Film magnates under 40 run United Artists in New York
Heads of United Artists, a $25 million film company, are under 40 and include Al Lichtman Arthur W Kelley and Harry D Buckley. The trio rose from theater and stage to oversee stars Mary Pickford Gloria Swanson John Barrymore Chaplin and Fairbanks as they guide the studio after Hiram Abrams death. The Fair’s vaudeville bill and features Lunatic at Large Mission God Gave Me 20 Cents headline a strong week with Leor Errol delivering comedy and a fresh plot in a streamlined program.
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Arthur Kelley
al Litchtman
Harry Buckley
United Artists
Mary Pickford
Gloria Swanson
John Barrymore
Charlie Chaplin
Douglas Fairbanks
Juster Keaton
Hiram Abrams
Arthur W. Keiley
London
Funny Little Bird
Charles Chaplin
America
Kelley
Broadway
Chaplin
Harry D. Buckley
St. Louis
Kansas City
Fairbanks
Mary and
Doug
United
Leor Errol
Sally
Errol
Film Corporation
al Lichtman
Arthur W. Kelley
Rushed Test Road Projects Underway in Amarillo
Construction on two miles of test road awarded to J Brisben Walker of Denver Colorado proceeds rapidly. A 20 foot road on Thirty fourth street to Llano cemetery gate costs 1200 while a 40 foot road on East Third street to one mile out costs 2400.
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City Commission
J. Brisben Walker
Denver
Colorado
Thirty-fourth
Washington
Llano Cemetery
East Third Street
Houston Street
Jeff Bartlett
Amarillo
Potter
Walker
Cosmopolitan Magazine
Local Gossip and Theatre Previews Spur Spring Fashion
Mrs Zerah Bertram notes spring dresses and hats for women and children arriving while Ada Lou Cox comments on Polk street traffic. Kiwanis banquet impressions share Mike McLean praises town and people. Ada Lou notes high school sweaters in PE. film and stage listings include The Song of Love at Rialto and Quick Change at Deandi with King of the Turf at Liberty.
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Zerah Bertram
Ada Lou Cox
Polk Street
Jack Mulhall
Lois Moran
Norma Talmadge
Rialto
Deandi
George Larkin
Jean Gladstone
Merry
Mad Caps
Kenneth Harlan
Patsy Ruth Miller
The
Liberty Today
Flashes of Life Gossip and Oddities Across Cities
In Washington senators spar over potential presidential nominees and party splits. Alabama convict Heflin voices a stand against a predicted Democratic split. In New York a forecast of an independent Democrat and anti-Tammany campaign surfaces alongside McAdoo's planned South tour. In Cherokee a condemned inmate opts for electric chair, stressing the pain of prison life. Chicago notes a dieting study on dogs, showing weight gain with treadmill exercise. Atlantic City predicts a buxom Miss America trend revival with long hair per Norman Rockwell.
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New Yor
al Smith
Warren Shaw Fisher
Progressive Political League
Fisher
W. G. McAdoo
McAdoo
South
Washington
New York
Smith
Alfred Heavitt
League
Atlantic City
Norman Rockwell
Local chatter on fixtures vaccines and oil sales
The snippet records remarks by Miss Shikany about new fixtures awaited two months and Dr. Lindsay urging vaccination. Jack Burgess comments on reading split-minute intervals. G T Amos notes an error in Coal Oil Number One location and cites LeFors Sunday sales of five to six thousand dollars. H W Bleam mentions a $70,000 deal in the Moran field.
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G. T. Amos
LeFors
H. W. Bleam
Fort Worth
Moran Field
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