Miniature Ballet at Paramount Dazzles with Kosloff Style
Constance Ferguson presents her pupils in a two hour miniature ballet program titled Pairy Carnival at the Paramount. The show features about a dozen dancers ages five to near-grown, elaborate costumes, and a 14 member corps de ballet. Notable numbers include Fireflies Jasper the Frog and The Princess, culminating in Rimsky Korsaloff Hymn to the Sun with a 14 piece orchestra.
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Los Angeles
Dallas
Paramount Theater
Constance Ferguson
Ferguson
Kosloff
Corps de Ballet
Miss Ferguson
Paramount
Strauss
Gaynor van Shaw
Miniature Ballet
Cleta Grace Holland
Jasper
Frog
Renton
Bluebird
Zargas
Helen Hutcheon
Mollie Cotton Tail
Miles
Norma Futral
Norma Futral, Dressed In Furry White With Huge Rabbit Ears; “Puck
Sartorio
Chopin
Rimsky-Korsakoff
Margaret Harris
Irving Tolzien
Robert Axtell
A. L. F. Lindebloom
Ruth Thornton
Hall Axtell
N. Baker
Raymond O'Bryan
Jas. C. Ely
Charles Nash
Homer Jacobs
Worth Nichols
Harold Ensinger
R. C. Brownley
Firefly Corps de Pallet
Don Spikes
Georgia Mode
Dolores Hill
Marilyn Ann Izvard
Margie McCarley
Betty Lou Pyke
Francine Hoover
Norma Putral
Peggy Lanier
Patsy Lanier
Margaret Wagner
Nelda Lee Sparks
Natalie Matthews
Sally Reeder
Star Ballet
Ava Lee Sullivan
Sybil Green
Marie Celeste Matthews
Billie Parnell
Dorothy Jean Eldridge
Vera Fredowa
Theodore Kosloff
Worthy Grand Matron of Eastern Star to Visit
Mrs Rose F Potter Worthy Grand Matron of the Order of Eastern Star Texas will attend a joint Amarillo and Bonita Chapters meeting at 8 oclock tonight in the Masonic Temple. All order members invited.
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Bonita
Amarillo
Order of Eastern Star of Texas
Rose F. Potter
Texarkana
Masonic Temple
Order
Pattern 1817 frock with diagonal chic and mock-bolero
The Anne Adams pattern 1817 offers a chic frock with a diagonal line skirt, a stylish mock-bolero, a smart half belt, and bottom pleats for comfort. Available sizes 14 to 40. size 16 requires 338 yards of 36 inch fabric. Include pattern price, book option, and mail orders to Amarillo Globe Pattern Dept in New York.
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Anne Adams
Amarillo Globe Pattern Department
West 17Th Street
New York City
Mrs. Davis Hosts Bridge Club Party At Home
The Blue Marigold Club gathered Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Goldsmith Davis's 1015 Travis Street. Prizes went to Mrs. W. C. Newman for high guest score and to Mrs. Harold Glidewell for high member score. other awards included high cut for guests to Mrs. Howard Einhaus and high cut for members to Mrs. Roy Kerr. Refreshments served to listed guests and members.
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Blue Marigold Club
Goldsmith Davis
Travis Street
W. C. Newman
Harold Glidewell
Howard Einhaus
Roy Kerr
Tommy Arnold
Leonard Tims
Francis Roach
Bill Perdue
Bernice Whittington
Laurence Phillips
Ted Collier
B. R. Gardner
Ace of Hearts Club Entertained by Mrs Delk
Ace of Hearts Club enjoyed a Thursday afternoon party at 3609 Polk Street hosted by Mrs Clyde Delk with a pink and blue theme. Ice drinks accompanied bridge games as Miss Vera Covra led with high score and Mrs Roy McGee took second. attendees included Miss Covra Miss Odena Lewis and Mrs F L Roach plus others.
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Ace of Hearts Club
Clyde Delk
Polk Street
Vera Covra
Roy McGee
Leonard Tims
Miss Covra
Odena Lewis
Mesdames F
Woman's Council Holds All Day Meeting in Amarillo
The Woman's Council of West Amarillo Christian Church conducted an all day session at Mrs. C. W. Kincaid's home west of the city. Mrs. R. E. Wales led the mission lesson. A covered dish luncheon fed 26 adults and 18 children. Guest Mrs. George H. Hill of Roswell, a former council member, attended.
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Woman's Council of
West Amarillo
Local notables visit hospital and recoveries noted
Mrs. O. T. Maxwell of 813 Prospect Street is reported recovering well after a major operation at Northwest Texas Hospital. Misses Whittie and Mary Bess Smith of Fort Worth visited with their sister during her operation. Mr. and Mrs. Guilford Goodner traveled via Amarillo to Tulsa to visit relatives, after staying with Goodner parents in White Deer. J. T. Reese of Post City visited the Maxwell home earlier in the week. L. B. Thomas Jr at 800 Fairmont Street is recovering from an operation.
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O. T. Maxwell
Prospect Street
Northwest
Texas Hospital
Whittie
Mary Bess Smith
Fort Worth
Guilford Goodner
Amarillo
Tulsa
Tucson
Ariz
White Deer
Mr. Goodner
Mrs
Sam Goodner
J. T. Reese
Post- Tex Cotton Mills
Post City
Oliver Maxwell
L. B. Thomas, Jr
L. B. Thomas
Fairmont Street
Amarillo Student Wins Drama Scholarship at Northwestern
Amarillo High School junior Mary Ann Lee won a special scholarship to Northwestern University School of Drama. She departs for Chicago to attend a six week session after starring in Amarillo Little Theater's The Cradle Song last winter. Lee is daughter of Mr and Mrs Jim Lee of 222 West Eleventh Avenue.
