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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1926
Page
6
The listing highlights Fair-Ranson's Folly with Barthelmess as daring young soldiers of the Old West, Liberty shows The Cowboy Morte and a comedy feature, Mission presents Bachelor Prides with a costly production, and Deandt screens Oh, Ba for a Latlale Bill including Going and Coming.
Screen and Spotlight reports Dick Barthelmess returns to the coast for Ranson's Folly filmed at the Marshall Neilan Studio under Sidney Olcott. Colonel George L. Byram supervised costumes and military detail while Barthelmess portrays Lieutenant Ranson, a daredevil adventurer in Richard Harding Davis's tale. Dorothy Mackaill appears alongside.
A review highlights Western pioneer romance and action in a "Rancon's Folly" era piece with Le Rocque Elinor Fair and Sally Rand, plus a propulsive Cowboy Musketeer subplot with Tom Tyler. It notes production by Garrett Fort and Sullivan, and previews The Mysterious Island stunt risk and a comedic Deandi program at the Liberty.
Edward Irenaus Smith known as Gunboat Smith has a rising film career at Paramount’s Astoria studio. Directors note his constant presence on set and a contract protecting his face from alteration. He explains his nickname stems from his feet and recalls his long name origin told with humor.
Funeral services for J W Hill 65 year old Amarillo merchant were held at 3 pm at the First Baptist church with Rev G I Yates officiating. He died in Los Angeles Sunday morning and is survived by his widow three sons M C Hill C T Hill C A Hill of Amarillo and three daughters Mrs Roberta Mellard Mrs C T Casey and Miss Helen Hill. Burial was at Llano cemetery under N S Griggs and Sons.
The final episode of the thrilling serial The Radio Detective will be shown along with Buffalo Bill Jr. in a big all round bill.
The ad promotes S. S. S. claiming it cures skin troubles by cleansing the blood. It touts a century of service, confidence in its mer its, and that the medicine is made only from fresh roots and herbs.
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