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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1938
Page
11
In 1918, acting for C B Dillingham he visited to promote The Girl In the Train. The Viennese operetta played at an opera house with a 1500 seat capacity and a packed house audience.
John Curran of the Eastern RKO office visited Amarillo to promote Snow White touring engagements. He rode the Pullman with two Rangers who later shot two men in a bar, praising Texas Rangers for courage. Curran recalled the old opera house fire in 1919 and noted Snow White show dates in Berger, Pampa, Plainview, and Lubbock.
At Caen May 26 Marshal Henri Petain, senior French war hero, urged four million veterans to revive World War I habits and swiftly rally the nation against Germany. He warned Germany has regained 1913 strength and called for a united national spirit to meet the threat.
Wartime plea urges immediate union of French energies for total mobilization. Emphasizes urgency and national resolve to sustain war efficiency and collective effort.
A crossword style clue set features an American opera singer described across horizontal and vertical entries. Solutions include facial features, relationships, measurements, and musical terms tied to a public figure noted for her soprano voice and stage presence.
In Quanomet the crowd swells into a five ring circus as Asey and Cummings suspect deeper plots. Roddy hints at a reward, Hanson’s local force looms, and Pam’s safety remains uncertain while Jennie rustles food. Tomorrow promises more clues.
Eye catching ad claims kidneys contain 15 miles of tubules and urges readers to ask a druggist for Doan's Pills. Describes symptoms of kidney or bladder issues and promises relief by flushing waste, claiming use by millions for over 40 years.
Tokyo spokesman denied Japanese cod fishing in Bristol Bay Alaska where US crews reported a Japanese presence. He said only one ship operates in the Bering Sea for crabs and Japan respects the recent accord with the United States to stay away from Alaska.
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