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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1925
Page
5
Dorothy Dix argues that a daughter's future spouse is largely shaped by the mother and home values. A well read, tactful, thrifty mother cultivates a companionable wife and peaceful home, while a lazy or extravagant mother births a daughter doomed to similar excesses.
Chicago Jan 9 College enrollment over 20 years has outpaced population growth, yet many students fail to achieve satisfactory standing prompting concern over wasted time and money. Dorothy Din cites insights from University of Minnesota dean J R Johnson and analyzes family dynamics shaping future husbands.
Dr. Frederick V. Keppel of the Carnegie Corporation urged the Association of American Colleges in Chicago to have college faculty spontaneously sing or dance at meetings. He framed the arts as essential to breaking self consciousness and convention, likening it to Plato's view in Greece.
The Liberty Ridgeway Telephone Girl The Mission The Arab Rex Ingram production stars Alice Terry and Ramon Novarro with comedy and news reels. Montana shows Jack Hoxie in a film series along with coast time vaudeville and Go-Getters.
The Fair hosts a two day program featuring Tiger Thompson by Producers Distributing Corporation. Harry Carey stars in The Arab with Alice Terry and Ramon Novarro in supporting roles. The Arab is directed by Rex Ingram, shot in Algiers and Tunis. The Arab and The Go Getters attract large local audiences. Jack Hoxie returns for Ridgeway of Montana. The Telephone Girl shorts continue at Liberty Theatre with two reels weekly. The Mission plans The Mid next week.
The schedule highlights Elaine Hammerstein in Night Express with Lee Monte Blue and Marie Prevost in The Lover of Camille adapted from Deburau. Friday and Saturday bring Richard Dix in A Man Must Live. Marilyn Miller performs Peter Pan on stage. Alma Rubens signs with William Fox. Milton Sills heads Madonna of the Streets. Sills recalls his Sea Hawk role as a galley slave turned London settler worker.
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