Sidelights of the stages or screen at Amarillo theaters
The Magic Garden is praised as an unusual film at the Mission amid other shows for today and tomorrow. The Rialto features Scotty of the Scouts with Boy Scout endorsement, Poor Girl’s Romance with old style wicked-plot cues, and Mullen’s Musical Maids upcoming. The Cat’s Pajamas showcases a dual meaning at the Fair, with Miss Frankie Terrell as producer and Norene Thrash highlighted on the bill. A Tender Hour by George Fitzmaurice targets the 400 class, while Roma Film’s The Fatal Light selects Miss Tilliania as heroine after a six month search. Hollywood hosts a spreading artist colony with many prominent names arriving. John Drinkwater writes a new Puss in Boots touching Kensington readings with Daisy Kennedy.
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John Drinkwater
Abraham Lincoln
Apollo Theater
London
Kensington
Daisy Kennedy
Disinfect Wounds with Borozone Products
One in ten wounds can cause serious infection. Disinfect with Borozone liquid and powder to aid healing. Liquid prices 60c 80c and 1.20. Powder 30c and 60c. Sold by Fox Drug Co.
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Fox Drug Co
Narcissus Girl Scouts Meet Thursday Afternoon
The Narcissus Girl Scout troop will meet Thursday at 3:45 PM in the Central Presbyterian hall. Matters of importance will be decided, and all members are urged to attend. Members should bring their registration dues. Also noted, Mr. and Mrs. Lemasden of Lubbock are visiting Amarillo for the cattlemen's convention.
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Narcissus Girl Scout
Central Presbyterian Hall
Mrs. Lemasden
Lubbock
Amarillo
Alumni Banquet of Texas University Tonight in Amarillo
The annual Texas Exes alumni banquet gathers more than 100 former students in Amarillo and on the Plains. Dinner at 7:30 with H. C. Pipkin in charge. Dr. W. T. Mather to speak on the university’s growth from a small school to a 6060-student institution.
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Texas University
Amarillo
Plains
H. C. Pipkin
W. T. Mather
J. B. Dooley
Ben Manning
Manning
Piplin
Texas
Panhandle Plains
H. L. Adkins
School of Physics
University of Texas
Ex-Students Association
IL. C. Pipkin
Leland W. Abbott
Local Ex-Students Association Elects Officers
At the initial meeting held last Thursday night men showed enthusiasm for future development of that city section. Tomorrow night the committee to draft by laws for the new organization will report and other matters will be taken up. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Epperly of Fort Worth are visiting Mrs. H. H. Hall at 1506 Parker Street.
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Clarence Epperly
Fort Worth
H. H. Hall
Parker Street
San Jacinto Business Men Form Civic Club
San Jacinto business men complete their civic club tomorrow night with by laws adoption and a program of procedure at a 4 banquet meeting at the Loop Cafe. C BP Atwood was named president.
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San Jacinto Business Men's Civic Club
Loop Cafe
C. BP. Atwood
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