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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1947
Page
16
In a Cleveland Street neighborhood tale, Sister the dog tolerates bilingual banter between Mrs. Scott and visitors. The pup sits, pouts, then bids farewell with a paw shake when guests say Adios, while locals guard their words around her multilingual presence.
Effie Scott 75 of 2002 Cleveland teaches her seven year old mixed Spitz German police dog Sister to respond to commands in Spanish and English. The loyal pet greets visitors, sniffs friends, and follows vocal cues, though night limits alertness to strangers.
Edward J. Kelly former Chicago mayor and Illinois Democratic leader was discharged from Passavant Hospital after a five week stay for surgery to remove a bone abscess on his leg. The 71 year old veteran public figure remains under care.
About 600 members of the Texas junior chamber of commerce are expected in San Antonio for the state official convention.
The calendar lists a slate of features and cartoons including The Fabulous Texan with William Elliott and Catherine McLeod at Paramount, Forever Amber with Linda Darnell and Cornel Wilde, The Long Night with Henry Fonda at Esquire, On The Old Spanish Trail with Roy Rogers at Capitol, West To Glory color cartoon and 3 Stooges at Rialto, Two Fisted Stranger with Charles Starrett and Traffic in Crime with Kane Richmond at Liberty, and Stallion Road at Victory. Multiple showings and features are noted across each venue.
A rundown of film titles and star pairs including Zachary Scott Alexis Smith in Lonesome Trail and Jimmy Wakely Lasses White in LYRIC High Powered Robert Lowery Phyllis Brooks Cara van Trail Leon First Yank in Tokyo Tom Neal Barbara Hale Vigilantes Return Jon Hall Margaret Lindsey RED Stagecoach to Denver San Quentin Lawrence Tierney Barton Mac Lane STAR Bamboo Blonde Frances Lankford Russell Wade Last Frontier Uprising Monte Hale Adrian Booth plus a weekly nightclub lineup Russ Rogers J Ciece Orchestra Avalon Bobby Burns Jeanne Carroll Aviatrix open nightly
Frances Irvin and Carlton Scales with orchestra headline Rainbow Garden open Tue and Sat nights. Rip Ramsey and his Texas Wanderers, Rumpus Room with Otie Wyatt on piano and vocals nightly except Sunday. Dick Morton and his orchestra play nightly at Old Tascosa. Miss Bonnie Hale is the vocalist at Roller Skating Roller Palace on Sixth and Jefferson with daily afternoon highlights.
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