Lights Glare on Sills and McLean At Local Theaters
Milton Sills stars in Hard-Boiled Haggerty at Mission theater with Molly O Day in a dramatic romance blended with action while Arthur Stone and George Fawcett support. Douglas MacLean brings fresh comedy at Fair theater with Soft Cushions set against an Orient backdrop, featuring Sue Carol and a notable ensemble. Meanwhile Jolson pursues The Jazz Singer and Mickey McBann shines in When a Dog Loves at Liberty as Noah Beery and Mary Helen Beery headline Hollywood gossip with Mary Helen’s screen debut anticipated.
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Milton Sills
Haggerty
Vid Gunning
First National Pictures
Charles Brabin
Mission Theater
Molly O’day
Sills
Elliott White
Carey Wilson
Arthur Stone
Mitchell Lewis
George Fawcett
Yola d*Avril
Douglas McLean
The
Fair Theater
Paramount
MacLean
George Randolph Chester
Orient
Wallingford
Eddie Cline
Sue Carol
Chicago
Richard Carle
Albert Gran
Wade Boteler
Russell Powell
Frank Leigh
Nigel de Brulier
Albert Prisco
Borris Karloff
Fred Kelsey
Insect Causes Wreck Injuring Birrer Family in Colorado
In Pueblo Colorado on September 2 three members of the Lloyd Birrer family were injured after a small bug allegedly caused the driver to lose control. Birrer swerved from the wheel to battle the insect, leading to a collision that hurt him, his wife, and a baby passenger.
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Pueblo
Colo
Lloyd Birrer
Birrer
Health Board Banquet At Harvey House
Dr. R. M. Walker Amarillo health officer hosted staff city commission members and friends at a Harvey house dinner. He praised his staff for dedication and departmental functioning and set a goal to make Amarillo the cleanest healthiest city in Texas. Attendees included Commissioners Harris Brymer City Manager Bartlett and others. Afterward guests viewed Soft Cushions at the Fair Theater with Will Winch sponsoring.
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R. M. Walker
City Commission
Harvey House
Amarillo
Texas
J. H. Harris
W. H. Brymer
Jeff D. Bartlett
Jack Wyatt
H. E. Goldsmith
W. R. McAdow
E. W. Little
F. M. Shields
Arthur L. Carnahan
Will Winch
Fair Theater
Douglas McLean
Berlin Weekly Billboard Cartoons by Paul Simmel
In west end Berlin a fence now features weekly cartoons by humorist Paul Simmel. He offered to replace offensive ads with drawings of Berlin life, drawing large crowds. A life size scene shows cabmen and a dilapidated cab, one taxicab joke noting American flight versus driving to Potsdam with a horse.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Paul Simmel
Simmel
America
Potsdam
Lizzie
Workers Organize Juvenile Republic
In Berlin a juvenile republic formed by German labor unions gathers about two thousand workers' children near Kiel for a four week stay. Five hundred tents house children and caretakers with 150 tents, cooking by Kiel wives, and a parliament tent serving as local government for the youngsters.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Germany
Kiel
Baltic
Republic
Seventy Turkeys Reported Stolen From Panhandle Farm
Thieves who have been making regular hauls this summer turned their attention to a Panhandle poultry farm last night and stole seventy choice turkeys prepared for the Thanksgiving market. Local authorities investigate the loss and search for suspects.
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Panhandle
Persian Wireless Stations To Be Manned By French Experts
Teheran reports Persia will staff new wireless stations with French experts after the Mejlis authorized rejecting Soviet offers. The Soviet embassy resents the decision, claiming it was unexpected, with leaks to Moscow blamed for the move and Persian authorities preferring to avoid Russian agents.
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Teheran
Persia
Mejlis
Moscow
Paris Hair Trends Return To Short Hair And Curl
International News Service reports Paris fashion foresees a comeback of short cuts and bob styles this winter. Coiffeurs say ears will be covered, necks shaved no more, hats long enough to curl around heads, and a curl centered on the forehead remains in vogue with long hair returning slowly later.
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Milady
Monsieur Lechart
Paris
Coiffeurs Academy
Great Corporation of
Egypt Cotton for Poland Factories
Cairo reports Polish spinning and weaving factories rely on Egyptian cotton and seek a commercial pact under most favoured nation terms. Poland wants direct purchases with installment payments and offers its own products on the same basis.
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International
Cairo
Poland
Germany
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Egypt
August saw record wet and cool weather in Amarillo
Weather bureau records show an exceptionally wet and cool August for Amarillo. Total rainfall reached 5.21 inches, about double the normal amount, while the average temperature was 75.7 degrees with a high of 98 and a low of 57.
News Vendor Re-Weds Former Wife at 70
Karl Neher, 70, a famed Munich paper seller nicknamed the Cuckoo for his restaurant entry paper sales, remarried his former wife after a 20 year divorce. The wedding ran from noon past midnight with free beer donated by Loewen brewery.
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Associated Press
Berlin
Karl Neher
Munich
Loewen Brewery
Births Far Exceed Deaths in Amarillo Last Month
Births far exceeded deaths in Amarillo last month by 71 to 47, per the monthly report of city health officer Dr R M Walker. Many deaths were among very young or over 50 year olds, with the report noting the pattern plus a preview of Emperor's Swords on view and other pieces still readable.
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Amarillo
R. M Walker
Imperial Gift to Yasukuni Shrine Museum
The Imperial family of Japan has presented items for personal use by the late Emperor Taisho to the Yasukuni Shrine museum in Tokyo. The collection includes a Japanese sword a military sword and a complete set of state occasion trappings.
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Taisho
Imperial Family of
Japan
Yasukuni
Tokyo
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