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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1924
Page
7
Dorothy Dix warns against summer follies and flirtations. The piece lists do nots for married women and widowers, including hiding romance and babbling secrets. It cautions against staying away from home too long and warns of social consequences and public shaming.
The Spirit of the U S A arrives at the Fair theater Thursday starring Mary Carr and Johnnie Walker as mother and son in a patriotic drama. The film features dramatic battle scenes from World War I, a flood, a dam break, and a large cast including Carl Starkdale Rosemary Cooper and Gloria Grey.
Charles Amador, famed for a lawsuit with Charlie Chaplin over alleged theft, will perform in person at the Liberty Theater today and tomorrow. The program includes his screaming act, William Farnum in Without Compromise, and Stan Laurel in Frozen Hearts.
Alburtus the Miracle Man remains at the Fair theater for two additional days with a special 6:45 outdoor thriller in front of the theater. Carl Sullivan, manager, cancelled prior bookings to secure the act, which will run alongside the regular motion picture program.
Mr and Mrs J M Russell return from Brazil Ind. Kiddins to enjoy a day out at Jock Halls with shade and water for wading. Miss Velma Shily of Dallas to visit Mrs George Waddill at 1902 Taylor Street as revived today. Waddill and Shilg were stripeo chums.
The FAPR presents Those Who Dance featuring Blanche Sweet. The Liberty offers Charles Amador in person plus William Farnum in Without Compromise and a comedy. The Mission shows Manhandled with Gloria Swanson in Arthur Sutdeger story.
Paramount's Manhandled stars Gloria Swanson with Tom Moore Frank Morgan Lilyan Tashman Paul McAllister Ian Keith and others in a Swanson vehicle directed by Allan Dwan. Brooke Johns and Ann Pennington appear as extras. exhibitors tout it as Swanson's best screen work to date with a department store sequence and a taxi driver lead. The picture opens at the Mission Theatre today.
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