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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1925
Page
5
Dorothy Dix argues Better Home Week should focus on family liberty and atmosphere rather than gadgets. She urges banning questionnaires, suppressing critics, and avoiding blunt home truths to prevent estrangement and constant inquisition within the home.
The column lists local plans to pave eleven blocks toward the business district and subtleties of community life. It notes Pat Boone as a Boone descendant, estate subdivision plans in Hockley county, farm yields in Hale county, and hunting for members in Littlefield’s Chamber of Commerce.
The Mission shows The Spaniard with Ricardo Cortes praised as the best he has in the part. Liberty presents Hoot Gibson in The Ridin Wid from Powder River with The Go-Getters also on the bill. The Pair features Gibson in The Saddle Hawk with Hoyt cast as a sheepherder. Deandi closes with The Jolly Flap pers farm farce Down on the Farm.
Screen and Spotlight review Friday and Saturday showings of The Spaniard with Ricardo Cortez in England Seville plot. The Saddle Hawk stars Ho ot Gibson as a cowpuncher escorting a girl to her ranch amid rustlers. The Jolly Flappers present Down on the Farm comedy. The Ridin Kid from Powder River closes at the Liberty. Universal ranch riders lead by Gibson. Musical numbers by Harold Smith at the Mission. Dixie Handicap at the Fair teased for next week. Clarendon News installs new press.
Dorothy Dix argues that home happiness hinges on libertarian thought and reduced nagging and fault finding. She questions how a house type matters when families control nagging and constant questioning, urging kinder interactions to create a better home atmosphere.
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