Two distinct developments were represented in a new type of rain coat recently introduced in Hollywood, 1931. The first was in the line of convenience, the coat being collapsible, so to speak, into a small compact package that can be carried in the pocket. The second was in material, paper replacing the customary rubberized fabric.
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Buddy Rogers, movie star, wearing new paper rain coat recently introduced in Hollywood. When not in use, the cape can be folded up and carried. |
When worn, the coat resembles the capes commonly worn by policemen. Special treatment of the paper prevents the coat from falling to pieces or developing leaks in a downpour. The photo shows Buddy Rogers, movie star, garbed in one of these new coats. Although it wasn’t raining, it might start any minute, and Buddy was ready.
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