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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1932
Page
3
The Kansas City Journal highlights Al Jolson in The Wonder Bar at the Shubert, praising Jolson's radiant crowd control and calling The Wonder Bar the world’s greatest show. The cabaret style, no curtain, dancing patrons, and Jolson's informal greeting mark a uniquely immersive performance.
A four day Puebla to Mexico City march of jobless men and women was met by mounted police with sabres raised on the outskirts of the capital. Orders then allowed the demonstrators to enter the city to seek government relief.
Jolson performs with his characteristic vocal power and vivid storytelling, delivering a string of songs and anecdotes that showcase his unique style. The crowd responds with enthusiasm as he chats with the audience between numbers.
A genial proprietor moves along the aisle shaking hands and greeting attendees. Late arrivals are escorted to their seats by the welcoming host across the venue.
Lowell Lawrence reviews a show at the Shubert featuring Luana Alcaniz Rita Montaner Carol Chilton Maceo Thomas Walter Armitage and Claire Windsor. Jolson performs with a mix of songs dances and a dramatic plot as Elektra Pironka and the Wonder Bar girls add exotic numbers. The review praises Jolson’s generosity and audience-pleasing effort while noting standout acts like the Mangini Brothers and Montaner.
Bishop James Cannon Jr leads a resolution adopted by the General Missionary Council of the Methodist Episcopal Church South urging an immediate halt to hostilities in the Orient. It calls for government action to seek arbitration and broad international cooperation to end the conflict. Augusta, Georgia, chosen as next meeting site.
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