Silk Stockings and What Price Glory At Local Theaters
The Fair screens Silk Stockings with Laura La Plante while The Mission shows What Price Glory starring Dolores Del Rio and Victor McLaglen. Lon Chaney headlines Mr Wu at the Rialto, Pursued at the Deandi, and The Texas Flash at the Liberty. Aileen Pringle and Anita Loos weigh Hollywood trends as aging craft advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura la Plante
Dolores del Rio
Rialto
Mr. Wu
Lon Chaney
Deandi
Liberty
Texas Flash
Johno Wells
Nat
Eli Hoover
Harry Hunt
Imperial Pathe
Lindy Land
Powder River Orchestra
Nida
Wilkie Collins
Mission Theater
Laurence Stallings
Maxwell Anderson
Flagg
Quirt
Charmaine
Victor McLaglen
Edmund Lowe
the Fair Theater
Johnny Harron
Miss la Plante
New Amarillo Phone Directory Best Yet Published
The Southwestern Bell directory, supervised by J. B. Patterson, debuts in Amarillo with two color printing and double column general listings. It features a back business-classified section, five figure numbers, no party line indicators, and PBX patrons marked with a black star. distribution begins soon before the October 29 system cut-in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
J. B. Patterson
Patterson
PBX
Gordon's Digestive Aid Promises Quick Relief
Thousands suffer indigestion and related ills but Gordon's, a Dallas pharmacist's prescription, targets stomach and bowel trouble. It relieves gas and heartburn, tones digestive organs, and costs $1.50 for 64 doses with a money back guarantee if it fails to benefit.
Proceedings in Court Of Criminal Appeals
In Austin on October 196 proceedings of the Court of Criminal Appeals affirmed multiple rulings including Clark Carpenter ex parte Raymond Sanders Hunt Newt Harvey Raines Coley Underwood Brazoria J W Whitfield Lubbock reversed and remanded H Haynes San Augustine Alberto Davis Harris B A Dunn Dallas denied rehearing for C F Rudolph Potter Jack Stanton Gregg Ed Nicholson Limestone Tandy Wilheit Eastland and granted writ of certiorari for Amedis Romero Jefferson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Austin
Court of Criminal Appeals
Clark Carpenter
McLennan
Exparte
Raymond Sanders
Hunt
Newt Harvey
Raines
Coley Underwood
Brazoria
J. W. Whitfield
Lubbock
H. Haynes
San Augustine
Alberto Davis
Harris
B. A. Dunn
Dallas
C. F. Rudolph
Potter
Jack Stanton
Gregg
Ed Nicholson
Limestone
Tandy Wilheit
Eastland
Amedis Romero
Jefferson
Miss Loos and husband plan European stage and screen retirement
The couple explain they will supervise Gentlemen Prefer Blondes productions in Vienna and Budapest before returning to produce a musical with music by Irving Berlin. Anita says they will retire after this work, having earned a rest from hard labor on stage and screen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Loos
Europe
Vienna
Budapest
Irving Berlin
Anita
Chastening Rod Used on 33 Pupils in Month
Amarillo schools report corporal punishment for the first month with 38 pupils ruled. Summitt school accounts for ten cases while others share remaining cases. Attendance averages near 96 percent overall, Wilson leads with 98.4 percent. Tardiness totals reach 671. Enrollment totals 7010 with 3620 boys and 3590 girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
Summitt
Wilson
Literary Work Is Feature Of Pen Women
The Panhandle Pen Women held a full day meeting at First Baptist church with an executive session, business talks, and a luncheon at Mrs. Chandler’s home. Prize poem winners were Laura V. Hamner, Mary Miller Beard, and Clara Mitchell. Jessica Young spoke on poetry and Nida Martin of the Amarillo Globe News discussed columnists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle
First Baptist Church
T. V. Reeves
Canyon
J. W. Cheney
W. K. Chandler
van Buren Street
Paul Nunn
Laura V. Hamner
Mary Miller Beard
Clara Mitchell
Jessica Young
Nida Martin
Amarillo Globe News
City Airport Urged By Local Board Of City Development
The Board of City Development led by Col. Harvey Haines calls on the city commission to establish a municipal airport promptly. He warns that important air routes are forming and will bypass Amarillo if the city delays, with routes likely to be built through other cities to Amarillo’s disadvantage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of City Development
Col. Harvey. Haines
City Commission
Commission
Haines
Amarillo
Panhandle Pen Women Hold Round Table Discussion
Erasmus Tack notes in The Globe as Panhandle Pen Women meet at Mrs. R S Thompson 1701 Polk to discuss What the Panhandle Pen Women Are Doing and Where They Market Their Work. Mrs Thompson speaks on The Underdog and Mrs Mary Miller on Byron as a Poet. New members Mabel Lovett Maude Davin Alice Gould Faw joined. out of town guests listed from Claude Miami Canyon McLean Plainview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erasmus Tack
The
Globe
R. S. Thompson
Polk Street
Phobe K. Warner
Claude
Oliver. Dixon
Miami
Mra
T. V. Reeves
Canyon
Rubye Cook
McLean
George Salgling
Plainview
Mabel Lovett
Maude Davin
Alice Gould Faw
Chief Gaither Returns to Duty After Illness
Chief of Police H. L. Gaither resumes work today following several days away due to illness caused by indigestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Gaither
New Humphries Highland School Set to Open East of City
Plans for Humphries Highland school east of the city advance with expected opening before November 1. J. W. Hill named principal with two teachers. Enrollment at the Mexican school declines after a parochial school opens nearby. The Summitt Buchanan Sanborn building remains unused for a month or more, possibly after year’s start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphries Highland School
J. W. Hill
Hill
Summitt
Buchanan
Sanborn
Quiet Amarillo Faces a Calm Police Scene
Amarillo is quiet with few cases on the books and weekends showing some activity. Chief H. L. Gaither warns that trouble may surface soon as thieves hijackers and other crimes are more active in nearby cotton country towns. Miss Mabel McQueen returned from Dallas after attending the fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
H. L. Gaither
Gaither
Masons Sign Up for El Paso Trip
Reservations pour in for the special excursion rate to El Paso for the Scottish Rite Reunion October 20 to November 3. About fifty Panhandle Plains towns will be represented. After the Scottish Rite, the Shrine will confer the degrees of that order with the Khiva Temple Patrol assisting on November 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tury
St. Denia
EP Vane
Panhandle Plains
Khiva
el Paso
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Mary Pickford
Joan of Arc
Max Reinhardt
Richard Barthelmess
Amorrow
Barthelmess
Millard Webb
Aileen Pringle
Hoyle
Anna May Wong
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Rialto Theater
Loo Sang
Nang Ping
Renee Adorce
Chaney
Louise Dresser
Deandi Theater
Victor Hugo
Jean Valjean
Toulon
France
Digne
Montfermeil
Montreuil-sur-Mer
Paris
Robert J. Horner
Liberty Theater
New York
Anita Loos
Griffith
Hollywood
John Emerson
Ruth Taylor
Sennett
TEXAR
Tennessee
SAN Jacinto
Felix the
the Oriental
PEN Womer
Panhandle Organization
Liberty Today
Texas
City
BCD
Amarillo Plate Glass & Mirror CO
Philippines
Abe
Mabel McQueen
Taylor
Renee Adorer
Ane Heatre
Dent Theatres Ing
Laura Lye
Tete Pryary
Lan
Lala Ala! Labs
Pathe Review
Masons
Kal
Wade’s
Collegians
Amarillo Athletic Club
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