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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1924
Page
5
Dorothy Dix discusses Bertha the secretary who serves eight hours daily and is accused of being more vital to a boss’s success than his wife. She warns of mutual dependence, jealousy, and danger to all three, urging caution about such relationships and noting men’s unpredictable tastes.
Peter Drew a conventional businessman falls for writer Helen Marshal and wins her away from fiancé Bob Powers. After marriage he grows controlling and rigid, driving Helen to misery. A sharp quarrel ends with Helen leaving. a driftwood accident leaves her concussed. Peter confronts his faults, vows to free her, yet wonders if she will forgive him and stay.
A noted pioneer chef with his old cook wagon from Universal City joins film work in Lone Pine California. Jack Hoxie filmed outdoor scenes for The Back Trail as the Universal picture screens in Liberty theater. Helen and Peter confront passion and loyalty in a dramatic scene ending with Helen’s awakening. Tomorow-at Dawning
The Fair presents Hearts of Oak a New England Arctic drama starring Hobart Bosworth. The Liberty shows The Back Trail a comedy. The Mission screens Sinners in Heaven a Paramount feature with Bebe Daniels Richard Dix and Jack Trexie along with Our Gang.
The Hearts of Oak melodrama from James A Herne plays to a large Fair theater crowd as a film by William Fox. Hobart Bosworth leads a Arctic expedition episode under John Ford action that heightens the story of a foster trio torn by love and loyalty. Cast includes Pauline Starke Theodore Von Eltz James Gordon Francis Powers Jennie Lee Frances Teague and Francis Ford. Hearts of Oak runs at the Fair through tomorrow night.
County Judge Earl Cayton and County Attorney J S Stalling arrived for business. Mrs A S Daily and her daughter in law Mrs James Daily returned from a three week trip to Paris Denton Dallas and Fort Worth. The gun site bonus fund reached its $2500 goal with all money collected. Policeman Webb recovers from jaw fracture but cannot speak yet. Charles McAfee and family live in a garage during home remodeling at 2010 Polk Street.
Paramount plans to adapt Paul Morand novel Open All Night into a silent drama set around the International Six Day Bicycle Race. Willis Goldbeck outlines the casting of Petit Mathieu and Lea and the evolving plot built from Morand’s sketches with a dramatic race finale and a mob on the sidelines.
In Amarillo reports show Mrs Hopkins clashing with a reporter over comments about a foot and mouth disease claim. Dr Guy Owens notes 34 doctors serve the area, arguing one per overshousand residents. Electric railroad plans draw attention as Panhandle refinery work proceeds with 20 men dismantling for shipment.
The plant plans to have the refinery in operation by December 15. Work crews and management anticipate full startup, signaling progress toward production milestones.
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