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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1925
Page
6
Dorothy Dix examines the bitter feud between mothers-in-law and daughters-in-law. She argues both sides fault, notes the strain on husbands, and stresses respect for the mother who taught him gentleness. The piece urges balanced guidance rather than petty quarrels within families.
The Fair Ernst Lubitsch third for Warner Brothers features Marie Prevost Monte Blue John Roche and Clara Bow in a tabloid Parlor Bed room and Bath variant. THE MISSION Louis B Mayer’s The Snob with Monta Bell directs John Gilbert Norma Shearer Conrad Nagel well received. THE LIBERTY Kidmund Cobb stars in A Rodeo Mixup set in a Western blend of old bandit lore and modern themes with comedy and fables.
A busy theater rundown praises The Snob as a top Metro-Goldwyn pick starring John Gilbert Norma Shearer Hedda Hopper and Phyllis Haver. Kiss Me Again by Myrtle Ludden tops the prologue at the Mail, while Edmond Cobb’s A Rodeo Mix-up and The Sailors newsreel play prior. Deandi Jolly Flappers stage Parlor Bedroom and Bath with eighteen performers followed by Sunken Silver and Paping the Limit serials.
The giant airship Shenandoah is sighted above Narragansett Pier en route to participate in gunnery maneuvers with the United States Navy, signaling a notable wartime aviation display.
Eddie Lee in charge of the band and orchestra with Harley Sadler's show opens tonight under the American Legion. The tent is new with novel inside features. Opening bill When Dreams Come True showcases Mr Sadler's comedy talent. Legion members hail the performance as exceptional entertainment for the season.
The house and lot sold by W. N. Cooper in the Country club district was not his residence. Friends wonder if he will move after the item appeared in The Globe. Mrs. Mary Dawn Davis of Jeffersonville Ind is visiting her parents Judge and Mrs. Works. E. O. Bagot of Amarillo Hard-Wait Co. returns from a Colorado vacation. Fr Turner Winkleman and M. Cohn of the Kelly-Springfield agency were in Dallas for talks with headquarters. Bicycles 113 West Seventh.
A collage of brief items from a late 19th or early 20th century paper notes trademarks on Mistletoe Tables, a proposed Ohio river ferryboat between Jeffersonville and Louisville, and local quirks. It mentions Jack Hall ranch as a popular summer spot, local sheriff Clarence Luce visiting Canyon, England traffic signals with white sleeves, a wool bandage incident in Torquay, and a Manitoba style fruit campaign. It also quotes a Amarillo resident on high Michigan taxes and a Moore county sorghum crop in 1888.
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