Hollywood notes on stars and films of the era
Louis Natheaux auditions yield top DeMille part. Estelle Taylor Jacqueline Logan and Evelyn Brent among those eyed. Tolstoy to direct Resurrection with Rod LaRocque. Del Rie rising Mexican player. Hollywood fad of hats and snake skin shoes noted alongside Raymond Griffith’s silk hat habit.
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Ify International News
Hollywood
Cal
Louis Natheaux
Cecil B. DeMille
Natheaux
Estelle Taylor
Jacqueline Logan
Evelyn Brent
Phylis Haver
Mildred Harris
Lila Lee
Leena Owen
Rath Clifford
Ilys Tolstoy
Nextxtang
Carewe
Leo Tolstoy
Rod LaRocque
Dim‘tri
Delores del Rie
Aie
Billie Dove
First National
Raymond Griffith
Paramount
New York
Local Notices and Social Updates From Amarillo
Amarillo social column notes E Stemmens of Wichita is in town as Underhill Construction secretary. Mrs Lillian Settle of Greer's Depart ment store is ill. Jack Pritchett returns to St Louis for Thanksgiving with his mother. Charlie Gibson improving from pneumonia at St Anthony’s sanitarium. Jack and Mrs Pritchett settle into 1700 Ong Street. Fred Lampo back from Wichita Falls. Charles Barrackman to leave for Oklahoma City for Thanksgiving. Rey Hanna to spend Thanksgiving with his mother in Memphis. Om Om, new to Amarillo from Kansas City, letters to J Key Beith, ar sen. I Minden of FE Pease arrives to book after wake. AB Meechley of the Twaddeld Pains.
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E. Stemmens
Wichita, Kansas
Underhill Construction Company
Amarillo
Lillian Settle
Greer’s Department Store
Jack Pritchett
Ong Street
St. Louis
Charlie Gibson
St. Anthony's Sanitarium
Fred Lampo
Wichita Falls
Charles Barrackman
Barbers Supply Company
Oklahoma City
Rey Hanna
Santa Fe
Memphis
Robin A. Walker
Anmevillo
Kenese City
J. Key Beith
Arsen
Minden
FE Pease
Thanksgiving travel and visits span Amarillo area
The snippet lists residents planning Thanksgiving travel or visits, including Hester Gillam en route from Texas to Amarillo to see sister Roxilee, families headed to Canyon and Fort Worth, and others visiting or relocating in Amarillo. Local names include Guthrie, McEwen, Shaw, Hart, Case, and Tadlock among several.
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Beylor Medical College
Madam McEwen
Mrs. Cline
Pampa
Bitterberry and townsfolk speak their minds at half minute interviews
The crowd includes Bitterberry noting police parking clashed with the public and plans arise for a modernists apartment for Dr. R. L. Vineyard. Billy Hamblen mentions closing for his boss birthday while Ben Smith backs the jail probe. J. Roy Smith discusses hunting near San Antonio and church construction progress. Henry Kidd urges Tack to press city criticism as a local figure earns praise. Dr Stevenson voices disagreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Roy Smith
San Antonio
New Methodist Church
Joint-Base relief for painful joints and muscles
Quick absorbing remedy promises fast relief from torturing pain. Advertises City Drug Co. and druggists nationwide for purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Drug Co
America
Clarendon College relocation sparks debate and local interest
J. W. Lenihan argues against moving the college from Clarendon to Amarillo or elsewhere, noting the community invested time and money. J. L. Sullivan and Bill O'Brien welcome Nabob Oil camp developments in Gray county, while Mrs. Abbott recalls early land fortunes north of town and a desire for a local basketball game.
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Clarendon
Amarillo
J. W. Lenihan
Bill O’brien
J. L. Sullivan
Nabob Oil Company
Gray County
8. H. Abbott
For Rent Desirably Furnished Apartment Until January 1
Desirably furnished apartment available for rent until January 1. References required. Phone 1279 M. Thermoil pure paraffin base filtered oil advertisement.
Great Chorus to Lead Annual Thanksgiving Service
Following the custom of the year the city will hold the annual union Thanksgiving service Thursday morning at the Fo. Japitot Church. A great chorus drawn from all city choirs will provide special music directed by C BR Hooton. Members of all church choirs are invited to assist.
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Fo. Japitot
C. BR. Hooton
Ope
Ted
Amarillo
Max Allen Praised as Key Nevada Football Player
Football experts hail Max Allen of the University of Nevada as the most valuable team member. The captain is expected to win the fullback spot, noted for speed despite his size in the mythical all western eleven for the season.
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Max Allen
University of Nevada
Marmola Pills Advertises Easy Fat Loss Method
An advertisement pitches Marmola Prescription Tablets as a simple fat loss solution not based on starvation or extreme exercise. It claims 19 years of use and a million boxes sold yearly, promising reduced excess fat and a published book with a guarantee. The pitch urges writing to Marmola Co for samples and information.
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General Motors
Detro
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Amarillo Business College
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Henry Kidd
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