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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1925
Page
5
A columnist argues there is no perfect marriage and contrasts a working woman with a housekeeper husband. She praises mutual sympathy, appreciation, and shared labor, noting the burden on women and the need for support and understanding in domestic life.
Patricia Cleve tensions rise with husband Andrew as she courts independence after warning of leaving. She encounters Greg Hewitt, a financier, while Keith Willoughby manipulates plans for divorce to secure a future with her. The pair navigate marriage, infidelity, and a bid for freedom amid a sunlit western camp. Ends with a tease of an easy divorce once legal steps are arranged.
In Missiton a Paramount feature A Man Must Live stars Richard Dix and other acts accompany The Liberty showing The King of Wild Horses with Leon Larry and chapter of The Telephone Girl.
Allen-Howard K arrives in Amarillo to assist Mr. Levy as new Fair theater helper. The program features four Los Angeles acts in vaudeville, plus "Broadway or Bust" and "The Go-Getters" on screen, a blackface comedy, a comedy singing duo, and the feature "Broadway of Bust" with Alberta Vaughn and the Go-Getters. Also listed are the Lon Chaney film "He Who Gets Slapped" coming next month and the Rex horse drama "The Ex of Wild Horses" at the Liberty, with a Telephoto Girl chapter and Zasu Pitts under contract to Mayer-Goldwyn-Metro.
A Warner's schedule presents a big week starting Monday with Mrs. Wallace Meid's Broken Laws featured for the first three days. Thursday and Friday showcase This Woman with Irene Rich and Mare Delmer.
Ricardo Cortez and Creighton Hale return with Norma Talmadge and Eugene O Brien in The Only Woman. The film, though conventional in plot, is praised for strong handling by the stars and director Wes.
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