Theatres Ad Exhibit Sights at The Fair
The page lists theater offerings including a First Nation production Puppets with Mister Sills, a reorganized Oh No Nera! camp comedy The Mission, Foe's Feaves, The Wall Street Whis with Richard Talmadge, The Eagle's Talons with Pred Themeon, and The Liberty.
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New York
Mister Sills
Deandi
Nera
Liberty
Wall Street
Richard Talmadge
Eagle's Talons
Pred Themeon
Liberty Theater
Dick Talmadge
Marceline Day
Lillian Langdon
Dan Mason
Carl Miller
Belle Bennett
Jacki Nelson
Robbins Bros. Circus Comes to Amarillo in 1926
The Robbins Bros. big four ring circus arrives in Amarillo next Tuesday for two shows at 2 p.m. and 8 p.m. with a lineup including Miss Iowa, the Matsumoto acrobats, Cimmerjotti dancing horses, El Hadjib tumbles, and a hippo potamus. Audiences will see elephants from India and other highlight acts as the troupe tours the West.
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Peter
Robbins Bros
Amarillo
U. S. Circus Corporation
Powca Bill Wild West
Congress of Rough Riders
India
Iowa
Matsumoto
Japan
Italy
Persia
Panhandle
Midnight matinee brings The Bat to Dent Theaters district
Dent Theaters announce a 12:01 a m midnight show of The Bat based on Mary Roberts Rhinehart tale and stage play. The program blends mystery with a tabloid style musical act and continues with other features at Liberty and Mission venues, including Puppets and Eve's Leaves with notable stars.
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Dent Theaters, Inc
Texas
Mary Roberts Rhinehart
Fair Theater
Mary Roberts
Rinehart
City Jail Empty After Fresh Paint From Dallas and Fort Worth Painters
The city jail is empty for the first time in weeks after a fresh coat of paint by two painters from Dallas and Fort Worth. A few drunks spent the night and left after fines, while the painters were arrested on a charge of frankness and asked to display their art on the jail wall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton Sills
Francis McDonald
Gertrude Olmsted
First National
Sills
Miss Olmeted
New York
al Rockett
Ray
Abraham Lincoln
George Archainbaud
Eve
Fair Theater
Leatrice
Willliam Boyd
Robert Edeson
Walter Long
Dallas
Fort Worth
Frankenness
I C C Approves Rate Increase on Iron Goods
The Interstate Commerce Commission approved freight rate increases for imported iron and steel from New Orleans and Gulf ports to St. Louis, rising from 41.5 to 50 cents per hundred pounds, with routes east of the Mississippi. Additional proposed rates for merchant and structural iron to Pine Bluff and Little Rock were deemed justified.
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Associated Press
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission Today
New Orleans
Gulf Ports
Texas
St. Louis
Mississippi River
Pine Bluff
Little Rock
Arkansas
Texas Gulf Ports
Oklahoma
Kansas
Littl Rock
Memphis-Boothe W Estern
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Leatrice Dey
William Boyd
Oy Higranes
Maaan Canes
Francs McDonald
Puanet
Sawdust
BIG Robbins Bros. Circus
Louise Fox
Los Angeles
Rip van Winkle
Walter Long - Eyes
Distrbut 0
Corpora Tran
Ziegfeld
George White
Nora
Heig Bung
Paris
Ropsins Bros Sia
Aine Wild Oneal Ponca Bie
Wieame
Temple
Eene
Nora Musical Comedy Co
I.C. C
THE
Wall Street Whiz
Richard
Talmadge
Fred Thomson
Crean An
Frances Lightner
Gertrude
Olmsted
First National Pictures
Drasaic
the Globe
Awad
Cecil BI de Mite Leatrice
Steee
Wandiertull
Glenn Tryon Alng