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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1934

Page

10

Envois Warm Reception on Tri-State Fair Tour

Mason King and Bill Kier concluded a Oklahoma leg inviting towns to the Tri-State Fair. They noted heavy rains, predicted record attendance, and bands visiting for cash prizes of 50 30 and 20 dollars. Stops included Elk City Hollis Sayre Mangum and more with Lubbock ahead.

Mason King Bill Kier Oklahoma Elk City Hollis Sayre Mangum Beechler Adress King Childress Texas Shamrock Wellington Wilbur C. Hawk Chamber of Commerce South Plains Lubbock Tri- State Fair Association Great Falls Mont Exposition

Paramount Studio Programs and Cast Updates

A roundup of film listings and notes from Hollywood studios. Releases include Richard Dix in His Greatest at Paramount and The Notorious Sophie Lang with Gertrude Michael for youth audiences. Also mentions Love Birds with ZaSu Pitts and Slim Summerville for children. Natural history of props at Mrs Wiggs of the Cabbage Patch described. First National sets British Agent release date. George Sidney Toler replaces Ruggles in Ruggles of Red Goo. Joe E Brown's Six Day Bike Rider wraps. West Point 100 Nights Show linked to Flirtation Walk with Powell Keeler and O'Brien.

Paramount Richard Dix Sophie Lang Gertrude Michael Roseland Bob Mueller West Point United States Military Academy Dick Powell Ruby Keeler Pat O’brien

Railroads Dispatchers Are Nerve Centers Of Service

A Midwest rail dispatcher's role is described as the nerve center of the system. He must know every train's location, issue orders, and act quickly during emergencies to prevent disasters, relying on judgment when rules don’t cover a situation.

Santa Fe Polk Street Simpson Amarillo

Our Daily Bread Star Breaks In On Set

The author director and producer triple capacity on Our Daily Bread marks his first independent production. Victor signals to release water while dug ditch workers are filmed and shouts OK let er come for a closeup. Hollywood twins Lang and Crosby gain weight under Dr Harris. Dixie Lee home healthy Dixie Lee mother. Bingalo doing well. De Mille grows and cures his Paradise Ranch tobacco.

Our Daily Bread King Victor Victor Hollywood Philip Lang Dennis Michael Crosby Joseph M. Harris Dixie Lee Bingalo

Fractured town talk and railroad notes in Amarillo

A mosaic of local notices and staff updates from the Santa Fe lines includes promotions leaves and injuries among Amarillo and Clovis workers. A Texas railroad commission report notes a 7424 percent income rise in the first half of the year amid calls for railway prosperity. Since 1831 Belgium has had four kings.

Chamber of Horrors G. R. Miller Santa Fe Amarillo Clovis Texas Texas Railroad Commission Belgium

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Western Oklahoma Studio Mrs. Wiggs Cabbage Patch Mr. Wiggs Stubbin Ohio First National Key Francis Leslie Howard R. H. Bruce Lockhart Lee Tracy Tracy Sidney Toler Charles Ruggles Ruggles Red Goo Joe E. Brown Broadmoor Colorado Springs Colo Pikes Peak Fortress Monroe Lexington Saratoga Marvin Patterson Wichita Falls Harry Milholland North Amarillo Milholland Rock Island Carl Weber Harvey House John Josey Self Assertive Society of Sidewalk and Stairway Stoppers San Jacinto Cecil B. DeMille Paradise Ranch Kellogg’s Kellogg Battle Creek Schilling Red & White United States Dominion of Canada Hershey's Big M Carton Supreme Bakers Texas Theater William Powell Myrna Loy Swift Hockless Franks Pinkney dAc Playa Ds Eee George Melton W. L. Smith N. R. Sparks Sparks W. L. Sloan Palacios Ira Brown Ray Work C. H. Ray Ambarger Mr. Ray Pecos W. H. Rife K. Chapman J. C. White Waynoka W. H. McEtchern J. Francis Brown Oliver Eakle Panhandle Commissioners’ Court J. M. Simpson
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