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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1925
Page
5
Dorothy Din argues that lasting marriage rests on respect and congeniality, not wild romantic fever. A man or woman must bring sufficient love capital into matrimony, as external ambitions tempt estrangement and many calm partners prefer steadfast affection over dramatic emotion.
Don Colfax returns from France maimed but hopeful, then discovers his fiancée Lillian Mead no longer loves him. His father hires Clare Ridgely to be his wife. Clare, staying with the Colfaxs, grows closer to Don and begins to face their future as she navigates the unexpected household dynamics.
A brief note highlights ongoing Daily Health Talks program details and sanctioned content from United Feature Syndicate advising readers on health topics and upcoming broadcasts.
A discussion on how eating only favored foods harms health. Pure milk eggs meats vegetables provide essentials, while modern cooking can destroy nutrients. Emphasizes green foods, fresh fruit, vitamins, fiber, and a varied daily diet to support bowel function and vigor.
The Fair screens He Who Gets Slapped featuring Lon Chaney and Norma Shearer in a not yet finished production. The Mission presents A Lost Lady based on Willa Cather with Irene Rich from Warner Brothers. The Liberty shows The Way of a Man by Emerson Hough in six reels with Bobby Vernon in a comedy.
Lon Chaney stars as a clown in a three day Fair theater engagement for He Who Gets Slapped. Norma Shearer and John Bowers co star with Tully Marshall and Ford Sterling. The program also features A Lost Lady at the Mission and other studio shorts with Irene Rich in notable roles. The Way of a Man headlines the Liberty with Allene Ray and Harold Miller in a six reel feature.
Minstrel history notes a shift toward refined entertainment as Rusco and Hockwald's Famous Georgia Minstrels perform at The Fair theater on February 12. The show features singing, dancing, comedies, gymnasts, aerialists, quartets, and witty endmen delivering wholesome fun and broad appeal. It also mentions local promotions and nearby business notices.
The Berliner Kreuzzeitung extols Wilhelm II and Princess Hermine in exile in Deeen Tolland as they mark the former emperor's sixty sixth birthday with a call to fly the imperial colors over the Hohenzollern castle.
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