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Mary Ann Lee
Amarillo
Northwestern University School of Drama
Chicago
Miss Lee
Eloise Gipson
Oma Link Rowley
Panhandle Recruits Accepted for U S Army
Fort Warren Wyoming welcomed several Panhandle men into U S Army service this week. Recruits named include James W Helms Bill Perkins Hubert D McGill John A Fair Amarillo James W Ross Plainview George Howard Childress Wyatt L Law Brummet and John A Neely Borger. Forsythe noted vacancies remain at the Wyoming post.
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U. S. Army
Fort Warren
Wyoming
Set. R. FE. Forsythe
Army
James W. Helms
Bill Perkins
Hubert D. McGill
John A. Fair
Amarillo
James W. Ross
Plainview
George Howard
Childress
Wyatt L. Law
Brumnett
John A. Neely
Borger
Set
Forsythe
Wyoming Post
Theft convictions upheld as defendants fail to appear
Justice court convictions of W. C. Norwood and Willie Smith for theft were affirmed by County Judge J M Simpson after neither defendant appeared for trial in county court. He ordered the appeal cases dismissed with $100 fines and costs assessed.
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Justice Court
W. C. Norwood
Willie Smith
J M. Simpson
Norwood
Smith
Author Thorne Smith Dies of Heart Attack in Sarasota
Thorne Smith, 42, the New York author of Turnabout and Topper, died of a heart attack while vacationing in Sarasota with his wife and two daughters. The article notes that dugout canoes used by Hawaiians were often made from pine logs washed ashore in Oregon.
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Sarasota, Fla
Thorne Smith
New York
Smith
Oregon
Corpus Christi To Greet Vets in ’35
Corpus Christi will host the 1045 annual encampment site for the Veterans of Foreign Wars and the ladies auxiliary. F A Heil of San Antonio was re elected commander of the state department and Mrs Mabel Shaw of El Paso was named auxiliary president. A W Pigot of Brownsville was chosen senior vice commander and FE Wiseman of El Paso junior vice commander.
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Fort Worth
Corpus Christi
Veterans of Foreign Wars of
United States
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Gulf City
F. A. Heil
San Antonio
State Department
Mabel Shaw
el Paso
A. W. Pigot
Brownsville
FE. Wiseman
French Submarine Ariane Explodes At Cherbourg
A hydrogen buildup in the Ariane’s battery room caused an explosion on the 600 ton submarine at Cherbourg naval station as it prepared to leave after overhauling. Twelve sailors were burned and three seriously hurt but not fatally. Chief electrician and two assistants were hospitalized. The Ariane, a Sirene class vessel built in 1925, is 216 feet long.
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Cherbourg
France
Naval Station
Five Year Term Is Given Memphis Man
Ww. C. Knox of Memphis received his second conviction in five days as Potter County Court sentenced him to a jail term and three years in the penitentiary for theft of an automobile tire tube and wheel. He had previously been convicted of forgery in 47th District Court and given three years in prison.
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Ww. C. Knox
Memphis
Potter County
Knox
47Th District Court
Small Supporters To Houston Banquet
Jay Taylor and Louw Stogner supporters of Clint C Small travel to Houston for a banquet in his honor tomorrow at noon. Mrs Small also heads to Houston to join her husband and plans to return with the senator Monday for a Panhandle rally supporting his candidacy.
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Jay Taylor
Louw Stogner
Clint C. Small
Houston
Three Convicted In Morning County Court
County Judge J M Simpson sentences three defendants after guilty pleas. Jack Caldwell fined 50 dollars and costs for theft of an automobile tire. J H Jimmy Slade given 60 days in jail for swindling by worthless checks. Clyde Kidd fined 10 dollars and costs for simple assault.
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Jack Caldwell
J. M. Simpson
J. H
Jimmy) Slade
Simpson
Clyde Kidd
Food Cans Filled At Magnitude In The Country
Officials report that between five and eight million cans are filled with food each year in this country, reflecting a sizable scale of canning operations and national supply.
J W Minter Recovers Mobility After Deep Knee Cut
J W Minter shows signs of recovery at his home days after juries returned. He can walk again for the first time since a deep knee wound confined him to bed for over a week.
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J. W. Minter
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Roller Canary Bird Club
E. C. Garthwatt
Buchanan Street
Frye Nicklaus
Madison Street
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J. A. Watson
West
Fifteenth Avenue
J. G. G. Club
Ruth Thurman
Wilson Studios of Music
Harrison Street
Ruth Elizabeth Cooper
Amarillo College of Music
Forest Hill
T. J. Buntin
The
Hotel Sherman
Grant Park
Fair 4
Xamndolph Clark
Ake & “A Sidit Streets
BY Dan Thomas
Omedy George Scarbo
Burns
the Panhandle
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Stemware
Hugh Whitcomb
Polk
Merry
Mother Flyes
Mrs. Davis
Mrs. Delk
Woman's Council
Forest Hill Club
Forest, Hill Home
T. J. Bunt
Mary Sitton
Lankford
F. Lankford
North Pierce Street
Miss Hill
Polly Hill
Alvin Hill
Beussendale Estate
Ponder
Alexander Beussen
Panhandle
Vera Hale
Whitesboro
Lydia F. Pinkham
Mary Crumpton
Blythewood
South Carolina
Lydia E. Pinkham
Rapith
Awimmer Garden
Paris
Vincent Lopes
Plough
Hivery
NAC Network
Philco
Philcos
Nunn Electric CO
Fa Philco
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