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Story July 3, 1926

The Watchman And Southron

Sumter, Sumter County, South Carolina

What is this article about?

Queen Elizabeth of Belgium, via her spokesman, denies bobbed hair, crediting her hairdresser's skill for the shingled appearance without actual cutting. The piece satirizes fears of her joining modern flapper styles.

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A QUEEN'S HAIR

Queen Elizabeth of Belgium—through her official spokesman—denies that she has had her hair bobbed. The denial is entertaining.

"If her majesty looks as though her hair were shingled," says the royal statement, "that is because of the skill of her hairdresser, who is able to make the queen's hair appear as if it were cut. But no shears have touched her hair."

This is reassuring. Most of us have been unable to sleep nights from fear that the Queen of the Belgians had joined the flappers with a bobbed bob.

But Elizabeth is plainly slipping. Any woman with enough regard for the prevailing style to disguise her hair in imitation of it isn't far from hirsute perdition. First thing she knows, that queen will be thrusting a pair of shears into the hands of a maid of honor, and shutting her eyes.

What sub-type of article is it?

Curiosity

What themes does it cover?

Social Manners

What keywords are associated?

Queen Elizabeth Bobbed Hair Hairdresser Royal Denial Fashion Imitation

What entities or persons were involved?

Queen Elizabeth Of Belgium

Where did it happen?

Belgium

Story Details

Key Persons

Queen Elizabeth Of Belgium

Location

Belgium

Story Details

Queen Elizabeth of Belgium denies having her hair bobbed, stating that her hairdresser skillfully makes it appear cut without using shears. The article humorously suggests she is close to actually cutting it.

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