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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1924
Page
5
The article argues that dress signals a man’s abilities and habits. It states well dressed individuals show energy and go getters, while shabbily dressed people imply laziness or incompetence. Neat attire aids social and professional advancement even under financial constraints.
Newlyweds flocked to the Mission Theater for the film Her Marriage Vow from Warner Brothers, with dozens using free tickets from The Globe office. Monte Blue stars with Bevery Bayne in a dramatic tale with light comedy, shown only this week before a wider release.
The author contrasts the sloppy impulsive man who disregards detail with the prim precise dresser. He argues attire shapes confidence, energy, and work habits, noting well dressed individuals project poise and finish tasks. The piece highlights dress as a driving factor in social and professional outcomes.
A brief statement attributed to Dorothy Dix on appearance and judgment. The quotation reflects 1920s attitudes toward clothing as social signal. The line is presented as a standalone aphorism from a Public Ledger Company copyright era.
The Spirit of the UV Emory Johnson production stars Mary Carr and Johnnie Walker at the Fair. The Liberty screens Don Quickshot in Round Three of Mighting The Mission Her Marriage Vow a Warner Bros classic with Monte Blue shown in Amarillo and theio Grande with Jack Hoxie Blood.
Emory Johnson's final film The Spirit of the U S A is hailed as the best in his cycle by critics. Mary Carr Johnnie Walker lead a strong cast in a wartime family drama about two brothers drawn into conflict and a hero’s return to redeem a family.
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