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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Dec 21, 1924

Page

6

Steppin' High to Play at Municipal Auditorium Next Week

The fast dancing musical Steppin' High with a fifty member Negro cast arrives at the Municipal auditorium next Wednesday and Thursday. Billed as the fastest dancing show on earth it played in Los Angeles and other cities to sold out crowds. advance manager E M O'Brien praises the auditorium and predicts strong turnout with many already turned away in El Paso.

Municipal Auditorium Philharmonic Editorium Los Angeles Amarillo J. Levy Fair Theater E. M. O'Brien O'Brien Kenneth McGaffey Los Angeles Times Gilbert Brown Los Angeles Record San Francisco San Francisco Call Paso

Indian dies from acute alcoholism in Muskogee

James McKinney an Osage Indian aged 28 died in a Muskogee hospital from acute alcoholism the attending physician reported. Bicycles 113 West Seventh.

United Press Muskogee James McKinney

What’s What How to Eat Cocktails on the North Pacific Coast

A North Pacific Coast correspondent asks how to eat cocktails. The piece notes oyster cocktails are out of season and ponders whether a temperance mix or a cross into Canada would apply. It recalls prewar practice where a cocktail was a drink, not food, with any cherry decorations eaten separately.

North Pacific Coast the Inquirer Canada Public Ledger Company

Culp of Waynoka Undergoes Tonsil Operation

In Glenwood news, Culp of Waynoka Oklahoma is at Clovie hospital with his tonsils removed while his wife’s family R. W. Edwards of 404 Walnut and sister Mrs Hill of 710 Spruce look on. E Hickmott suffered a painful accident Friday, spraining his hip badly.

Culp Waynoka Okla R. W. Edwards Walnut Street Mrs. Hill Spruce Street Co. L Pat) Edwards Santa Fe Clovie Hospital E. Hickmott

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