At Theaters Missiey Ray Sows Pride of Stag Blest
A fragmented theater note lists titles and cast names including Dick Barthelmers, Duro thy Gish, Jenks Pisters and Sauce. The fair program advertises playful dramatic entertainments.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1926
Page
3
A fragmented theater note lists titles and cast names including Dick Barthelmers, Duro thy Gish, Jenks Pisters and Sauce. The fair program advertises playful dramatic entertainments.
Annie Noones cannot appear at the Mission this week as a strong flu keeps her away while Lazybones with Buck Jones and a big Fox cast headlines. The Beautiful City featuring Barthelmess and Dorothy Gish plays Fair, plus Rudolph Valentino arrives at Mission next week with The Eagle and a Russian film. Also Prominent stars Coogan and Porter previews noted, with Vaudeville acts and Clara Bow in Fair next week.
Review lauds the stage production Gods Child at Deakoi as remarkable. Despite mangled OCR, description highlights strong acting, vivid mood, and emotional intensity. Observers praise the performance for its bold, breathless moments and overall impact on the theater scene.
An ad for Mentho Sulphur cold cream promises rapid relief of itching burning and rashes including eczema. It claims germ destroying action and skin healing leaving clear smooth skin, urging readers to get a jar at any drug store and clip a coupon. The text also contains a long unrelated poem and satirical verses about weather and rural life.
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