Let Mother's Responsibilities End When Children Wed
A reader laments married children's habit of inviting themselves to Sunday dinners, turning mothers into constant hosts. She argues mothers deserve reciprocity and should not bear the family’s burden alone as in many households the daughters and sons rely on mother as cook nurse and organizer. The piece asks readers to weigh whether mothers should be kept as the perpetual family goat and to consider inviting mothers out or sharing hosting duties.
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John
Mary
Tom
Agnes
Mother
Europe
Mother’s
Tomer by Violet Dare and Patricia Cleve entangle lovers in Manhattan intrigue
Patricia Cleve, estranged from husband Andrew, hides a marriage while visiting sister. She becomes entangled with Gregory Hewitt, a financier, as Clayton Gillespie plans a dramatic dinner at the Plaza. Andrew confronts the affair as Patricia contemplates a new partnership while facing family turmoil.
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Patricia Cleve
Andrew Cleve
Gregory Hewitt
Patricia
Clayton Gillespie
New York
Jim
Gillespie
Plaza
Andrew
Acne Advice From Daily Health Talks
Acne and pimples affect mainly young adults with the main cause linked to diet. A plain food diet, plenty of water, and regular habits help prevent outbreaks. Avoid sweets and fried foods, scrub and wash face nightly with unscented soap and boric acid, and use cosmetics sparingly.
The Fair theater opens with So Big and more features
At theaters the Fair presents So Big a First National adaptation starring Colleen Moore. The Mission showcases Locked Doors with Betty Compson and Antonio Moreno along with other films. The Liberty screens The Cowboy Prince with Ashton Dearholt, The Fast Express episode, and a comedy.
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Edna Perber
Colleen Moore
Betty Compson
Antonio Moreno
Ashton Dearholt
So Big Star Beery’s Circus Roots Traced In Film Tale
Wallace Beery, star of So Big, recalls early fame swinging water for circus elephants and training animals for Ringling Brothers. He rose through stage and screen in New York and Hollywood before starring in So Big, directed by Charles Brabin, with Edna Ferber source material. The piece also notes Jane Winston’s Follies tie and other cinema items including Miss Winston’s screen test and new Paramount castings.
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Wallace Beery
Colleen Moore
Ringling Brothers
Ringling’s
Eva Lang
O. D. Willard
Kansas City
Beery
New York
H. W. Savage
Black-Face Minstrels Set for Twin Shows Thursday
Jim Swor and the Chesterfield Minstrels arrive for two performances at the Fair theater. The troupe, likely the best of its kind on the road in this region, features Snor formerly with A G Fields and 19 other noted black-face comedians. Amarillo merchants supply free tickets to ladies for the matinee.
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Jim Swor
Chesterfield Minstrels
Fair Theater
Snor
Notis A O G. Fields
Amarillo
Berlin May Seek 3 Way Security Pact
Paris dispatch reports Berlin planning to test France and Belgium on a three power security pact within days. The German move aims to gauge reactions amid recent intimations of such a step.
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Berlin
Assuciates
Paris
France
Belgium
Germany
All Buy Don a Wife
Don Colfax, maimed by war, returns home with broken morale and a sense of betrayal from Lillian Mead. His mother and father wrestle with his withdrawal and fear for his future while Don hides from doctors and society, clinging to dignity and a mother's hope for a new purpose.
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Donald Colfax
France
Lillian Mead
Fragmented moral musings on sun exposure and health
A garbled text fragment discusses exposure to sunlight and a healthy diet. It suggests appearances reflect lifestyle and that sun and habit changes signal shifts in behavior and nature. The writing lacks clear events or identifiable entities.
Stewart dies after long vigil in Bowling Green
Word from Mrs. W. A. Riese at her father’s bedside in Bowling Green Kentucky reports the death of Mr. Stewart on Sunday morning after several weeks of illness.
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W. A. Riese
Bowling Green
Personal Message From Fair Theatre Manager
J Levy manager assures Amarillo audiences of honest entertainment at Fair Theatre with a promise of good films and a first class road show at regular prices. He pledges to inspect every feature and inform readers if a screening fails to meet standards. He invites patrons to attend for genuine entertainment and promises fair admissions for Chesterfield Minstrels.
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Chesterfield Minstrels
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Dorothy DLX
Dorothy Din
Public Ledger Company
Oes ‘Tomer’ By
Violet Dare
Aurion
Clayton
Gillespile
Mr. Gillespie
Violet
United Feature
By Wes
Jane Winston
Ritz
Miss Winton
Jesse L. Lasky
Famous Players-Lasky Corporation
Mr. Lasky
Long Island
Monsieur Beaucaire
Hollywood
William de Mille
Clara Beranger
Frank Currier
Richard Dix
Paramount
Paul Bern
Jane Winton
All of
James Swor
the Liberty
Mojica
William Duncan
Fast Express
Carer
Harry
By Hazel Deyo Batchelor
Mrs. Colfax
Don
Lillian
Pendleton Colfax
Dr Marlowe
Pendleton
Pen
Colfax
Acre
Wene
J. Levy
Fair Theatre
the Cowboy Prince
Wieleim Duncan
Netton
Betty
Theodore Roberts
Grand Old Man of
William DeMille
Paramount Picture
Bobby Vernon
Chesterfield
ALL Star Minstrels
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