Amarillo Globe Publishing Company circulation note
Publication information lists editions and subscription options for Amarillo Globe Publishing Company with pricing and mailing details for daily, Sunday, and regional editions in Texas and Oklahoma.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1924
Page
4
Publication information lists editions and subscription options for Amarillo Globe Publishing Company with pricing and mailing details for daily, Sunday, and regional editions in Texas and Oklahoma.
The columnist shares lighthearted riffs from Amarillo and Dallas sources about quirky characters. He jokes about Mrs. Ferguson’s near miss, a stubborn Arkansan with a leaky roof, and a silk stocking iced man from New York. He notes golfers, bank staff, and a Dallas drummer with a road joke.
The page lists late night radio programs across U S stations with times, venues, and performers. It catalogs orchestras, soloists, church groups, and ensembles in cities from Chicago to Portland with program notes and guest artists.
A compiled schedule lists ensembles and soloists performing on stations from Chicago to Portland. Names include Tate news orchestra Halle Menkes Ralph Williams Orchestra Serge Osborn and more with times ranging from early afternoon to late evening across venues such as KGO Oakland and KPO San Francisco.
The piece notes M G Stanford and family from Tulsa were in Amarillo yesterday. It mentions reduced rates for swimming parties for Gaels, a public handshaking by Postmaster Kenyon and Judge Felix Robertson on Polk Street, and a sick IOU from I I Kerns of the electric light company at 301 Virginia Street. It also covers a dance at Jack Hall's ranch on dance nights, Claude Nobles shaving his head for hair growth, Canyon's new depot contract not yet let, and a Dallas attorney Frank Ryburn praising his health as nearly perfect.
New York writer notes the city’s nightlife and characters from The Cave of the Fallen Angels to Eddie Cantor’s imagined Broadway mayor. He observes shops, tenements, and the working rhythm of well dressed crowds, professional shoppers, and curious locals amid the Hudson breeze and summer bustle.
Marian Colby hides a growing realization she never truly loves Alec Holden. Richard Endicott, her boss, confesses a consuming obsession and, despite Marian’s resistance, presses to claim her. The scene ends with a coerced kiss as emotions reach a tipping point.
Theaters in New York Sunday nights present sacred concerts that are in fact vaudeville acts evading the law. Costuming is limited and performers wear street clothes, yet many costumes appear as ordinary attire.
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