Amarillo Daily Globe April 3 1924 front page notice
Daily newspaper masthead with publication details and pricing information for subscriptions in Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico. Dated Thursday April 3 1924. Contains carrier and department contact lines and billing rates for various regions.
Friday lore and a carrier boy’s future tale
The piece reflects on Friday’s perceived luck in American history and includes the Globe’s carrier boy tribute. It praises Wayland Steward and urges kindness to carriers while noting quirky local scenes from Dallas and Amarillo. It ends with reflections on work, health, conscience, and Washington’s politics.
Four Kind Words for Thieves
A short didactic piece argues that thieves are not as bad as liars. It suggests a thief can be watched, but warns against eternal suspicion of a liar, framing thieves as gentlemanly by comparison to liars.
Williams Department Store Sells Mayfield-Hall Stock
Crowds linger as Williams department store slashes prices and clears out Mayfield Hall stock, reshaping local shopping options and signaling a price war for consumers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams’ Department Store
Mayfield-Hall
Daily Radio Program Listings Across U S Cities
Radio schedule fragment lists numerous stations from WdY New York to KGW Portland with times, performers, bands, orchestras, and programs including Lollipop, Union College Glee Club, Navy Band Orchestra, Ada May Weeks, Pearl Spaulding, and the Kentucky Kernels. Central Pacific adjustments note EST and PST differences.
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Wdy
New York
Knickerbocker Theater
WGY
Schenectady
Union College
Davenport
Mt. Morris
Collewe
WCAP
WASHINGTON—Navy Band _Orchestra
WEAF
Nildred MacLean
Josiah B. Free
Thornton Fisher
Miriam Battista
Billy Jones
Ernest Hare
Atlas
Fisher
Harvid J. Bray
Wiz
the Brick Church
Board of Education
Leo Riggs
Miltonella Beardsley
Delphine March
Francisco Didogero
J. B. Hardenbergh
Pearl Spaulding
244Th Artillery Band
Oliver Goldsmith
Paul Spechts
WOR
Fay Well
Ada May Weeks
Newark
James Boys
Sarah Alexander
Zelda Sears
Mary Vogt
Kentucky Kernels
Philadelphia
Merer Davie
Swarthmore School of Music
Margaret Hill
Rute Hill
Munce
Abbie Keely
la Te College Mandouilu
Sunny Jin
Meyer Davis
WIP
Kurtz Studios
Jordan-Lewis
WPAB
State College
Bruce Moore
Washington
U. S. Army Band Orchestra
Frank R. Kent
Irvingstein
Wardman Park
KOKA
Pittsburgh
Trinity
Lucile Haile
Weatinghouse
WCAK
Pittaburgh
Freidl
Union College Glee Club
WBZ Orchestra
Hedtime
WBZ Orchhstra
Julia A. Alleed
Ernest
Valva Ulist
SD. At. Loints
KSD
WDAP
Kansas City
The
Mans Radio Orchestra
Atr
Coon-Sanders
Sweeney Radio Orchestra
WOAW
Omaha
Ackermans Orchatra
168Th Regiment
W. A. Sheppard
Fred Bachman
Verna Hansen
Arthur Franks
Elvin Leigren
Bell Tilton
WOC
Waln' Utheater
Strand Orchestra
Crane and Hie Orchestra
A. V. B. Sherlock
Return of the stage stars and New York newsboys lull
The column recalls actresses returning to Broadway in small parts amid financial struggles and fading fame. It notes newspaper staff bonding after a merger, changes in news distribution, and a curious lost and found item hinting at danger, ending with an invitation to a Times Building meet.
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New York
Gaiety
Times
The
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Evelyn Dawning and Bruce Biscuit in MSSENATE Comedies
Evelyn Dawning and Bruce Biscuit headline a slate featuring Paragraph Iona Sweetie and MyeTle Mischief from MSSENATE Comedies. The Twin e Twins of Vitamine Films headline a broader cast with many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Dawning
Bruce Biscuit
Iona Sweetie
Myetle Mischief
Local items and notices from The Globe
Short snippets from The Globe include remarks by Dr. Ralph Moore a Kiwanis candidate for fair campaigning on San Jacinto Day April 21 and various social mentions. Also noted are visits from Canyon and McLean residents Amarillo business greetings and local anecdotes. The column references moldings designs at Novelty Art Shop and a quote on reporting.
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Alwayve
H. C. Price
Canyon Barber
the Globe
John Wegan
Canyon
Amarillo
M. J., Tucker
Anegro
F. M. Lefforge & Co
Clay Thompson
McLean
Novelty Art Shop
East Eighth Street
San Jacinto
R. A. Blackshear
United States
Daniel A. Freeman
Beatrice, Neb
B. H. Smith
Smith Dry Goods Co
Tyier Street
Arch Nood
Country Club
The Mission and Magnolia in Stage to Screen Display
Movie news notes James Cruze Paramount production The Fighting Coward from the Tarkington stage success Magnolia with Ernest Torrence Mary Astor Noah Beery Phyllis Haver Cullen Landis. Liberty features Growing Better Santa Fe Trail comedy Wonders of the Sea Yulu McGrath J K Williamson five acts of vaudeville.
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Fighting Coward
James Cruze
Paramount
Tarkington Stage
Magnolia
Ernest Torrence
Mary Astor
Noah Beery
Phyllis Haver
Cullen Landis
Yulu McGrath
J. K. Williamson
Tarkington
Mississippi
Phylis Haver
Bruce Covington
G. Raymond Nye
Richard Neal
Carmen Phillips
Helen Dunbar
Frank Jonnasson
Walter Woods
the Fair Theater
Williamson
Lulu McGrath
James Sarra
Bobby Gilbert
Evans and Earle
Rags Baeck
DuBarry and DuPreeze
Little George
Hollywood Cults and Romance Stir Film World
Corinne Griffith weds Walter Morosco in February and plans a world tour for their honeymoon. Ben Hur production begins in studio and Jerusalem. Hollywood ties to Christian Science and mysticism grow, with Theda Bara and others reported asos, while cults like the Catalina Nature Takers and the Camisole Clan attract followers. The Fighting Coward starring James Cruze is the Mission feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corinne Griffith
Walter Morosco
Oliver Morosco
New York
Tia Juana
Hollywood
Catalina
Avalon
Lubbock Music Festival Highlights and Local Film Week
Prize winners from the Lubbock Music Festival and South Plains ensemble join the Panhandle Music Festival week. Judges include Emil F. Myers Beatrice Story Dana Harmon Wallace R Clark. Local choirs bands and town players compete. The week also features Magnolia stage drama with stars Noah Beery Phylis Haver Cul len Landis and others. The Liberty theater airs Growing Better and The Santa Fe Trail while Fair theater presents vaudeville and Wonders of the Sea with Lulu McGrath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
South Plains
Panhandle
Emil F. Myers
Amarillo
Slaton High School
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