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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1924
Page
5
Dorothy Dix presents Mrs Discourager, a meddling adviser who assigns faults to wives, husbands, and children, attacking wardrobe, home, health, and marriage. The piece scalps vanity and domestic life with sharp satire, questioning the harm of constant critique.
Alec Holden, married and father to Eleanor, battles with desire and guilt as his secretary Marian Colby awakens forbidden feelings. His wife Harriet mocks the idea of separation, while Holden wrestles with restraint, a confidant friend watching unspoken tension and a growing attraction in the office.
The Globe invites original child sayings for a feature paying 59 cents per printed contribution. Entries must be previously unpublished and written on one side only. Address Bright Savings Editor Amarillo Globe Amarillo Texas.
A collection of light anecdotes from readers in Texas and nearby towns. Tales include a boy warning his uncle after baptism, a mother hearing about the full moon, a clerk’s kiss for red cloth, a grandson asking about milking a bull, and a child’s quip about Washington’s chair.
Advertises a silk dress pattern No 2097 with sizes 30 38 40 42 inches and a medium size using 40 inch material. Priced at 15 cents with coin or stamps, listing fabrics silk crepe georgette and prints. Promotes a Spring Summer Fashion Magazine from Amarillo Globe Pattern Dept for home sewing and kiddies clothing.
New York reports a Paris designer Jenny creates a novel frock where a scarf forms a yoke with long ends draping to echo the accessory. Black crepe dress features rose scarf yoke, fringed ties, and two lap panels. the look emphasizes ultra simplicity and somber black daily wear.
Article describes etiquette for at large church weddings noting seating for the bride’s family and friends. It covers ushered seating, the order of processions, and post ceremony guest behavior regarding reserved seating and leaving positions after the bride and party depart.
Prominent screen figure Ernest Lubitsch directs Panjola with James Kirkwood and Anna Q Nilsson in a First National release. The feature highlights West African gold fields and Lubitsch's cross continental move from Europe to America quot The Way of a Man quot and Rosita precede his Warner Bros projects while Wolves of the Rail tops Liberty program with Bill Hart and The Man Who Migs Alone noted in accompanying shorts.
The article highlights Ernest Lubitsch as a world famed director of The Marriage Circle shown at the Mission. It notes his early career as a European comedian actor, his Paris London Berlin stage experience, and his rise in silent film directing starting in 1913 with one and two reel comedies.
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