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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1925
Page
4
A young wife frets over her husband’s mother visiting, but the counselor argues jealousy, not the mother, drives the rift. He says a man loyal to his mother will not abandon his wife, and warns that contempt for the mother harms the marriage.
The Globe will award four prizes of 25 cents each and a one day theater pass daily for the best witty jokes about kids. Recipients today include Viola Price and brief anecdotes from Dorothea, Ida B., Mickie, and Audrey. Also notes on a washing service and reading hours at Polk Street.
A fragment describes making a creamy paste by mixing gum arabic with boiled mits and plaster to obtain a proper consistency. It highlights using it for china and bric a brac that need not stay wet long, attributed to The Housewife Vomuriont by Ledow Company.
Critics praise this 33 year old comedy hit highlighted by Syd Chaplin in a wartime era production at the Liberty Theatre. A second caption notes Battlin Bill as a storied store cowboy figure in a related feature.
A light comedy featuring Richard Dix and William Mix traces a youth who runs from romance in a clever spoof. The film centers on mistaken intentions and social cliques in a brisk mock drama.
The Fair theater opens with Charley's Aunt a four day farce starring Syd Chaplin in a fresh comic take praised by Los Angeles reviewers. The program also features Richard Dix in Too Many Kisses and a Spain setting with lively fandango dancers. The Liberty presents Battlin Bil with a rugged western lead. Deandi theater upgrades for May 4 with Rees Rogers musical shows. Levy adds Milo's Minstrels in early week and The Bridge of Sighs screens at the Mission midweek with a notable White Sheep cast at the Mail.
Notes mention the Here There and Everywhere group performing at Palo Duro. Quotes from local residents and visitors touch on weather, cattle sales, real estate, and returning to Amarillo. Building permits for residences at 109 Virginia avenue and 700 Fairmont avenue are noted along with a $2,850 permit for 800 South Mississippi avenue.
Associated Press reports from El Paso say a new labor union named Mexican Employees of Public Officials has formed in Mexico with about 3,500 members. Its aims include civil service, workers and peasants solidarity, and collaboration with other revolutionary elements to defend institutions. The piece also notes surrounding local items and quotes from Amarillo figures about prizes, meetings, and ranch activity.
In a series of quick speaks from Amarillo area figures, Half Minute Interviews captures Henry Wilkinson of Hereford noting golf, calf markets with rain hopes from Gus Coots in Dalhart, and local views on crops. Charley Grimes and Claude discuss mist and moisture aiding wheat as rain looms.
Notice announces ER R Gabel purchasing Tom Boulware s share in Boulware and Gabel Co partnership. Bills and accounts to be paid to ER Gabel at 118 East 10th Street Amarillo Texas. Dissolution effective March 23 1925. Signatures B R Gabel Tom Boulware. Southern Syncopators at Palo Duro.
People in Amarillo call The Globe seeking weather details and tonight’s forecast. A Palo Duro origin tale links to an Indian hedge by the canyon. Lon Marrs race status, Marrs vs Harris ticket propaganda claims, and Lee Biving’s rising support are noted. Pheasant hatching expected around April 3 with related eggs under bantam hen.
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