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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1924
Page
7
Dorothy Dix explains that men cannot fathom a woman's mind or motives. She argues love stems from a man's need of her, not his virtues, and outlines countless elusive female quirks from tears at love to shopping sprees. The piece stresses that guessing a wife’s behavior keeps marriage lively rather than dull.
Rock Island officials arrived yesterday to inspect a section of the road. Delegation included A. R. Warner general manager second district Rock Island railway El Reno Oklahoma A. W. Townsley general superintendent of transportation Chicago and P. J. Colgan superintendent of Motor Power Chicago. Also noted a weekly schedule for dances at Jack Hall's ranch on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday nights.
In a Sea View setting Helen flirts with Peter Drew while engaged to Bob, provoking Elizabeth Betty and George. Helen courts Peter during dinner and plans a walk with him, prompting doubts about Helen and Peter as Bob remains amused and untroubled by jealousy.
Theaters feature First National’s The Woman on the Jury with Sylvia Breamer and Frank Mayo. The Liberty shows The Ghost City episode at The Mission. The Bedroom Window a comedy mystery stars May McAvoy and Malcolm MacGregor, plus Trail with J. Bo Warner in a Pathe comedy.
The Broadlawn estate near Great Neck Long Island a fifty acre southern colonial mansion is converted into a road house for the Burr star vehicle Three o Clock in the Morning. The Winthrop home scenes use the real house while interiors are built on a three part set at Burrs Glendale studio. The story follows the Winthrops selling their home which becomes the Strutt Inn roadhouse. Constance Binney headlines at the Fair Theater for a three day engagement starting tomorrow.
In Clara Beranger’s The Bedroom Window at Mission theater today the mystery play follows a banker murder, with Malcom MacGregor Ricardo Cortez Robert Edeson and George Fawcett in feature roles. The killer is revealed on screen as the mystery unfolds. May Me Avoy and Ethel Wales appear in principal parts.
A jumble of social notes reports deaths, travels, jobs, and local happenings. Mrs. Ri. Duran receives word of her sister Mrs. W. P. Findley of Tallahassee. Mr. and Mrs. Dooley plan a monthlong trip from Taylor Street to Indianapolis and Clinger Lake Michigan to visit relatives. Mrs. Schwartz praises a Sun day Globe display ad and heads to New York for buying. Stanley Sigler offers 250 for an original letter claiming KKK membership. Hollis Walker vacationing in Tucumcari. Mike Alfred of Happy charged with a $70 bad check to Tre Rubin. Mrs. B. Barry arrives with daughter Betty to visit Pottingers. Dance Saturday night on Harding's ranch free of charge. Miss Elsie Obrecht shopped here yesterday.
First National promotion The Women on the Jury shows at the Fair theater today. Sylvie Dreamer and Frank Mayo star as newlyweds whose honeymoon is interrupted by subpoenas to serve on a murder trial. The plot follows romance amid courtroom tension with a dramatic denouement.
The Liberty theatre features J. B. Warner's The Covered Trail praised as the best outdoors film of the year. Warner rises to top outdoor star status due to natural nobility and Western boyhood, with a romantic tale of two brothers vying for the same girl and themes of sacrifice.
Sunshine Mary Anderson, popular film star, will appear in person at the Mission Theater beginning Monday. The engagement promotes her latest film and invites fan attendance for screenings and autographs.
A posse hunted hills near Pittsburgh after five bandits raided a Millvale dice game looting about $2,000 in cash and jewelry and fatally shooting a fleeing patron. Charles Steele of San Francisco was arrested nearby. the dead man was James Nezevich of McKees Rocks. Also noted is a motor travelers’ vacation trip through Amarillo to Taos and New Mexico.
A collection of children’s quips collected in Amarillo Texas with names and addresses of contributors. The pieces include jokes about farm animals haircuts and a child mistaking a lily for corn and a sister hurt by a box. The group invites more humorous sayings for payment.
A day at Jeck Uall’s promises shade and abundant water for children to wade in, ensuring a pleasant outing for the youngsters.
An election item notes that a successor to Judge William Bovee on the court of civil appeals will be chosen in November by writing in candidates, with independent party support. It cites a Supreme Court ruling allowing a party executive to challenge a candidate and have the name printed on the ticket. Parents are asked to ensure an adult accompanies the maree eyesight test at Dr. Claude Wolcotti’s office, 1104 Polk, for engagements in 1982.
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