24 Nov 1943
Page 1
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1943
Page
1
Old Tack predicts a heavy snow before mid next month and a White Christmas while stepping back from daily control. He details stock splits and praise for young Globe-News staff now running the paper. He notes ongoing Pathe short films with Texas Game and Fish and Paramount involvement.
Barbara Britton protested after missing out on the lead role in Next Week's Harvest. She confronted studio bosses claiming she had been a "nice girl" in a town where tempers run high and two years of effort yielded little progress.
Jimmie Fidler notes Orson Welles remains the most talked about figure in Hollywood. His self promotion fuels envy among peers, yet keeps his name in circulation through bold publicity. The column highlights Welles’s calculated visibility and contrasts with other stars.
Field & Stream assistant to Mr Lang assists in directing a Texas Panhandle shoot featuring dogs Squire a Chesapeake and Jack a pointer owned by Bill Gunn. Capt Duke Moseley and Jim Maggard handle game work while Mrs Harrington shines. Nelle the dog misses photos due to being a mother dog with large teats, prompting memories of Mae West in a ranch tale.
A column discusses compatibility of home and career for women and surveys public opinions on marriage. It cites Dorothy Kenyon, Dr. Samuel Johnson, and others, notes a Chicago triple wedding, and offers anecdotes on dress color, red hair, and social trends plus brief mentions of library exams and wartime advertising.
A reader asks if a little girl's green jacket found on Fillmore Street between Wilson School and 24th Street can be returned. Call 2 4198. A reader from Lincoln Street also seeks a housekeeper for a couple on a lease with good wages.
An ad touts Barbo Compound for home hair tinting to restore color and shine. Mix with water, apply as directed, and achieve a long lasting natural look that hides gray roots at low cost.
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