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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1925
Page
6
At the theaters The Fair presents Souls for Sables with Eugene O'Brien and Claire Windsor. Deandi shows Flowing Gold featuring Milton Sills plus a comedy. The Mission features The Talker with Anna Q. Nelsson, Shirley Mason and Lewis Stone. The Liberty includes Travelin Fast with Jack Perrin and a Fighting Ranger chapter plus a comedy.
A First National feature with Anna Nilsson stars in a drama about modern home life and love. Lewis Stone plays her henpecked husband with Shirley Mason Ian Keith and Tully Marshall also in the cast. Wagene O Brien returns as a screen lover in Souls and Sables with Claire Windsor. Flowing Gold returns in a West Texas oil field tale from Milton Silla. Travelin Fast stars Jack Perrin with Perry O Day, plus The Fighting Ranger and Chasing the Chaser on the bill. Five act Coats Time vaudeville at Fair theater Friday and Saturday.
T O Moss of Hereford chamber of commerce reports a serious labor shortage in Deaf Smith County as 300 plus workers are needed to harvest the record grain crop. He traveled from Wichita Falls via the Texas-Oklahoma fair to Dallas, but returned to Hereford to attend a board meeting and plan the response. Deaf Smith won numerous ribbons at fairs in Wichita Falls, Abilene, and Amarillo, underscoring its diversified farming strengths while noting some penalties and losses in grain sorghum judgments.
The column notes W A Askew’s real estate inquiry and mentions Norma Talmadge in the film Graystark Fair at a theater Monday Tuesday. Also covered is the Amarillo Hi Y club discussion on Boosting vs Knocking at its regular Monday night meeting. G S Witt comments on improving relations between Canyon and Amarillo. M A Johnson of Amarillo sold four loads of stockers at 3.80 per hundred in an item from the Twenty Year Ago column of the Daily Drovers Telegram.
Joe Judge guards the iron door with veteran poise for the Senators. He reached the majors as a kid and, despite frequent bruises, plays steady baseball at bat and in the field. His goal is a pinch homer.
Odell Hopper praises West Texas State Teachers College and President Hill. Big Os Eckhardt, coach, was in Amarillo yesterday. Fort Worth pioneer K M War Zandt Jr dies in Dallas after a sudden illness. He helped in the proposed TP and G railroad project. An Amarillo rumor: a near-sheik bets he can crawl into one leg of a jelly bean pantalon. he wins.
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