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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1926
Page
6
Hollywood captioned feature shows Red Grange in three stills from Going, Going, Gone as a celebrated football hero turned film kiss artist. Edna Murphy plays the leading lady as Grange performs love scenes, reportedly kissed about fourteen times per film.
A quirky column reflects on film star Grange and associate Red as well as a Globe Porter dog tale. A humorous train story unfolds with an Irishman and a Dago-American, ending with a pipe and a dog named Fido making an escape.
At the Fair the feature is Bluebeard’s Seven Wives starring Ben Lyon and Blanche Sweet plus A Pair of Jacks. The Mission offers For Heaven’s Sake Harold Lloyd’s first Paramount release. The Deandi presents Oh No Nora musical comedy all week with a motion picture program. The Liberty shows Braveheart a stirring Indian picture of modern days with Red LaRocque.
Harold Lloyd's For Heaven's Sake screens at the Mission tonight with The Freshman noted as the standard. Tonight and tomorrow mark the last showings, critics call it a strong comedy and a standout Lloyd picture. Also on bill are Jacks-Jack Pall and Jack Davis and a farce Blusheerd's Seven Wives with Ben Lyon Lois Wilson and Blanche Sweet featured.
A strong company at the Deandi last night offered sparkling comedy, lilting music, a zood chorus and fine singers. The troupe remains all week with program changes scheduled Wednesday and Friday. The Liberty theater ends Braveheart tonight. Tomorrow Buffalo Bill Jr. in On the Go headlines with The Exquisite Sinner at the Fair, featuring Conrad Nagel and Reence Adoree.
S. J. Cole traffic manager of the Board of City Development departs over the Fort Worth and Denver to attend Texas Industrial Traffic League Southwestern Traffic League and Southwest Shippers Advisory board meetings Thursday through Saturday. He is the official representative and cites two new grain complaints affecting the Southwest as discussion items. Cole plans to return Sunday.
In St Joseph Missouri on June 15 Henry Daugherty aged 89 died in hospital from a wound after resisting a robbery attempt. Robert Burton aged 18 from Dallas Texas was arrested and identified by the dying man as his assailant.
Tobacco-breeding scientists at the State Agricultural Experimental Station in Geneva New York seek more nicotine for the insecticide industry which relies on it for bug polson production.
William S. Vare, winner of the Pennsylvania Republican Senate primary, testified on campaign funds before the senate committee. He described fundraising and spending totaling about 600000 dollars for his ticket, with nearly two million for the three rival tickets, and discussed Hotel Washington and Mayflower Hotel talks with Mellon and Baker about opposition to Pepper and the governor’s race.
Will call for and deliver car washing service. Phone 2860J.
E P Halliburton president Halliburton Oil Well Cementing Co surveys Panhandle oil and gas fields with his engineers to aid operators. He sees great potential in local fields and notes operators are conserving underground resources for the industry and community. Jay Taylor accompanied the survey and has studied conditions for a year.
A. D. Payne, candidate for the state legislature, has moved to his new Amarillo home at 116 East Fountain Avenue and opened a temporary law office near the Fair theater. Payn previously headed Canyon schools and graduated from West Texas State Teachers College and USC, spending time visiting friends before the July primaries.
At the Watertown annual meeting a minister suggested permission may be granted if bobbed hair proves not worldly to elders. In Washington Senator Norris notes women dress less modestly in public than previous generations amid farm relief debate.
Philadelphia remarks praise English of English trained domestic. James M. Beck urges correct speech to Dr Exel Institute graduates. Medford speech by Gov Fuller to Tufts graduates stresses policemen know 16 000 statutes and the U S has over 2 000 000 laws and ordinances.
Elmira New York report states William F Pussy foot Johnson who lost an eye in England was run over by an automobile but not seriously hurt. He said he was terribly lame from the incident.
Rochester experiences early snowfall amid a sharp temperature fall while other regions endure heat waves. Snow blankets streets as the cold arrives, altering morning commutes and suggesting a quick shift to winter conditions.
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