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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1925
Page
5
Dorothy Dix advises wives not to overinterpret husbands moods and motives. Many men act on impulse not plan, and wives misread love when men are tired busy or preoccupied at work. A calmer approach can ease strain, prevent quarrels, and restore harmony at home.
The Mission presents Faint Person from Zona Gale with Schulberg production best sellers. The Deandi features Jolly Flappers on closing week second hill. The Fair shows Chickie with Dorothy Morkaill a star, a millionaire husband versus love in a rented apartment. The Liberty screens Pioneers of the West by William Mix with western innovations.
Screen and Spotlight notes Chickie at the Fair starring Dorothy Mackaill as a poor typist chasing a millionaire dream, a modern tale of real life. Also opening Faint Perfume at the Mission from Zona Gale, plus Deandi theater vaudeville with the Womiche Hawaiian trio and Jolly Flappers last week shows. Scopes trial news reel and Amarillo baseball guest night anchor a busy bill at the Fair and Mission venues.
A scattered clipping mentions an order with American Locomotive Works for five mountain type engines in an old home week event with Thomas Meighan and a Mission Friday. It also notes envy, an elevator man, a large ad driven sale of citrus orchards, Chicago rail traffic figures, and a Georgia murder justice arc.
The Kiwanis club unanimously supports installing an electric traffic signal system not exceeding 310000 dollars. A committee led by John Gilvin will meet with the city commission. M. M. Merriman urged joining the Tri-State Field Trials Association. Harley Sadler’s company showcased music, enjoyed by members. Norris Ewing spoke briefly.
The Interstate Commerce Commission dismissed the Oklahoma Corporation Commission's demand that railroads entering Oklahoma City build a new passenger terminal. The obscure note suggests a push for updated rail facilities in the city.
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