Silent Screen Stars and Local Theater Notes Amid Film Buzz
A lively collage covers a movie theater feature with talk of Jack Hoosn, Nord pedi ant heroism, John Gilbert’s Beverly Hills mansion, and a potential Leatrice Joy reunion. It mentions a shipwreck thriller filmed during storms and notes Norma Tal’s bold dressing room decor.
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John Gilbert
Beverly Hills
Gilbert
Leatrice Joy
Easin
New York
Amarillo screens stage and film thrill with big vaudeville bill
In Amarillo the Fair hosts a double bill with a four‑person vaudeville juggling act from the Orpheum circuit, high class comedy and song plus a feature The Winding Stair starring Alma Rubens about a heroic coward in Morocco. An organ concert by Albert Harris and a live orchestra accompany the showing The Sporting Chance melodrama with Lou Tellegen and Dorothy DAM closes today and tomorrow, praised by The New York Telegraph for its dramatic intensity and direction.
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Orpheum
William Fox
Alma Rubens
Morocco
Lou Telngen
Dorothy Dam
New York Telegraphy
Screen Vamp Carmel Mye Says Style Builds Confidence
In an interview Carmel Mye claims confidence comes from being well dressed. She notes top cinema figures now present as polished yet modest young women.
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Carmel Mye
Screen Vamp
Grover Hill Recalls Am arillo Observation In Denver
Grover Hill meets G A Metz of Cozard Nebraska a cattleman who had never heard of Amarillo Metz visits Denver learns of the Panhandle town and buys a ticket to Amarillo. Hill accompanies him home and Metz praises Amarillo cattle herds and local hospitality promising to return soon.
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Grover Hill
Amarillo
Denver
G. A. Metz
Cozard
Nebraska
Mr. Hill
Grover
Panhandle
Panhandle Business Men Plan Men’s Banquet
Local Panhandle businessmen organize a plans for a men’s banquet dated to Potwwary 32. Details incomplete but organizers pledge to arrange for seating and refreshments while awaiting additional confirmation.
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Panhandle
Panhantle
Western rail operations and football draw large attendance
The Western rail system reports major activity with a Western into Medina Lake and Ben Ahtenbe corridor, while a college football clash between Wanton and California draws over 72,000 at Palo Alto. Updates include staff transfers, sick leaves, and funeral attendance by Denver and Amarillo division officials.
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Renee Loprertat
Ren Antonin
Ben Aetenbe
Medina Lake
Haskett
Ateence
Bie
Ationa
Wanton
Calfornia
Palo Alto
Railroad News and Folks
Rock Island dispatcher C. M. Surry transfers from Haileyville Oklahoma to Amarillo. J. A. Williams yard engine foreman is off duty on the fly list. Bitter norther blows in as weather turns bleak with sleet and cold. icicles on the whistle and a flu scare. Tri State Cafe advertises good food and courteous service as transient bootleggers operate nearby.
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Dede
Paul Gether
Santa Fe
Ewitchman
Boten
New Meston
Amarillo
Pek” Luther
Rock Treland
Denver
A. A. Hamilton
Rock
Dalhart
W. B. Embury
Rock Island
el Reno
Ls. Violett
Fort Worth
G. W. Wharton
C. M. Surry
Haileyville
Oklahoma
J. A. Williams
Mercury
Tri St
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