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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1926
Page
6
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Fifty thousand dollars paid for the story Mannequin by Fannie Hurst sparked a Paramount film directed by James Craze. Alice Joyce and Warner Baxter lead with Zasu Pitts as the nurse. The Fair Nose of the World closes tonight and Warner Brothers’ Patsy Ruth Miller opens at the Mission. Also on tap are Red Mice with Rod LaRocque, Lightnin Jack with Jack Perrin, The Kissless Bride, Hutch of the U S S, The Drug Store Cowboy with Frank Farnum, and Buck Jones touring Europe after The Fighting Buckaroo.
Willis Holmes of New Bedford, expelled from the Methodist Episcopal ministry, was indicted in Boston on three counts tied to relations with Antoinette Fortin, a New Bedford waitress who testified to the grand jury. Holmes had been found guilty of conduct unbecoming a clergyman and removed from his pulpit at the Southern New England conference in South Manchester, Connecticut.
Dr. R Thomsen urges Idens club to establish tennis spurts in city parks as a public service. W E Corn praises county attorney for rapid hot check collections after a fresh case. Stim Crews notes switch from baseball to wrestling and predicts Dutch’s defeat tomorrow night.
Ross Williams disclaims talking for publication about the fellows with his name and notes he works for J. D. Singerton, not Southwestern Public Service. Hugh Umphres returns from two weeks away, behind on local happenings. George Engman discusses sale of his cutting room and confirms Richard Ray will supervise art direction for Erich von Stroheim’s The Wedding March at Associated Studios LA, with release via Paramount for P. A. Powers.
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