World Full of a Number of Things Says Dorothy Dix
Dorothy Dix urges women to avoid dwelling on disappointments and pursue happiness through self determination. She counsels embracing careers, travel, and varied interests, noting both marriage and single life offer value. The piece stresses resilience and finding joy amid sorrow. Skate parts, 113 W. 7th.
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Main Street
Broadway
Grand Dame
Patricia Cleve’s ruinous love triangle unfolds abroad
Patricia Cleve confronts a marital rift as her husband Andrew sails to England on urgent business and a web of rivals closes in. Keith Willoughby pressures her to intercede for Gregory Hewitt while Isobel Drake tempts Keith, leaving Patricia torn between passion and duty as she seeks resolution in New York and beyond.
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Patricia Cleve
Andrew Cleve
Carol Willoughby
Keith Willoughby
Lves
Chicago
Keith
Andrew
Patricia
Gregory Hewitt
Isobel Drake
Hewitt
Wee
Atricta
New York
Carol
Berengaria
England
Andy
Linda Boyce
Linda
Mrs. Boyce
Mr. Boyce
Patsy
Regory Hewitt
Greg
At the Theaters This Week Across MADONNA THEATRE
The Fair shows Madonna of the Streets a First National feature with Milton Sills and Nazimova plus a news reel. The Mission offers The Midnight Express a Columbia release with Dillane Hammerstein and a comedy news reel. The Liberty screens The Perfect Alibi with Leo Maloney and Stay Single with Dorothy Devore.
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Madonna
Milton Sills
Nazimova
Columbia
Dlaine Hammerstein
Liberty
Leo Maloney
Dorothy Devore
Amarillo
Maloney
Ross Rogers
Mission Theater
Wallace Reid
Rogers
Railway and political notes mix with local rail plans
John Moore reports inauguration events in Austin with rail fare notes and travel dates. Santa Fe plans expansion at Lubbock to handle growing business, including depot enlargement and track rearrangements. Other items mention Amarillo visits, a Ford coupe, and personnel moves involving Denver and Missouri Pacific railroad staff.
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The
Santa Fe
BE. J. Valentine
Denver General
Amarillo
Missouri Pacific
Wichita Falls
Arthur Q Hagerman Named Hal Roach Publicity Director
A photo in the paper shows Arthur Q Hagerman, identified as the new director of publicity for Hal Roach studios in Culver City. The item notes a Warner Bros feature with Monte Blue and Marie Prevost at the Mission, an adaptation of the stage play Deburau.
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Monte Blue
Marie Prevost
Deburau
Railroad crews shuffle through Amarillo notes
The report notes several personnel movements in the Texas line yard with new arrivals and visits. A switchman moves to service in Amarillo to fill an emergency vacancy, 43 brakeman recently arrived for a local posting, and A P Fryer from Shawnee Oklahoma takes a Rock Island store keeper role. F A Dimmick recalls a snowy trip near Belén New Mexico ending in Amarillo with sunny shirt sleeves. C O Johnson Santa Fe agent Manadian attends a Good of Service meeting in Amarillo.
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Texline
Amarillo
C. O. Johnson
Santa Fe
Manadian
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