Choice Between Unhappy Home and Loveless Marriage
Advice column from Dorothy Dix on domestic conflict and control over finances within a marriage. The husband seeks to end quarrels and provide a home while the wife spents funds on parties and embroidery. Dix urges the husband to assert himself, set budgets, and avoid divorce for the sake of the children.
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Tomorrow Husband's Ultimatum in a Western Escape
Patricia Cleve, estranged from Andrew Cleve, travels with Keith Willoughby and Gregory Hewitt to a western camp hoping for a new life. Hewitt offers money and devotion as Patricia faces a leg injury and an impending decision about returning to her husband. Hewitt presses for a Mexico trip tomorrow amid a perilous choice.
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Andrew Cleve
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Carol Willoughby
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At the Theaters and The Mission Present Notable Films
The Fair shows The Only Woman starring Norma Talmadge and Eugene O'Brien with additional features. The Mission presents Broken Laws produced by Mrs. Wallace Reid plus other features. The Liberty screens Branded a Thief with Neal Hart and Yukon Jake with Ben Turpin.
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Norma Talmadge
Eugene O'Brien
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Branded A Thief
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Yukon Jake
Ben Turpin
Shipwreck Drama Elevates Norma Talmadge Film
Norma Talmadge and Eugene O'Brien star in The Only Woman a vivid shipwreck scene staged on real water with a yacht and a three mastered schooner. The film follows a marriage ordeal between Norma who betrays love to secure independence and a dangerous honeymoon voyage where danger binds them. Virginia Lee Corbin and Percy Marmont give standout performances amid heavy seas and dramatic life or death struggles on deck. See this picture.
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Nema Talmadge
Norma
Eugene O’brien
Eugene
Matthew Betz
Edwards Davies
Winter Hall
Percy Williams
Stella di Lanti
Murdock MacQuarrie
Louis Dumar
Neal Dodd
Virginia Lee Corbin
Patsy
Percy Marmont
Cinema Schedule Highlights from Warner Classic and Local Theaters
A rundown of upcoming film showings at Mission Liberty and Fair theaters featuring Irene Rich and other stars. From This Woman at Mission to Along Came Ruth and Branded a Thief at Liberty, plus Hook and Ladder and The Most Express chapter, His Majesty the Outlaw at Liberty, and a Larry Lemon comedy at the Fair with Charlie Murray. Jim Swor and his minstrels join the Fair lineup January 29 with more to come.
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Irene Rich
Warner’ Bros
Mission Theater
Viola Dana
Ruth
Liberty Theater
Neal Hart
Ben Turpin
Hoot Gibson
Hoot
William Duncan
Larry Lemon
the Liberty
Ben Wilson
Yakima Canutt
Avery Hopgood
Fair Theater
Charlie Murray
Jim Swor
the Fair Theater
Dear Dorothy Dix on marriage and independence
Dorothy Dix argues that marriage often tightens rather than frees a woman, urging readers to avoid marrying merely to escape a tyrannical mother. She cautions about choosing a life partner who will honor commitment and warns Mary Louise about unreliable husbands who roam and return seeking forgiveness.
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Mary Louisee
Broken Laws at Mission theater shows power and punishment
A Amarillo review notes Mrs. Wallace Reid stars in a photoplay about an indulgent mother who spoils her son Bobby, leading to rebellion, a fatal crash, and a courtroom verdict. The dream ending reveals the consequences of lax discipline and ends with a chastened mother.
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Wallace Reid
Mission Theater
Bobby Allen
Mr. Allen
Bobby
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Western cowpuncher’s tale stuns Amarillo crowd
Slim J. J. Johnson recounts three years on a Matador Land and Cattle ranch forty miles from Matador Texas. He describes life with only a dog and a horse for company and notes observations on women and fashion after his isolation. He is twenty six, born on a Houston area ranch, and seeks transport to South America via Swift and Company after a holiday in Oklahoma.
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J. J.) Johnson
South Fillmore Street
Texas
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Matador Land and Cattle Company
Matador
Mr. Johnson
Houston
Matador Ranch
Oklahoma
Amarillo
Swift and Company
South America
Examinations Begin in Amarillo Public Schools
Examinations for the first semester started at 8:30 this morning in Amarillo public schools. Room 304 was set aside yesterday for review work. Examinations conclude Thursday at noon and the second semester begins Monday morning.
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May Albert Oscar Rudolph Ra mon Jose Gun Repairs
May Albert Oscar Rudolph Ramon Jose discuss improving the Panhandle. Gun Repairs at 113 W. 7th referenced. Mojica noted with J sounding like WV.
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