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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1925
Page
4
Dorothy Dix argues many American fathers neglect real fatherly roles by prioritizing money over time with their children. She urges fathers to provide companionship and guidance from infancy to adolescence to reduce future behavioral issues and strengthen family bonds.
A strange tale titled The Last Man on Earth appears amid the fair scene where a lone man encounters a sea of women and surreal social moments. The feature teases further quirky stories like Blood and Steel Holmes and Ten Scars Make.
A Warner Brothers picture featuring Dorothy Devore titled Broadway Butterfly plays alongside a railroad thriller and a Charlie Chase comedy with Helen Mann.
The column reviews late March cinema in Fort Worth with notes on The Last Man at the Fair, Fatty Arbuckle’s wedding delay, Tom Meighan’s Coming Through at the Mission, The Silent Watcher at the Fair, and A Broadway Butterfly at the Warner Brothers theater. Gloria Swanson and Marquis de la Fal aise discuss a purse misread on arrival in New York. Lillian Gish endures a nervous carrot diet in court over a film contract dispute.
The Globe offers four prizes of 25 cents and a one day pass to the Fair theater daily for best jokes about kids. Entries include quotes from Marine Nisbett, Marguerite Strawn, Hazel Foran, and unsigned contributors. stories cover playful exchanges and a child’s reflections on life and death.
Martin Jarrett of Jarrett's Fashion shop leaves at noon for New York to buy midsummer merchandise. He will also attend his sister Rae Jarrett's wedding to Dr. M Zeilel of New York during the trip.
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