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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1925
Page
6
The Fair presents Flower of Night written for Pola Negri by Joseph Hergesheimer, a romance of old California. The Deandi offers The Goat Getter, a western prize-fight tale. The Mission features Daring Youth with Bebe Daniela and Norman Kerry, a comedy drama about a part time marriage with Billy Sullivan.
Flower of Night, a exotic romance set in early California after the gold rush, opens at the Fair with Pola Negri in an original screenplay by Joseph Hergsheimer. Dearing Youth, a comedy drama about a part time marriage, opens at the Mission with Norman Kerry and Behe. Clara Bow stars in The Adventurous Sex at the Mission midweek, plus The Goat Getter screens at Deanda today. Short subjects at Fall and Mission include two reels and newsreels. a new small star Big Boy appears in recurring shorts at the Pair.
The AP reports libraries expand mail order book service. St Louis Public Library offers free books by parcel post, with 2500 volumes distributed in 1924 to patrons including blind readers. Chicago and Seattle readers deposit a dollar to cover postage, with renewals possible as funds run low. East Orange Free Public Library mails books at borrower expense, and many libraries use a summer vacation privilege for mail or express exchanges. The American Library Association backs mail order as part of adult education.
Washington editors staged a midwinter Gridiron Club dinner lampooning President Coolidge Vice President Dawes Col William Mitchell and other key officials. Skits mocked senate rule fights the Karo incident foreign debt deals and Hoover politics with the crowd reacting to the satire as secret remarks remained unrevealed.
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