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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1925
Page
8
At the theaters Classified with Corinne Griffith in Edna Ferber story and a Thanksgiving show. The Mission presents Nazimova and Jack Pickford in My Son about a fisher woman's love. The Deandi offers The Call of Courage a Western with Art Accord alongside a Tuxedo Comedy feature.
Screen and spotlight note Corinne Griffith stars in Classified a comedy drama based on Edna Ferber with a love triangle set around a newspaper want ad counter. The Gold Rush headlines tomorrow with Chaplin in a nine reel feature described as his greatest work.
The week’s program features Chaplin’s Gold Rush style comedy and a new biographic portrait alongside Charlie Chaplin. Jack Pickford stars in My Son with Nazimova, supported by Hobart Bosworth Ian Keith and others. Rudy’s Europe rumor lingers while Art Accord headlines The Call of Courage with a Western flair. A Thanksgiving program is promised tomorrow.
Gen. John Pershing said despite grave differences between Chilean and Peruvian reps in Tacna Arica, hope remains for a solution to the plebiscite commission stalemate. Observers predict deadlock may end work, as reports accuse Peruvian boundary delegates of instigating a murder by Carabineros, prompting potential Peruvian withdrawal.
Ex students of West Texas State Teachers College and Potter County Ex-students' Association rally support for a Mary E K Hudspeth hall. R P Jarrett outlines growth needs while a local radio program features Helen Duke, an orchestra, and a volunteer quartet. Donations of five dollars are urged. station WDAG airs audience calls and local talent performs.
Sousa's band will perform The Stars and Stripes Forever as a principal encore in concert on December 1. Other encores include New Harborsque Follow the Wallow Look for the Silver Lining Bride Elect and Charlatan Diplos, per advance notes from Emil F Myers via John Philip Sousa.
W W Bowen a Wil dorado pioneer died yesterday morning at age 86 leaving twelve surviving children including the Rev KB B Bowen former pastor of St Pauls Amarillo and Rev Mr Bowen pastor of First Baptist Lubbock Funeral services were held at the Palo Muro Methodist church and burial followed in Palo Duro cemetery led by Rev Blair
Jed Hewitt of McCarty Motor and Mrs Hewitt left for Lubbock to visit Mrs Hewitt's son Robert Johnson and to attend the football game there tomorrow. Adams and Part advertise general repairs at 112 W Seventh with ten weeks to pay. Twelve Edwards Photos promise to solve Twelve Xmas problems by calling 716.
AP recalls Hollywood’s slide era when Tom Fortune popularized song slides in 1896 at the American Theater Chicago. The craft grew into a small industry before easing into cinema with Edison’s The Great Train Robbery and Fortune leaving stage slides behind.
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