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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1932
Page
5
Hollywood gossip notes Clara Bow reclaiming queen status after Call Her Savage. Bow shows stronger acting and youthful look post rest, while Hollywood obsesses over Dietrich Sternberg comparisons and bowing to new screen fashions.
New York December 7 Christ mas still is over two weeks away but we are ready. The latest toys shown in a local exhibit include remote control trucks that move forward reverse and dump loads from a distance. A miniature firehouse wind up alarm the squeaky hello telephone a mud pie baking electric stove and a working vacuum cleaner charm both youngsters and adults.
Temple Robin city forester says watering trees and lawns now costs little and pays dividends next spring and summer. Robinson notes Amarillo endures a long moisture drought and urges irrigation to prevent death. Ellwood Park grounds are watered and spray freezes at dawn, glittering like fairyland. The city commission lowered water rates, making watering a wise use of funds.
A woman, questioned about her whereabouts, replies simply that she has been horseback riding and refuses to provide further details despite persistent prompting. The exchange underscores a stubborn evasiveness in her account as investigators seek clarification.
The Globe News packed City Auditorium with a record crowd for Santa Claus events. Two regular performances drew thousands who were turned away in the afternoon and again for the night shows, with a later extra show also full. About 12 000 attendees included many parents and visitors, and gifts were distributed at local stores and merchants.
The display features cheaper gasoline engines on trains and autos, with aviation lacking excitement this year. Dolta become versatile and rubber bodies imitate life and resist breaking. Doll wardrobes rival the 1932 debutante season in extent.
The Santa Claus welcome event drew crowds as Globe News parties emptied and refilled until the fire marshal barred entry. Mike Hollander’s vaudeville act drew big laughs and Old remained the standout for youngsters, keeping the crowd past midnight.
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