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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1925
Page
6
Dorothy Dix argues that women bear a heavier burden than men, detailing how domestic work and childrearing exhaust women while men face public pressures and labor. She contends women endure more nerves, ailments, and social prejudice, making their toil harder overall.
A report claimed film actress Betty Blythe was kidnapped in Palestine by Bedouins during filming. British officials quickly denied the claim after the world-spanning dispatch via Blythe’s London press agent. A friend later said she was alive in his country.
A satirical revival features a melodrama titled A Thief in Paradise with bold scenes and costumes. The Deandi presents a new bill in the musical show, while Jeck Perrin performs Ridin West and a two reel comedy completes the program.
Gloria Swanann stars in Madame Rans Gene a farce of a laundress-turned-revolutionary figure amid a shake-up after the revolution. The Liberty Western features a new chapter in Ten Fears Make a Man with the serial The Riddle Rider.
Gloria Swanson stars in Madame Sans Gene set during the French Revolution with high society intrigue and impartial reviews noting clever comedy spots. The Mission theater features The Thief in Paradise, a popular program with a strong reception alongside a rotating mix of serials and westerns, as management negotiates pricing for Douglas Fairbanks’ The Thief of Bagdad.
Dallas May 6 Texas motion picture theater owners convene to pool buying power and oppose the block system that forces a full block of films on theaters. Col H A Cole of Marshall says the group will push the fight and address film board trade disputes with distributors.
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