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Newspaper
Alpine Avalanche
Location
Alpine, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1927
Page
8
Foreground notes a local Taratow man linked to a lie, with ads and notices from Alpine area businesses. The item lists services from Howell Lumber Co and mentions a bake sale, a church fundraiser for piano, and various local commerce notices, tours, and shifts in Alpine. The fragment also references events at Orient Station and World lawn mowers.
Local notices report preaching at the Presbyterian Church on Sunday morning and evening as members anticipate calling a pastor soon. Other items note Creek/Alpine area life including ranch talks, travel plans, and church missionary society activities with details on meetings, personnel, and travel.
A new building on Sixth Street by Clarence Hord will house a grocery store with Erle Wilhans to manage funds once the structure is ready. William, longtime local grocer, will likely continue in the business alongside A. H. Sanaiter, who currently owns the existing store.
Hebe Daniels shines in the new WE Theatre program for Friday and Saturday, as her impulsive smile wins praise in Stranded in Paris. The film draws attention among fans and critics, boosting Daniels' status in Bloomsbury circles and marking a notable entry in her screen career.
Betty Bronvon and Ricardo Cortes headline a tale of romance and craft as The Cat's Pajamas features a celebrated seamstress who captures affection from a temperamental opera star Theodore Roberts returns to the screen after a lengthy absence as the invalid father of a young seamstress.
The ad promotes Wednesday and Thursday screenings of The Runaway Express with Jack Daugherty and Blanche Mehattey in leading roles. Next week features Harold Lloyd in The Kid Brother with higher praise. Prices 60 25 and matinee Sunday at 3 30 with 40 16 prices.
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