Galloping Hoofs and The Liberty Race Drama Pair
A vivid city life drama pairing Ella Cinders with Ceol wore and Lloyd Hughes in The Deandi Croseed Signals and Helen Helmer in another Galloping Hoofs chapter. The Mission and The Police Patrol unfold with James Kirkwood as a cop. The Million Dollar Handicap features Vera Reynolds in a horse racing thriller.
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Ella Cinders
Ceol Wore
Lloyd Hughes
Helen Helmer
James Kirkwood
Pretty Vera Reynolds
Liberty Today and Tomorrow
Vera Reynolds
Colleen Moore stars in Ella Cinders at the Fair
Film notes recap Colleen Moore's challenge of portraying a character unlike herself in Ella Cinders. The feature, directed by Fred N. Green and produced by Mervyn LeRoy, opens at the Fair Theatre with Lloyd Hughes and Emily Gerdes among the cast. Also listed are The Pace Patrol with James Kirkwood, Crossed Signals and Galloping Hoofs, plus Charlie Chaplin’s The Gold Rush and The Million Dollar Handicap at Liberty.
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Colleen Moore
Toople
Neen
Natal
Colleen
Miss Moore
Ella Cinders
Hich
the Fair Eater Today
Lloyd Hughes
Rn Lewis
Do Baker
Emily Gerdes
Nfred E. Green
Mervyn Leroy
Helen Holmes
Charlie Chaplin
Charlie
Hollywood League of Nations in Film Entertainment
Hollywood operates a global entertainment league as German and Scandinavian stars rise in UFA imports. Andre E. Dupont, director for Universal, brings a clinical, visual mastery to Love Me and the World Is Mine, treating sex and drama with frank candor and cinematic artistry.
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Hollywood
League of Nations
Leas
UFA
Andre E. Dupont
Universal
New York
Dupont
Berlin
Freud
Jung
Dr. Brill
Mary Philbin
George Siegmann
Texas voters pledge clean government in primary
Frank Storm from Los Angeles cites press reports that Texas citizens at home and abroad stand for clean government and reject repudiation of obligations. W. A. McIntosh warns Amarillo will grow faster than the schools can handle. J. W. Ryder notes editors taking vacations, saying a newspaperman should have a continual vacation.
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Frank Storm
Los Angeles
Texas
Amarillo Fans Vote Happy Ending for Unknown Soldier
Amarillo picture show patrons at the Fair voted overwhelmingly for a happy ending to The Unknown Soldier. The contest, run by The News-Globe, found happiness favored over a spiritual ending as viewers linked joy to feeling good.
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Amarillo
News-Globe
Fair Theater
Hicks Rubber Receives New Car of Tubes in Darton Branch
The Mieke Rubber Company in Darton reports receipt of a fresh consignment of Pemand tubes via manager F. from the West Texas branch. Local observers note business activity picking up, with comments that operations are entering a busy period amid tighter market conditions.
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Hicks Rubber
Mieke Rubber Company
West Tesae
Darton
Tlhe
Keether Seeks Denver Funeral For Late Husband
Mrs W. Keether nervously travels to Denver to attend the funeral of her husband, Welle Engem, whose passing follows the cotton death incident. Local friends recall the couple’s life together as authorities investigate the case.
Sewer Bids Before Commission Tuesday
City to open bids for multiple sewer projects including mains on Madbe from Street and 26 Trem Liew from Amarilie north. Meeting scheduled with commissioners at the Second Street location to discuss the proposed work and funding.
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Secomd Street
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Young Dale Jones
State Penitentiary
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Edgar Ransom
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Dumas
Moore County
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