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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1933
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe date line shows March 24 1953 in a partial front page. It notes editions for Texas Oklahoma New Mexico and presents the paper as an independent democratic news source.
The piece cites John Erskine of the American Magazine praising amateur and school orchestras as a social and cultural shift. It notes Amarillo’s eight year old symphony, the rise of bleacher audiences who root for players, affordable concert formats, and practical costs for starting such ensembles.
Margaret confronts her perilous position as Herr Schlacht plots with the Kaid of Mekazzen. He reveals Europe’s expansion aims and tests her loyalties while conspirators scheme to use her fears against Pedro Maligni. A dangerous plan unfolds to recruit her as spy before a confrontation with her husband.
Dr Morris Fishbein explains eye tissue infections and inflammations behind the lens. He describes the retina vitreous chamber detachment risk and how an ophthalmoscope helps detect systemic disorders such as diabetes and hypertension affecting vision. Immediate reattachment is crucial to prevent permanent vision loss.
A reflective collage of celebrity names and media culture from March in New York. The author muses on Bessie Clayton, Bessie McCoy, Ruth Raphael, Peggy Wood, Kate Smith, Gloria Swanson, and others, comparing appearances and legacies while noting autograph quirks and radio fame.
Hollywood laughs at postbank holiday turmoil as studios in California resist moving film production to New York. The piece notes about $200 million in Hollywood studios, the post crisis mood, and anecdotes about Lionel Atwill, LeRoy, Boles, and Leslie Howard amid salary cuts and a chorus girl show titled Gold Diewers of 1932.
The Barrymores John Ethel and Lionel headline the MGM presentation Rasputin and the Empress at the Texas Theater starting Sunday. They portray Romanoff family members in the Bolshevist era drama with Lionel Barrymore as Rasputin and Ethel as the Czarina. Ralph Morgan is the Czar. A separate Italian report notes Francesco Roncetti repelling a crow attack with a sickle in a valley near Brescia.
In Bellingham Washington Eleanor F Watersbury testified to a judge that while her husband Alfred Raymond Watersbury flew airplanes he neglected farm duties. She sought divorce alleging he preferred flying to work and caused hardship on the farm.
In Thornton W. Burgess bedtime tale, Jumper the Hare and Uncl Billy Possum discuss fear and cleverness. They admit they have few talents yet try to use them best, noting true selfhood lies in doing one’s best with limited gifts despite others’ higher claims.
A feature notes a $16 weekly pianist in a nightclub who also earns $1 hourly at private parties. Willard Huntington Wright leads a literary division, Leo Marsh leads a radio shift with a hillbilly band, and Jack Osterman’s rise and stalled stage career are traced. A Town Hall psychologist remarks on unpredictable reactions to smoke in crowds.
Phil Lord's Sunday night program continues from WEAF NBC with Seth Parker creator absent as neighbors host with guests. Dr Daniel A Poling and Rev Albert J Lord will fill in on upcoming weeks. Programs listed on WEAF NBC WABC CBS and WJZ NBC include Sizzlers Trio Tom Howard Jack Benny Vincent Lopez Orchestra Carson Robison Buckaroos Joe Cook Quaanino Martini and Barlow Symphony and Will Osborne's Orchestra.
In a moonlit scene Jumper witnesses Yowler the Bobcat grab and shake Unc Billy, then lift him and carry him away. The frightened Jumper is paralyzed with shock as Unc Billy dies from the attack, leaving Jumper to fear for his own safety and wonder whether Yowler will devour or relocate the body. The text introduces the next story: Jumper Has a Second Shock.
A compact list of across and down word clues with definitions and puzzle numbering for a crossword style puzzle displayed in a newspaper. It includes hints like Russian mountains and the word play for terms such as rubber no pad and armadillo, plus related entries like profits which lands yield and capital of Peru.
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