England there are summer cvcy is tho product of tho rudex Cays all the year round to rolax tho climes af Sagland an Nortkorn jrj)iritt and the Hues; Frar.oa. " '

ptts in the heart of the turmoil; faced them with tragedies that followed tn the trail cf the Four Horsemen; set a,bout to test their souls aa only a master can test the inherent nature of majx, and when the moment of "finis" came, tt found these representatives mortals quite ready to accept the several fates laid out for them, Metro's screen version of "The Four Horsemen" which opened last nifrht at tho Par henon theatre, is a production that equals, if tt doesn't surpass, tha Ibanez book It's characters are vivid, varied an 1 exact, Its settings marvels of achieve ment and the production as a whole, weila worthy of the author of "ThFour Horsemen of tlie Apocalypse."

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