The Fair Presents Trade Stage Acts and Film News
The Pioneer Scout with Fred Thomson and Feel My Pulse with Bebe Daniels headline a busy show lineup at The Fair. Deandi Theater screens The Fearless Rider with Fred Humes and Laffin Thru Company offers a new comedy bill. Tom Tyler stars in The Texas Tornado at the Rialto, while The Red Dancer of Moscow features 420 bearded extras and Jim Kilgallon. Abe Lyman joins Vitaphone. May McAvoy stars in The Little Snob and Monte Blue in Across the Atlantic. The Mad Hour with Sally ONeil and Alice White is set for Warner and MGM releases. The Russian Art Trio opens a two day Fair engagement, headlined by Russia’s Volga Boatman.
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Fred Thomson
Bebe Daniels
Deandi
Fearless Rider
Fred Humes
Laffin’ Thra
Rialto
Tom Tyler
Virgil Proctor
Warner Bros
May McAvoy
May
Monte Blue
Atlantic
St. Louis
Blue
Russia
Missouri Officers Here for Two Men
Deputy sheriffs Williams and Clark of Kennett Missouri left Amarillo with G E Draffer and E H Stanfill who were arrested in Amarillo on a car theft charge. Stanfill had a bulge in his clothing when detained and the trio are being taken to Missouri for further questioning and prosecution.
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Williams and Clark
Kennett, Mo
Amarillo
G. E. Draffer
E. H. Stanfill
Stanfill
Vitaphone to Be Shown in Amarillo Mission Theater
Dent Theaters Inc announces Vitaphone will debut in Amarillo at the Mission theater with full length talking films soon. The system pairs synchronized sound with pictures using top artists, with Jolson’s The Jazz Singer among titles and live scores by the New York Philharmonic.
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Dent Theaters, Inc
Vitaphone
Amarillo
Mission Theater
Texas
Arcadia
Dent
Dallas
Southwest
Universal
Wound During Arrest Linked to Arkansas Shooting
A man says his injuries from the arrest resulted from a drunken shooting brawl three weeks earlier in Arkansas. He maintains the wound occurred during the confrontation leading to his arrest.
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Arkansas
Levine Returns From First Nonstop Flight To Havana
Charles A Levine aboard the Columbia with Wilbur Stultz and passenger Mabel Hall departs Havana for Miami after the first nonstop New York to Havana flight. Levine aims for a Berlin nonstop attempt within about two on the, while Mrs Woodley of Dimmitt attends a city music festival.
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Associated Press
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Cuba
Charles A. Levine
Columbia
New York
Miami
Florida
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Mabel Hall
Queen of Diamonds
Levine
Berlin
Miss Bell
Col A M Harvey Dies After Brief Illness In Kansas
Col A M Harvey died in Kansas after a brief illness. He was an outstanding attorney and former lieutenant governor.
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A.M. Harvey
Peka
Kan, Maret
A. M. Harvey
Harvey
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