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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1935
Page
5
Roy Walker, 44, of Palestine, jumped from his smoking truck to warn motorists and was killed when he fell under Rooster Pickett’s car. Four negroes on the truck escaped injury as the vehicle stopped after the crash and fire was extinguished with little damage to the truck.
The Amarillo Crippled Children's Council announced rehearsals for its tenth annual benefit, Play Box Review, to be held Tuesday November 26 at Municipal Auditorium. The council, an Amarillo civic clubs group including Rotary Kiwanis Lions and American Business clubs, reported seven clinics this year with 20 to 35 new cases each.
The Play Box Review will present three acts: a dramatic piece directed by Mrs. Howard Lynch, a melodrama under Wayne Eubanks, and a comedy led by Wilbur C. Budd. Between acts, David Macpherson directs vaudeville skits. Reserved seats are 50 cents.
Hollywood notes mourn Gordon Westcott a 31 year old character actor died last night from a concussion after a polo pony fall on him in Santa Monica. Funeral arrangements remain incomplete as the Hollywood colony expresses deep concern for Moe Marsh who lies dangerously ill after a burst appendix complication.
The Little Theater presents Pinkie and the Fairies a three act comedy for children Friday night at the Municipal Auditorium. Doreen Finklea Frank Williams Ruth Doan lead a juvenile cast with authentic costumes and stage sets. Special dances by Rosalie Raymond Constance Ferguson and Mrs Dana Harmon. 15 cent grade school rate. 35 cent students 50 cents adults. season ticket holders admitted free as this is an extra performance.
Washington observers speculate on new government actions as President Roosevelt and Secretary Hull press to discourage trade with Italy and Ethiopia. Officials say the moves aim to moral pressure on belligerents and curb exports amid the African war.
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