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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1935
Page
7
The Don Cossacks 36 member chorus under Serge Jaroff perform in concert next Friday January 18 with tickets from Lois Black at The News Globe office. Prices range from 125 to 35 cents with no tax. The group offers a dramatic medley from religious to folk songs, notably The Captive Cossack The Red Sarafan and Volga Boat Song.
Lloyd Snyder and his orchestra begin an indefinite engagement at The Nat Tuesday evening with novel rhythmic selections. Featured vocalist Ray Sanford, a longtime radio and dance band singer, joins the act. Five arrangers Freddie Worrell Bennie Bennett Jack Motch Bob Burke and J Wiley Taylor contribute distinctive musical effects.
Three projects were added today to the Texas Highway Commission construction program with bids due January 18. The total estimated cost rises to 765000. Counties listed include Montague on Highway 5, Hays on Highway 2, and Hamilton with Bosque on Highway 67. King Charles II enjoyed pleasure boating in the Channel Isles in 1646.
Outdoor sports are fine for those who like them, but I prefer garden work for exercise. Gardening requires more physical effort than expected, yet offers greater recreation. Working with earth and plants helps smooth mental wrinkles.
Local dancers have only a few evenings left to dance to Marshall Van Pool and his orchestra at The Nat before the group departs Amarillo Tuesday for Boston. The Van Pool band will appear in Normandy Cotton Plant Arkansas. The Bosher family near Hileman is said to be the tallest in the Ozarks with Philip 6 feet 9 inches Hiram 6 feet 4 inches their mother 6 feet 2 inches and their father 6 feet.
The piece surveys wage policy and social change, contrasting American and British approaches to living standards, wealth, and work. It muses on automation reducing labor, evolving human roles, and the troubling global unrest from executions in Harbin to riots in Mexico, noting religious separation locally.
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