Vaudeville and Film Highlights At Theaters Fair Rialto and Liberty
A mixed bill at Fair features It and London with Dorothy Gish, Clara Bow in It, and It star power from Greta Ardine and John Tyrell. Mullen’s Maids and Long Long Trail headline Deandi acts with Pete Morrison. Rialto presents The Two Fisted Sheriff while Liberty showcases Bucking the Truth with Morrison. Coming Soon include The Volga Boatman and Bertha The Sewing Machine Girl. London plans multi cinema expansions to exceed $10 million.
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Theaters Fair—Orpheum
London
Dorothy Gish
Mission—‘Tt
Clara Bow
Antonio Moreno
Elinor Glyn
Deandi—Mullen
Maida
Pete Morrison
Rialto
Liberty
Four Diamonds
Hal Neiman
Greta Ardine
John Tyrell
Mary Cowerd
Larry Braddam
Lee Ghezzi
Dancing in Kansas City High Schools Brings New Class
Westport high school will offer a dancing course focusing on department and manners. The Westport Parent-Teacher Association, backed by sponsors, seeks to curb extreme dancing and rude behavior. After initial board hesitation, superintendent I I Cammack urged approval, arguing mixers drive students to public venues. Registration for the class will begin immediately under Mrs. Paul F. Cope and her committee.
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Kansas City
Westport High School
Westport
Here and There and Everywhere 8
Hereford resident G Moore spent Sunday in Amarillo. Mrs Gertrude Brotherton moved to Amarillo and joined Vanity Millinery in Oliver Eakle building. Shamrock visitors Hamlin and Stiles came to Amarillo Saturday. Mrs R R Fulford from Okmulgee joined husband, who opened Fulford store on Taylor street. Plains Music Co opened in Bridges Drug Store balcony by H J Singleton. Brunswick panatropes and records will be sold. Mrs G H Roberts visited daughter Mrs W A Wamack in Memphis over weekend, returning via Clarendon.
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G. Moore
Hereford
Amarillo
Gertrude Brotherton
Vanity Millinery
Oliver Eakle
Singleton Motor Company
Panhandle
Brunswick Panatropes, Records
G. H. Roberts
W. A. Wamack
Memphis
Clarendon
4000 Persons Arrive in London With Restaurants and Halls
Four thousand people have arrived in London, bringing with them restaurants and dance halls similar to a pattern seen in New York years earlier, signaling a notable urban change and entertainment expansion.
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London
New York
Music Box Revue at Fair Theater April 1
Irving Berlin's Music Box Revue comes to the Fair theater on Friday April 1 with matinee and night showings. The fourth edition features a 100 plus cast across 35 scenes, staged by John Murray Anderson and an enlarged orchestra led by T L Cornell. Seats go on sale March 20 at City Drug Store.
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The
Fair Theater
Irving Berlin
Music Box Theater
New York
John Murray Anderson
T. L. Cornell
Final Cotton Report Shows A Falling Off
The final census ginning report places the 1926 cotton crop at 17,687,607 running bales or 17,910,258 equivalent 500 pound bales, with 284,041 running bales expected to be turned out after the March canvass. Compared to 1926’s 16,122,516 running bales and the agriculture department’s December estimate of 18,618,000 bales, uncertainty lingered about the record crop due to low prices and labor scarcity. round bales totaled 666,861, with an average bale weight of 506.8 pounds, excluding linters.
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The
Associated Press
Washington
Census Bureau
Department of Agriculture
Overnight Texas News: Fatal Fires and Trial Outcomes
An Evansville boy visiting Dallas relatives died in a burn incident while a four year old African American child also perished in a separate fire. In Houston, W T Hill’s trial for Willie Seigler’s beating ended with a hung jury. E A Stephens, 68, died after falling from a railroad trestle in Dallas.
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Irena
Dallas
William George Lex, Jr
Evansville
Indiana
Sarah Bianchi
Hero
Jernice Weaver
After 32 Years Bride Reweds With First Husband
Greenwich report says Mrs. Frank Brodsky aged 52 wears her first husband's ring again after a 32 year separation. The couple wed by a justice of the peace in an elopement from New York. Brodsky, 60, is a New York real estate operator, previously divorced from another.
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Associated Press
Greenwich
Conn
Frank Brodsky
Brodskys
New York
Brodsky
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