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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1926
Page
5
A feature listing highlights for the musical themed issue noting a picture version of the Great Broadway play Lady Irene with Mary and other features in the program.
Colleen Moore delivers another vivid performance in Irene Stade a comedy of a humble girl striving for romance amid an unfriendly mother and a comical drunk father. She encounters misadventures that lead to Madam Lucy the male modiste salon where she is styled as a fashion model.
A wealthy young man wins the affections of a woman amid family suspicion of his character. The plot centers on whether love can overcome stern doubts about his background as the relationship unfolds.
Heeren and Charts Duty, expert decorators, have been in Amarillo three weeks remodeling the Mair theater. They will proceed to Vent to upgrade venues for Vent Theaters Inc. in a Technicolor sequence starring Colleen and Lloyd Hughes with supporting cast.
Dent Theeters Theefean expert Jamtine Vorter attends the venue while Mend watches the new wigle af deewreins. Allert Marvin of Dalles has performed in eleven concerts with organs and programs, as Liehelt leads the solo orchestra. The pew organ now features an automatic system.
An ad boasting Aspironal as a superior cold and cough remedy claims dramatic relief within two minutes. It urges readers to buy a bottle for half a dollar at any drug store, with a money back guarantee if symptoms persist. It promotes use by families, including children, and mocks rivals like whiskey and rock and rye.
Broadway trio Sally Irene and Mary leap from stage to screen in a Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer production starring Constance Bennett Joan Crawford and Sally O'Neil. The film opens a two day Mission engagement with other features including What Fools Men and Madame Behave at local theaters.
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