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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1927
Page
6
Local notices from Alpine papers report Sunday School attendance, marriages in El Paso and nearby, travel and business visits, car and hardware ads, transfers, and local residents buying, selling, or moving. Several names appear including McCool, Crow, Hagin, Fisher, Casner, Benson, and Slight, with mentions of Elm Pass and Corpus Christi area travel and services.
A Paramount special adaptation starring Adolph Menjou leads in El Paso with Misses Clemma Billingsly Jace Bedell and James Swann attending. Tito Sehpa the tenor to sing tomorrow night. Several locals travel and shop mentions include Horace Chastain G. L. McDonald visiting Mobile and San Antonio.
The Mojave Theatre presents The Fourth Commandment for the Friday Saturday week. A dramatic tale of daily life with Virginia the wife and mother torn between love and luxury. Miss Bent and a strong cast deliver sincere portrayals in a story praised for its drama and social message.
A brisk Paramount adaptation of a stage play delivers lighthearted humor with an ensemble cast. The revue notes suggest sharp dialogue, lively pacing, and a polished production that captures the source’s wit and charm.
Wednesday Thursday show features Stichard Talmange in The Merry Cavalier with stunt pictures. Matrimony Lives is the accompanying comedy, offering light entertainment and a chuckle in the bill.
Matt Smith and his son Lee left Monday for the Panhandle area to work a grading contract for the Santa Fe railroad. John Smith, son of Mrs. C V Nettleton, was assigned a run from Fort Stockton to Alpine by the Orient. Walter Garnett and Lorena Nett visited friends in Marathon at the downtown garage. Alpine Storage Co.35
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