Film Lineup Draws Colorful Western Theaters
The Fair features Leatrice Joy in Her Wedding Song a society crook drama. Deandi presents Sell Em Cowboy with Bill Hatton and Who's Husband Are You a comedy. The Mission offers The Hagie a Russia tale with Rudolph Valentino on a Cossack bandit. Liberty screens West of the Alamo with Ranger BW Miller a western thriller and a comedy.
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Leatrice Joy
Deandi
Bill Hatton
Husband Are
You
Russia
Rodolph Valentino
Liberty
Ranger BW Miller
Leatrice
I Today
Gil Pal
Liberty Theater
Bill Miller
the Alamo
Deandi Today
Husband
Rudy Returns to Mission for Screen Spotlight Tonight
Rudy stars in Valentino’s best film The Eagle at the Mission tonight with possible Dallas call if needed. Leatrice Joy returns in Her Wedding Song a thriller of crooks and romance. Charlie Ray heads to the Fair for a vaudeville bill and Pauline Starke appears in Bright Lights.
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Rudy
Leatrice Joy
Rooney
Dallas
Charlie Ray
Pauline Starke
Tipica Orchestra Wows Amarillo Audiences With Unusual Jazz and Classics
Albuquerque critic praises the Mexican Tipica Orchestra for its windless string focus and bold mix of classical and popular tunes. Highlights include La Paloma, Guarani, William Tell, and Liszt Second Hungarian Rhapsody with marimba solos and a strong vocal ensemble led by Samuel Pedrazz.
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Amarillo
Albuquerque Journal
Albuquerque
Colbert C. Root
Tipiea Orchestra
Orchhestra
Cmedies
Gomez
Liszt
Juan Torreblanca
Samuel Pedrazz
Severa
Senor Pedraza
Irwin McCormack
Blackburn to Open Wholesale Candy House in Amarillo
Gerald Blackburn former B. and B News Stand owner plans a wholesale candy and specialty house in Amarillo. He sold the news stand to Herbert R Venable who has taken charge. Local business leaders expect the venture to boost Amarillo wholesale trade.
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Gerald Blackburn
Blackburn
Herbert R. Venable
Venable
Santa Fe
Amarillo
Amarillo Letters Reflect Local Views on Oil Boom and Travel
A collection of comments from Amarillo residents and business figures covers oil prospects near Canadian, a gas strike, and transport issues. Notables include Wales Madden, John Hill, Pug Long, and Monte E. Owen. Topics touch on street safety, car accidents, and urging support for Southwest Trail convention to boost through-traffic and regional tourism.
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Pug Long
Monte E. Owen
Amarillo
Canyon
Wellington
Panhandle
California
Chicago
Pepsodent Promises Coral Tint For Gums and Teeth
An advertisement touts a new toothpaste approach to remove a dull film from teeth and strengthen gums to a coral color. It claims visible whitening and firmer gums, urging readers to obtain a 10 day free trial coupon or buy full size at local druggists.
Waco Firm Weighs Opening Amarillo Branch Plant
Charles Ellison of Ellison Manufacturing, maker of a floor sweeping compound, advised the Board of City Development that his firm is considering opening a branch factory in Amarillo, amid talk of another manufacturing concern also establishing a local plant.
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Amarillo
Board of City Development
Waco
Charles Ellison
Ellison Manufacturing Company
Oklahoma Man Seeks Foundry Plant in Amarillo
William Gilbert of Ada Oklahoma writes the Board of City Development expressing his desire to open a foundry in Amarillo to handle iron bronze and aluminum castings. He owns a foundry in Ada with twenty five years of experience in the field.
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William Gilbert
Ada
Oklahoma
Board of City Development
Amarillo
Gilbert
Builders Supply Co Opens In Amarillo Building
The Texas Builders Supply company with U N Olver E R Roberts and O V Vernon as directors has opened offices in the Amarillo building. Vernon, long-time secretary of the Amarillo Board of City Development, becomes manager and resigns from that post today. The firm will handle all building materials. North Carolina now ranks fourth in hydro electric power development with 534000 horsepower in use. Chicago had 90000 residents before receiving a steam fire engine in 1857.
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The
Texas Builders Supply Company
U. N. Olver E. R. Roberts
O. V. Vernon
Amarillo
Vernon
North Carolina
Rotary Leaders to Attend Amarillo Convention in April
Distinguished Rotary leaders will visit Amarillo for the first annual convention on April 23 and 24, led by District Governor Walter D. Chine. Shriners chief James Burger and Rotary official Harry Fish will represent International headquarters, with Tom Davis of Butte billed as a noted West speaker.
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Rotary
Amarillo
Dist
Walter D. Chine
James C. Burger
Imperial
The
Shriners
Harry Fish
Sayre
Pennsylvania
Rotary International
International Headquarters
Tom Davis
Butte
Montana
Allen Street
Oklahoma City
Denver
Amarillo Royal Arch Masons to Hold Notable Degree Program
Amarillo Chapter No 196 Royal Arch Masons will host tomorrow night a program that is expected to draw local interest. Vast arch priests are to confer the Mark Master’s degree, among the four chapter degrees, with refreshments served and many Chapter Masons to witness past high priests confer degrees again.
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Amarillo
Royal Arch Masons
Cascarets Laxative Ad Promises Quick Relief
Public notice promotes Cascarets as a pleasant harmless candy like laxative. It claims to relieve headachy biliousness and constipation with one or two tablets any time. It emphasizes a clear head, sweet stomach, pink tongue, rosy skin and a fresh system. Directions for all ages on each box.
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Annie
Rudolph, Vole
Ie Ray
Tipica Orchestra
Charlie
Hoot G'bson
Arizona
Hoot
Wumotr
Castillo
Samuel Pope
Lyric Jenor
Alvaro Obregon
Mexico
Amarillo Auditorium
Spain
Emil F. Myers
Amarillo College
Ry Music
Ledbellon
Pitheat Polk
Tren
Taylor
Europe
Chester Floyd
North Amarillo
Wales Madden
Brisbane
John Hill
Sunhandle Lumber Company
Otis Phillips
Ben Golding
Manhandle
Dulas
Jessie Ross
W. A. Palmer
Hoover
R. M. Walker
W. S. Atterberry
West Sixth Street
Atterberry
A. H. Lindsay
Walter Tipton
C. T. Davis
San Jacinto
Wichita Fall
T. B. Brooks
Mantel
L. Gough
Washington
Frank O. Lowden
Ilinois
West Texas
Waco Concern
Builders Supply CO
Cecil B.de Mille
Eatrice Toy In
Robert
Cupid
Walter D. Cline
Pepsodent Company
S. Wabash Ave
Wold
Dewsal Mer
John W. Considine, JR
EAGLE
Wilma Banky
Louise Dresser
Hans Kraly
Clarence Brown
Evein
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