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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1931
Page
3
Variety will furnish the keynote for the minstrel show Gay Shadows presented this evening at 8 30 in the Santa Fe auditorium by the Santa Fe Orchestra and 50 company employees. Proceeds go to the orchestra for traveling expenses. admission 50 cents adults 25 cents children.
A society page item lists art patrons and local residents including Hanna Sue Hathorn Mrs. Ver non Hickerson T. B. Reyman Paul Kinstead Glenn Nutt Aubrey Montague H W Gilmer Paul Corbett Matiie Roulet Mr T E Reyman Mrs F K Chapman Beulah Jacques Miss Norma Harris Frank Mc.
The program features conductor Carl W. Weber and soloists Mrs. N. R. Fowlkes Mrs. Noble Fowk les Miss Debbie Patterson Miss Bonnie Jean Culpepper W. H. McKirahan Earl R. Brame H. E. Billingslea and a large roster to perform throughout the evening with Frances Robertson Muriel Oudin Elmer Tucker Mildred Sanders and others in the orchestra.
Provisional republican government of Spain outlines national parliamentary elections for June 21. The vote will decide between republic and monarchy with Alfonso awaiting exile’s answer on his return to power if the people wish.
Cottonseed meal has been found to be one of the most satisfactory plant products for raising brook trout, suggesting a practical method to improve feeding and growth in trout farming.
Lachman Carsons Shows decide to extend stay next week despite weak weather. About 300 staff operate 14 side shows and 9 rides with nightly lion hunt act by Captain Riley at 9 30. Tomorrow 1 to 6 pm children under 15 ride or see shows for 5 cents. Riley to perform lions again at 4 pm.
The Lachman Carson Shows perform as an afternoon matinee at the Fourth Avenue and Jefferson Street grounds with free admission for all, under the auspices of the Tri-State Fair Association.
President Hoover plans a southern trip for the Cape Henry anniversary honoring Capt. John Smith and the Jamestown landing. The ceremony recalls the 1624 year landmark as English colonists halted near the Cape before founding Jamestown. Earlington Ky marks two fire chiefs with day and night roles at $50 yearly.
New Orleans ranked second among ten southern cities in the decline of bank debits for the first quarter of 1931 from the same period in 1930. The average drop was 20.2 percent, with Richmond recording the smallest fall at 7.3 percent and New Orleans at 8.8 percent.
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