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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1924
Page
5
A columnist discusses distinguishing near love from real love, noting men struggle to judge their true feelings. He cautions that marriage and alimony complicate matters and suggests real love may show as a strong drive to work for the partner, while hesitation or sluggishness may signal otherwise.
A discussion of love as a transformative force, outlining how true devotion changes a man’s actions and finances. It contrasts playmates with the wife ideal, notes shifts to responsibility, and warns that carefree courting tends toward bachelorhood or marriage costs.
At the theaters the listings include Twenty-One First and The King of National feature with Richard Wild Horses Rex the tamed horse in a Pathe picture. The Liberty presents Where Is This West with Jack Hoxie and an episode of The Way of a Man plus a comedy.
The Fair theater shows Twenty-One, a Richard Barthelmess film about youth and romance. Barthelmess delivers sincere, faultless acting in a melodramatic thriller with a protective moment and a dramatic climax. A note adds jack rabbits are scarce in parts of the Panhandle after a hail event.
The passage argues that a man seeks a wife who is gentle, ladylike, pure, and pleasing in appearance. It emphasizes fitting a standard set by past authority and declares true love arrives when a man feels complete with his chosen partner regardless of others' views. The tone centers on enduring mutual satisfaction and personal destiny with "IT" woman.
A Pathe feature titled The King of Wild Horses stars Rex the untamable wild stallion with Edna Murphy and Leon Bary. Hal Roach sent trainer Chick Morrison to secure a suitable animal after Rex’s previous life as a captive outlaw. The film promises a sensational drama of loyalty and danger.
Column notes a new Colleen Moore Bob hairstyle eclipsing Marcel waves as popularity grows in film popularity. It cites Colleen Moore wearing the bob in The Perfect Flapper and mentions the Fair theater screening of that film with an all star cast including Sydney Chaplin Frank Mayo Phyllis Waver Lydia Knott and Charles Wellesley.
Aulville son of Mr and Mrs G H Carlan returns home to Dallas after a months visit with grandparents Mr and Mrs BK R Kimbrough O P Jones of the Jones Furniture company has been moved to 606 Pierce Street after hospital treatment and is doing well.
Today and tomorrow the Liberty presents Jack Hoxie in a western feature titled Where Is This West along with Emerson Hough’s The Way of a Man episode and a comedy. The lineup promises a stirring mix of frontier life and humor.
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