Flying High dazzles Amarillo crowds at Tri-State Fair
A large Amarillo audience enjoyed Flying High at the Municipal Auditorium on January 26 as part of the Tri-State Fair Association program. The show features 76 performers, a beauty chorus, comedic acts, music, and elaborate costumes delivering rapid, dazzling entertainment. Local union notes report member transfers, new delegates, and a 47-performer carpenters’ turnout, with upcoming elections and venue updates.
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Amarillo
Tri-State Fair Association
Municipal Auditorium
New York City
New Orleans
Carpenters Hall
C. A. Chessir
G. T. Enoch
J. B. Parr
W. W. Finch
Hammer
Rel!eals
Axel Olson
Borger
M. M. Garrison
Henry Miller
Dallas
J. D. Flannigan
Sweetwater
Herbert Lytle
John Allen
Central Labor Union
Eugene Rice
State job printing sparks editorials from Texas papers
The Texas press criticizes state printing plans as unfair competition with local weekly papers that run in-house job printing. The Breckenridge American reports the Texas Louisiana Power Company spent hundreds of thousands on nearby improvements and staged a staged labor plan by assigning 100 workers for a week, then 100 more the next week, and so on to ease the labor load.
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German Grand Opera Co
Syracuse
Cincinnati
Sheboykin
Wisconsin
Tabbie
Canyon Harp
Angil
German Grand Opera Company
Texas
Breckenridge American
Texas-Louisiana Power Company
Alexander Now Has Two Tailor Plants In City
O R Alexander reports more than five thousand dollars spent on new equipment at his tailor, cleaning and pressing plant No 2 at 2713 West Sixth Avenue. He started with one plant and two employees two years ago and now employs over 35. He also operates a plant at Sixth and Palk and a plant at 502 North Fillmore. He says the new gear will double output and improve quality by about 50 percent and invites public inspection.
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O. R. Alexander
West Sixth Avenue
Alexander
Palk
North Fillmore
George White’s Flying High to Play at Tri State Fair
Wilbur Hawk, president of the Tri State Fair, announced the production schedule for George White’s Flying High. The show will run Monday January 26 with ticket prices from 1 to 3 dollars. White argues Broadway has neglected western markets and plans to bring eastern shows west under sponsor control.
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Wilbur
Hawk
Tri- State Fair
George White
New York
White 5 Fenk
Gothams
Broadway Producer Plans Nationwide Theater Tour
A Broadway producer promotes a personal, full production touring under his management. He claims a strong merit standard nationwide, compares to New York and Chicago, and notes the Flying High company bound for Amarillo requires seven train cars for its six cast and crew with a distinct production identity.
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New York
Chicago
Amarillo
Naples exile for rent strike under Fascist decree
Gennara Matacena, owner of 600 apartments, refused to reduce rents as ordered by the Fascist government and has been sent to an exile island for two years. The report also notes Englewood, New Jersey reference to a governor’s wife with a long collection.
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Naples
Gennara Matacena
Englewood
N. J
New York
Fle
Lange
News Snippets Highlight Navy Ties and Paris Presidency
The note recalls former Assistant Secretary of the Navy and Mrs. Roosevelt sharing a tale about a young man unable to join the service. It also notes Gaston Doumergue’s lucky number 15, his corporalcy in 1884, and 1924 election as president. Albany item mentions Billy, 10, trapped 24 miles in snow, found at the orphan asylum.
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Navy
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Englewood
Woman's Club
Albany
Billy
Albany Orphan Asylum
Ife
Catskill
How Good Doctors Treat Bad Colds
Medical writers stress treating a cold to relieve nasal and throat congestion and prevent complications. Calotabs, once standard calomel, are now promoted as safe and effective. a family package costs thirty five cents with a ten cent trial size, claiming easy use with milk or water and no side effects.
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U. S
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Denver
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Albuquerque
N. M
C. A. McCarty
Globe-News Print and Press Department
Kansas
Harry McNair
Pampa
the Typographical Union
Moscow
Amy Johnson
Ladybird
Britain
Geoffrey G. Kruess
Los Angeles
Tri-State Fair
Luckies
American Tobacco Co
Paris
Gaston Doumergue
Doumergue
California
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Libby
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