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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1926
Page
6
The Mission presents Silent Sanderson a Western starring Harry Carey in the beloved western tradition. Also showing other features and a Northern picture.
The Mis sion hosts Harry Carey in Silent Sanderson while Trilby Clark stars in a western northern mix. A big vaudeville bill at the Fair features musical novelty acts and a Six Keys to Baldpate film at Paramount. Also note traffic ordinance start and Mary Pickford’s Little Annie Rooney coming next week.
Watch for it. We call attention to the Fair theater orchestra. If you can name a theater orchestra outside the big cities that can equal it you can do more than we can. Give the boys your attention when they play between shows. They are worth listening to.
Hollywood reports the gag man advances from slapstick helper to influential creator of comic moments in serious films. He now shapes scripts early, adding human interest and humor to lift failing dramas to praised productions.
Plainview students dominate the W T S T C roll with three honorees. Sadye Rigler Elsie Simpson and Kathleen McDaniel are listed among forty seven honor students at the West Texas State Teachers College in Canyon. Simpson is a junior while Rigler and McDaniel are seniors.
New York January reveals the Famous Players-Lasky plan to spend 22 million to meet public demand for vivid melodrama broad comedy and historical plays. Projects include The Rough Riders with Roosevelt biographer Herman Hagedorn writing the scenario and a Ziegfeld production Glorifying the American Girl with Rex Beach scripting. Old Ironsides centers on the Constitution and Decatur romance with Navy input.
The Happy Jack Jenks troupe at Deandi presents the comedy drama Keep To The Right a heartful vaudeville show. Three performances Saturday Matinee 2 30 and two evening shows 7 and 9 with new vaudeville and pictures, doors 7 p m curtain at 8 o'clock.
The selection of seventy five pictures for the program considered public taste current fiction and developments the directors and stars on hand and locations influencing Betty Bronson Gloria Swanson and Fannie Hurst works.
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