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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1943
Page
2
Errol Flynn and Ann Sheridan star in Edge of Darkness which opens an extended run at the Paramount Theater. Directed by Lewis Milestone the film tells of a Norwegian town’s defiance of Nazi occupation with a strong Hollywood and Broadway cast.
Thousands of rheumatic and nerve pain sufferers report quick relief with NORITO a trusted formula. The ad guarantees satisfaction or money back if the first three doses fail to relieve pain urging readers to consult their druggist today.
George Olsen and his orchestra headline at The Nat tonight as part of the longstanding musical comedies lineup. Producer Lawrence Schwab built a college show around Olsen, whose band stars in Good News and helped launch careers like Fred MacMurray and George Murphy.
Capt James Dodson with the U S Marines and Sgt Mary E Taylor visit the Herring Hotel to interview Amarillo and Panhandle women for the Women Marines Corps. Eligible volunteers aged 20 to 36 will replace Leathernecks in combat roles. interviews are non binding. A Soviet expedition in the Crimea found bones claimed to be 40 000 years old.
The production features Judith Anderson Ruth Gordon Charles Dingle Tonio Selwart Roman Bohnen Art Smith Morris Carnovsky Helene Thimig Torben Meyer Tom Fadden Francis Pierlot Nancy Coleman Helmut Dantine John Beal Monte Blue Virginia Christine Dorothy Tree and others. It aims to show the little man's fight for decency and freedom amid Hitler's Nordic supremacy in Norway.
The Rex Theater opens Margin for Error from Clare Boothe Luce with Milton Berle as patrolman Moe Finkelstein and Joan Bennett as Sophie Baumer. Berle guards the German consulate amid a murder, a stabbing, and a poisoning, promising hot weather fun for all.
Washington July 21 The White House and Congress near a tentative truce on farm and food policy with Senator Russell urging compromise and War Food Administration planned talks while AAA bans information distribution by its 200000 staff and committees.
An advertisement urges readers to ask for Herbine from Cretney Drug Store promising relief for temporary constipation and associated headaches biliousness and fatigue with a caution to ensure the right product is obtained.
United Press reports Archbishop Edward J Mooney says Rome should be declared an open city to spare civilians and calls Italian Fascists cynical for masking military aims behind culture. Allies weigh strategic risks as Rome serves as a transport hub for Axis operations.
The Preventorium asks area women to donate surplus vegetables and volunteer to help can the garden produce for winter use. Call Mrs. J. L. Scott at 20761 to offer assistance or arrange contributions.
Sixty five pounds of sportsman is Master Dan Duncan of Amarillo who proved his merit in catching bass at Buffalo Lake last night. The youth watched elders fish all afternoon and, finding a cane pole with hook and line, caught a one and three quarter pound bass on his first cast using a dead minnow. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Ray Duncan.
Planters and committee members sought to influence lawmakers on a proposed crop incentive program. Virginia or U S vegetable breeding lab workers in Charleston S C isolated cabbage strains unusually rich in vitamin C.
Today through Tuesday at theaters feature Edge of Darkness with Errol Flynn and Ann Sheridan plus Betty Bowman dives and color travel shows. State last times list Over My Dead Body with Milton Berle, Mary Beth Hughes and color novelty acts. Border Vigilantes with Bill Boyd and Russell Hayden headlines a busy lineup with Sock Bye Baby and News of the Day.
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