Dear Dorothy Dix Advice on Engagement and Trust
A reader asks if she should reconcile with a fiancé after a five year engagement and family burdens. Dorothy Dix counsels a frank talk to confirm care, warns against pride, and suggests either reunifying or moving on with independence to avoid lingering heartbreak.
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Dorothy Dix
Seltins
Pablo Ledger Company
Jealous entanglement at Cleves apartment sparks quarrel
Patricia Cleve and her husband entertain Andrew's client Gregory Hewitt and Hewitt's wife. Patricia's frictions with Mrs Hewitt surface at breakfast. After a morning argument, the Hewitts depart as Andrew blames Patricia for the turmoil and she warns of leaving unless their social life changes.
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Andrew
Gregory Hewitt
Hewitt
Patricia
Tewitts
Cleves
Patricia's Dilemma Pushes New York Life Toward Change
Patricia confronts her marriage as she contemplates elopement, social pressure, and the lure of city life. She argues with Andrew over roles and wages, recalls friends like Linda Royce and Cicely Jerrold, and plans a change by visiting Carol Gerard, seeking clarity and a possible move tomorrow.
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Patricia
Leo
Linda Royce
Linda
Cicely Jerrold
Graham
Cicely
Theas
Andrew
New York
Bill
Creary
Carol
Keith Andome
Pat
Ashe
Atraigut
Andy
Linda Boyce
The Pair of Captain Blood at the Theaters
At the theaters the pair feature Captain Blood and The Liberty with The Call of thy Also and The Mission Manhattan. Richard Dix stars in his first Paramount picture with Jacqueline Logan and Jacek London.
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Manhattan
Richard Dix
Paramount
Jacqueline Logan Wild
Jacek London
R. H. Burnside
Jeffery Farnel
Dix
Manhatten
Dixn
Jacqueline, Logan
Siete East
Lige Connely
Captain Blood compared with The Sea Hawk in new Paramount showing
A review contrasts Captain Blood with The Sea Hawk, praising Kerrigan and Paige in Captain Blood while noting crisper realism in ship scenes and stronger casting. It also previews North of 67 at Mission Theater, highlighting Miss Wilson and Noah Beery in a Civil War era saga. The piece lists further cast, director Irvin Willat, and production notes, ending with Manhattan and Call of the Wild showings.
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Captain Blood
Sabatini
Vance
Blood
Barbados
Sex Hawk
Jean Paige
Kerrigan
Mission Theater
America
Plains
Texas
Kansas
Civilization
Miss Wilson
Jack Holt
Rudabaugh
Noah Beery
Ernest Terrence
Jim Nabours
Paisie
Miss Willson
Janel Foreman
David Dunbar
Stephen Carr
Guy Oliver
Wm. Carroll
Clarence Geldart
George Irving
Ella Miller
Irvin Willat
James Hamilton
Person Hough
What Life Has Taught Me on Liberty Theater Screen
A film portraying early Middle West bandits on stagecoach routes and railroad cuts premieres tomorrow and Thursday at the Liberty theater. The episodes are based on real incidents and supervised by Scout and Cole Younger. A lobby display valued at about 1200 dollars accompanies the showing.
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Middle West
Liberty Theater
Scout
Cole Younger
Display of Jesse James artifacts comes to Amarillo
A traveling exhibit with life sized figures of Jesse James and the Younger brothers arrives in Amarillo by a specially equipped motor car. The display, decorated truck and a siren announcement accompany a new episode of The Fast Express with William Duncan plus special music.
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Younger Brothers
Jesse James
Liberty Theatre
William Duncan
Iberty
Amarillo
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