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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 16, 1928

Page

7

Interstate vaudeville and Beau Sabreur at the Fair

Interstate vaudeville at the Fair today headlines a strong bill with Henry Santrey and his orchestra and Estelle Fratus from Australia. Madge Bellamy’s Very Confidential screens at the Fair, while Beau Sabreur heads to the Mission with Joan Standing. Ride Em High plays the Rialto and Tarzan and the Golden Lion screens as a unique Edgar Rice Burroughs tale.

Madge Bellamy Beau Sabreur Gary Cooper Mountain Eagle Nita Naldi Laffin’ Thro Rialto Ride Em High” Company Buddy Roosevelt Virgil Proctor Nida Henry Santrey Australia Mr. Santrey Harry Anna Seymour Santrey Estelle Fratus Melbourne Miss Fratus Miss Fra Fox Films Miss Bellamy Pat Canning Mary Duncan Joseph Cawthorn Marjorie Beebe Hedwig Reicher Rialto Theater

Who Is the Skinniest Man in the World

A public notice promotes McCoy's Tablets for underweight men and women. It claims a guaranteed gain of at least 5 pounds after using four sixty cent boxes or two one dollar boxes. If not satisfied, the druggist will refund the purchase price. The ad advises asking for McCoy's Tablets at local drug stores.

Douglas Fairbanks Mary Pickford Mary Billie Dove Pickford Fairbanks Miss Pickford Illie Dove McCoy Fox, Randal and Post Office Drug Stores America

Polk Street Methodist Church Opens New Building

The Polk Street Methodist church in its new home, not yet finished, turned away several hundred people from its service yesterday indicating high attendance and strong interest in the new facility.

Polk Street

Church Attendance Soars As Fellowship Hall Crowds Grow

Dr. L. N. Stuckey reports that around 1,822 Sunday school attendees filled Fellowship hall, about 800 more than usual, with 500 people unable to crowd in awaiting the auditorium’s completion. He believes the church will be more useful once the entire building is usable.

Fellowship Hall L. N. Stuckey

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