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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1929
Page
7
Lupe Velez in New Orleans on route to Florida voices a fiery view on romance. She says she loves only her job and has never let a man touch her soul, preferring work as outlet to avoid folly in love. The interview hints at Hollywood romance expectations.
Lupe Velez dismisses rumors of engagements and insists she loves work as emotional outlet. She says kisses are filmed and the man stays kissed, while her real affection comes from acting. She vows to announce any engagement herself and criticizes Hollywood gossip.
A free Sunday afternoon performance by the Elko Orphans band, described as the greatest troupe of colored juvenile entertainers, will be held at 8 o clock in the Municipal Auditorium under the Tri-State Fair Association. The 15 member troupe includes a brass band and orchestra with Albert Ector a 17 year old baritone Henry Johnson boy soprano and the Imperial Male Sextette. The group has toured since 1927 after their Alabama orphans home flood and has performed widely including 40 concerts last winter in San Antonio. The program features a minstrel act a band concert sextette and soloists and a three act comedy. All are welcome.
A Coventry house is avoided by couples planning marriage. The first buyer became engaged then was left at the altar. The second buyer also faced a broken engagement after purchasing the home. The house now stands empty.
The discussion centers on Miss Velez who wears a diamond solitaire and a guard ring on the third finger. The reporter notes the rings and questions their meaning while Miss Velez declines to elaborate beyond liking the stone and denying a wedding ring.
Ralph Tangerdi, two years into States Prison sentence for auto theft and escapade with several girls, sues Frances Asiere Tangerdi for misconduct and unfaithfulness. He seeks custody of four children while jailed.
Robbert Higgins a Cornthe druggist recounts twelve years of suffering from piles and partial relief before trying Colae Pile Pills. He testifies the internal treatment banishes pain quickly and urges others to try the guaranteed remedy mailed in plain wrapper for 75 cents.
Newburyport captain Willard Hunt credits Lea’s Hair Tonic with restoring hair color and thickness. He says his scalp dandruff disappeared and gray hairs darkened, making him appear fifteen years younger. The ad promises money back if skeptical and urges readers to request full instructions and bottle delivery.
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